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How to make recycled tissue box and styrofoam tray Valentines

February 13, 2011 by Stefanie Girard

Can I tell you how giddy I am about seeing these cute Valentines? Why you may ask other than the fact that they are darling? Because The clever crafter of the blog Michele Made Me has figured out how to recycle styrofoam trays to make dimensional dots (you know those things that are great in project when you wan the layers to stand way up off the page)! Excellent! See her recycled photo window Valentine tutorial and make some yourself.

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Comments

  1. jan says

    February 14, 2011 at 7:06 pm

    These are awesomely cool!!!

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