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Apr
16
This post will warm your heart because these projects come from the next generation. Pop on over to Jodie’s blog Love Them Madly to see the toys she and her kids made from recycled clementine wood crates.
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Making your own paper for crafts, scrapbooking, card making, etc., is a fairly easy process for adults and children to master with the right tools. Not only is it fun, but it’s an excellent way to recycle creatively and teach children about going green.