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Love rocks. A recent trip to the beach provided us with these beautiful, worn stones. With the addition of a few vinyl adhesive letters - we created alphabet rocks.
We're having friends over for dinner tonight. Our plan is to scatter these around the table - spelling out words with these stones will provide entertainment for both children and adults as well as add a bit of natural beauty to the setting.
These stones are incredible to touch - the waves of Lake Michigan have worn them down into smooth treasures. They feel so good, they're hard to put down. We used vinyl adhesive letters from Office Depot.
Since I am using these at the dinner table, I wanted them to be clean. So, I boiled the rocks before adding the letters.
A circular grouping of flat stones make a natural trivet.
Nothing is more appealing to me than natural beauty.
I plan on letting each of our guests take a handful of these stones home with them as a pleasant reminder of our time together. Perhaps they will choose the letters that make up their name - or an inspiring word. I like party favors at any age - and something like this so easy to make and memorable.
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A plastic bag is cut into strips to create this plastic bag bow - a green way to wrap a gift.
Ready for giving - a bottle of wine is placed in a simple linen bag and wrapped with my easy to make bag bow.
You'll need a bloom loom - available at Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores for about $4.00. These are traditionally used for making yarn flowers - which I love to do too. However, I couldn't resist giving it a try with a different material and I discovered that plastic bags work really well too.
You can use any brightly colored plastic shopping bag or newspaper bag. Begin by making a few cuts up the side and across the bottom of the bag so that you have a flat sheet of plastic. Then cut your sheet into one-inch wide strips.
Make one long strip of plastic by tying the ends of each strip together. Make sure to trim any extra plastic from the knots to make them as unnoticeable as possible. Follow bloom loom instructions and use plastic as you would use yarn. It is really quite simple - I can make one of these in under 5 minutes.
Here is a link to find a Bloom Loom from Jo-Ann.
I’m listening to The Strokes today.
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