I just read an article recently that said the value of old china is decreasing because most people don’t use it as it isn’t dishwasher or microwave safe. It was an article about decluttering. Well, I would have a hard time getting rid of my grandmother’s china or my parent’s china when they are done with it. Why not repurpose it into things you would use like this dainty and pretty candle holder? Pop on over to Ronja’s blog Nur-Noch for the easy tutorial on how to make a recycled plate candle holder. Wouldn’t these make a cute gift or as she is going to do-sell them at craft shows.
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How to make matchbook style packaging for all sorts of tiny things
I love vintage matchbooks and their graphics, they are such a cool little bit of history. Even the concept of a matchbook is dated as there isn’t smoking in public places. So repurposing the packaging format to hold all sorts of tiny things is such a great idea. Pop on over to the blog Reading My Tea Leaves to see all sorts of things you can package in a matchbook and how to make them.
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