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Recycling is so fun when we can transform throwaway objects into beautiful or even useful objects!
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I hoard many crazy stuff including dried up sketch pens and tin cans and every now and then try to create something with my "junk"!
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Here is my daughter teaching Goldy our "ever curious" Cocker spaniel how to use glue [without getting sticky ears!]
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Snowy [ the Lhasapso] was more interested in posing for the picture!
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This was a quick though somewhat "sticky" recycling craft !
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Jazzed it up a bit with some lace to make a colorful container.
Do tell me how you liked this simple idea to reuse those used up markers and pens.
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Hello Dr. Sonia. You never cease to amaze me with all your wonderful recycling projects, and this is just another fantastic idea. Colourful, bright and practical. I love this, great for storing bits and pieces on your desk.
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting.
With love, Sandra xxx
what a brilliant idea.. its so colourful too
ReplyDeleteLisa x
ps your daughter and doggies are soo cute
Fabulous!!!! .lovely great way to recycle those dried pens .your little princess is looking cute with those spaniel and apso .
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful as usual.Love he simple yet clever idea
ReplyDeleteAnother nice ideea to make something useful!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing..Love this fun idea..always enjoy recycling :)
ReplyDeleteHow clever and pretty!! You always have such great recyling ideas! :)Amy
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever idea. I never thought of this before & got rid of all the dried up markers :(
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!!!!!!!i love all the helpers!your little one is so cute concentrating.....and goldy and snowy are cute too!its a wonder that a spaniel nose wasn't stuck to the pen stand!
ReplyDeleteClever idea , beautiful daughter and beautiful dogs !!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea..
ReplyDeleteWOW Sonia. Super cool recycling. Your ideas never cease to amaze me and others. Its wonderful. N ur daugther is so cute. I personaly don,t like pets but yours are cute. I shld defi not show dem to my hubby else he will get one home soon.... lolzz...
ReplyDeleteKeep posting ur WONDERFUL work.
Good idea..I think your daughter has the best time doing crafts. The doggies are too cute.
ReplyDeletelove your idea of recycling..easy and so innovative !!
ReplyDeleteThis a great idea...
ReplyDeleteGreat recycling idea Sonia and your dogs are so cute.
ReplyDeleteJudex
neat idea, now I know what to do with mine when they dry out!
ReplyDeletei't so neat that you have your Daughter crafting,she will grow up to carft and become an Artist!!!
Paula
Thank You Paula yes she does have the passion and patience for art and craft!
DeleteWhat a fun project
ReplyDeleteFantastic way to recycle and so much fun for your daughter too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea. Goldy sure was paying close attention to your daughter's technique there. Maybe Goldy will be making one next :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute.
ReplyDeletethis certainly is a wonderful way of recycling!
ReplyDeletesonia dear ths s really a innovative prjt...hats off...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for all those dried up markers that you would otherwise through away!! It is so adorable. I think Goldie really wants to get in there and help! Good job by your daughter.
ReplyDeleteLaurie
wow too good... ur daughter is shooo shoo cute..
ReplyDeletethat looks very very neat Dr Sonia! And I love seeing your kiddo at work :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a colourfull tin can it makes. Great idea! Cute to see how Goldy is watching your daughter crafting.
ReplyDeleteyour daughter is so smart and cutie.and so as her talent!♥her penstand..give my congrats to her..
ReplyDeletekool project Sonia!
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever recycle Sonia!! Perfect use for those empty makers my friend :) You daughter is so beautiful and how cool that you are teaching her at a young age to recycle :) Love your critters too!
ReplyDeleteThis s cute n a clever recycle craft idea Doctor. I like it. God Bless:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful recycling and so inspiring! Lots of time and care has gone into your fabulous creation, Sonia:) xx
ReplyDeleteVery nice loved it
ReplyDeleteReally innovative !
ReplyDeletehttp://wonderlust-artmania.blogspot.in/2015/08/colorful-creation-recycled-pen-stand.html
My daughter also made the pen stand with the help of unused pen
ReplyDeletethanks a lot for giving idea.