Recycled Crafts

Creative DIY Projects That Turn Trash Into Treasure

Toilet Paper tube bunny printing and more fun Easter crafts

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There seems to be a never-ending supply of fun and creative ways to reuse those humble little cardboard TP tubes—and honestly, I couldn’t be happier about it. If you’ve been saving them in a craft stash (or let’s be real, a giant overflowing box), then you’re going to love this next idea. I just stumbled across the cutest Easter craft on The Organized Housewife blog, and it instantly made me smile.

She’s shared a whole collection of Easter-themed recycled crafts, but one that really stood out to me was her super sweet TP tube bunny heads. With just three little pieces cut from a single toilet paper roll, you can create the head and two upright bunny ears—and it’s way easier than it looks! A bit of paint, a marker for the face, and voilà, you’ve got yourself some recycled Easter magic.

It’s a great hands-on project for kids, but honestly, I’d totally make a few myself just to add a touch of charm to an eco-friendly Easter table setting or spring decor display. So if you’re ready to hop into the season with something adorable and sustainable, head over to The Organized Housewife for the full how-to.

Make bunny heads out of three pieces of a recycled toilet paper tube.

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Crafting the Fourth: Mason Jar Magic with My Cricut

Looking for an easy yet eye-catching way to add a little patriotic charm to your 4th of July decor? This Stars & Stripes Mason Jar Cricut Craft from CraftBits is a festive and fun project that’s perfect for crafters with a Cricut machine on hand.

This DIY features classic red, white, and blue vinyl elements—think stars, stripes, and all the Americana vibes—applied to a simple mason jar. The beauty of this craft is how versatile it is. Whether you’re using it as a lantern with a tea light, a utensil holder for your backyard BBQ, or even a candy jar for your holiday table, it’s a great way to add a personal, handmade touch to your celebration.

We also love how quick and beginner-friendly this project is, making it ideal for anyone looking to create something festive without committing to an all-day crafting session. The clean design means you can easily personalize it with names, dates, or different color combinations too.

This craft is also featured on our sister site, [insert blog name if you’d like], where we highlight holiday Cricut crafts and patriotic decor ideas. Be sure to check it out if you’re building your 4th of July craft list!