Fruit Cups

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Here is another version of a Jellyfish Craft Project. This very inexpensive craft is made with a small recycled plastic container and some strips of bubble wrap. The previous post has a jellyfish made with a paper or styrofoam plate and tissue paper Materials small recycled plastic container bubble wrap (I had a pkg. from Dollar Tree!) scissors glue (that dries clear) thin string or yarn for hanging I got the idea for this jellyfish from Looledo. Click here to see Looledo's Jellyfish Craft…

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Here’s a simple way to make a playful ladybug using a recycled plastic fruit cup.

I was up in the middle of the night thinking about plastic fruit cups yesterday...I've been trying to use up some of my overgrowing collection of them. So far we've made a Polar Bear Mask and

These adorable mini Easter baskets are made from recycled applesauce and fruit cups, and can be filled with goodies! This is a cute party favor for a Spring bridal or baby shower.

After noticing the wood grain pattern on a brand of recycled apple sauce containers, I designed this craft of a Japanese drum or taiko, which is often made from a wooden barrel here in the US.

[Or alternatively titled The way in which I creatively cut half my pinky nail and five layers of skin off. Either one, you pick.] This is really a post about soap re-creating if we are going to be…

To make our turkeys we started by painting the outside of plastic fruit cups with brown acrylic paint. (They may require two coats, dependent on how thick you

plastic fruit cups and hot glue