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| I cut out an idea from a magazine awhile back showing how to cut a plastic milk jug so that is can be a cute caddy. I had in mind to make one of these (or ten of these) to help house my son's million Lego pieces. But when I tried to get him to let me cut 1-2 little Lego pics out of a catalog to use for it, he refused! So I made this one for me....using sweet old calendars, I found some pics I could use. |
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| Cute, cute, cute. |
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| Of course I forgot to take a pic of how to cut the milk jug but you'll be able to see it in the upcoming photos. I used dear ol' Mod Podge to adhere the pics to the jug. |
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| I put the other two pics on the other side of the jug front, so it looks like.... |
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| This! And added a couple little cut-outs at the top to hide little indentions in the jug. |
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| A piece of raffia for a tie on the handle and three overlapped buttons for embellishment. I glued the raffia to the handle after tying it on. |
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| So, Legos would go in these caddies per-fect-ly! But since I made one for me, hmmm. Apples? |
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| A craft project that you wanted to have on-the-go-ready? |
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| How about craft supplies? |
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| Or even baking supplies in your pantry. So, there you have it, a trash to splash idea. I LOVE organizing containers, and they are rather pricey to purchase. So if I can use a milk jug instead, then bravo! Thank you for visiting, and know that I love your comments and ideas. |
Blessings!
What an idea! Thanks for sharing! Loved your space.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :) I so appreciated your comment and your visit!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! Thanks for sharing it. :)
ReplyDeleteI love these beautiful calendars and always want to keep them. So this is a great way to keep some of the pretties out of them. :) I'm your newest follower. :)
~Liz
This is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I am hosting a photobook giveaway. I would love for you to stop by. Have a great week. Anu
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