Whether tree decorations or gift pendants, from a screw-glass lid, these enchanting reindeer can be easily crafted. Two wobble eyes, a pipe cleaner and a small red pompon and a shiny reindeer emerges from a simple lid.
Reindeer from lids
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Upcycle Christmas Tree Jewelry
Make Christmas tree jewelry from the lids of canned cans! This is not difficult, and a suspension is also included.
Removes the lid of the can with a can opener that rounds off the edges of the can. By carefully bending and turning the tab you can use it as a hanger!
Then it's time to design the lid with newspaper. It's available in almost every household and is perfect for this upcycle project!
Bottle lights
It is very holy with these beautiful star lights.
Pick out beautiful bottles, remove the labels and clean them. Then put a motif foil around the belly of the bottle. With a bottle light chain you conjure the lighting into the bottle.
We used a 3-D film here, which breaks the light and makes the stars sparkle.
Make a Minimalist Crib
Very reduced, very special and by the simplicity absolutely modern, so is this nativity scene or are these nativity figures.
Without much effort you can make them from wooden blocks. Use small wooden blocks and print, write or glue them with the names of the crib figures.
Also as a gift something very special!
Wood-cots
A cheeky little wanker who stretches his nose up. The little wanker is fast and easy to craft and looks very charming.
Take a wooden sheet, a thick sock and a piece of craft tiles and a wooden ball and you can get started. You don't have all the materials? No problem I have as always several alternatives for you.
I'll show you how to make the wooden kerb out of the material.
Bathing salt cunts
This small bath salt sponge is easy to make yourself. This is a gift without much material, ideal for upcycling. Fill bath salt in a nice narrow glass and close it. Then you make a funny cap out of an old knit sock. With a piece of your sock you conjure up a scarf, two wobble eyes and a Styrofoam ball on it and finished is a magical little gift.
You don't have all the materials at home? No problem, as always I have some alternatives for you!
Wait-time bars
For small children, time is not yet a term they can start with. "How long does it take until & #8230;?" or "When does it finally come & #8230;?" or "How often do I have to sleep until & #8230;?" How often do we parents hear these questions?
To illustrate the time of waiting for the children, I made this waiting-time bar.
It is used in a variety of ways. For example, when waiting for a upcoming football game, the start of the holiday, the tingling anticipation of the birthday, when waiting for a celebration, such as the lantern festival, Easter or Christmas.
I only made this bar with 24 days to use it for the Advent season. Moreover, hardly a child can cover the period until the day of joy months before. Therefore, long 24 days for us. But you can also make a bar with 31 days! This is especially ideal if the birthday of the child is one day after the 24th day of the month!
Funny Sock Wigs
These little wankers are made of old socks. Upcycles or sustainability are the theme here in the decoration!
From old socks we make these cute wankers. The nice thing about it is that you probably have everything at home that is needed for this adventure!
Old socks, household rubber, freezer bags or breakfast bags (if necessary also packing material!),
Rice, a string / thread or wool, cotton pads / cotton pads or cuddly fabric. And a scissors and glue!
I'll show you this in an illustrated guide.
Door wreath of wool
A Styrofoam ring is wrapped with fluffy wool. Decorate it to your liking, e.g. with stars and a large ball and a few small balls.
A nice gift that is not difficult to implement.
Socks for Santa Claus
We're putting up socks for Santa Claus.
So that Nicholas also knows who owns which socks, we make a star clip.
Now Santa can come by.