First of all, it's really fun to say "loo rolls" instead of toilet paper tubes. Australians make everything sound fun!
Second, my daughter and I are *almost* finally able to convince our obsessive-compulsive selves we *do not* have to make crafts out of everything destined for the trash now that our city recycles practically everything. [yay!]
No more "reuse." Just "recycle." But I don't think paper towel and toilet paper rolls are recyclable at this point. I guess I better double check that fact. But not before trying this!!!
So, yes, thank you Myrtle and Eunice of Melbourne for this lovely cheerful idea on a cold dark winter day, and to Lauren at Stamp48 for sharing it.
And here is another variation from Growing Up Creative that looks equally interesting.
Second, my daughter and I are *almost* finally able to convince our obsessive-compulsive selves we *do not* have to make crafts out of everything destined for the trash now that our city recycles practically everything. [yay!]
No more "reuse." Just "recycle." But I don't think paper towel and toilet paper rolls are recyclable at this point. I guess I better double check that fact. But not before trying this!!!
So, yes, thank you Myrtle and Eunice of Melbourne for this lovely cheerful idea on a cold dark winter day, and to Lauren at Stamp48 for sharing it.
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| Festive Loo Rolls by Myrtle and Eunice shared via Stamp48 |
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| From Growing Up Creative |
Now, if I could just figure out what kind of material would do this same thing but be waterproof. This seems like a fantastic design for outdoor wall out. Ideas anyone??
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