Crafty Projects Using Newspapers and Magazines are great for those who want to do a bit of green crafting. I'm pretty sure you have ton of old magazines and newspapers somewhere in your house. Don't throw them out just yet; give these** crafty projects using newspapers and magazines** a look first. Who knows, you might just find the perfect** DIY project using newspapers and magazine** that could give your home its much-needed style update.
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Art
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How cool is this? There are many ways to use old magazines in wall art but this one is probably my favorite. I am loving the shadow-box effect this one creates. If you plan to copy this crafty project using magazines, you can get creative with your silhouette.
Frame for Mirror
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This particular DIY idea using newspapers and magazines is all sorts of awesome. There are simply so many things you can do with magazine or newspaper reeds; this mirror frame is one of the more fantastic ideas. Check out the tutorial now!
Transform old print material into a fashionable home décor element without breaking the bank. Whether it's turning the Sunday paper into chic art or repurposing glossy magazine pages for a touch of glam, this mirror frame project is both eco-friendly and stylish. The woven reeds come together to create a stunning pattern that adds a unique texture to any room. Get inspired by the easy-to-follow guide and start crafting your own centerpiece that is sure to spark conversations and admiration. It's time to elevate your home's aesthetic with just a hint of creativity and some paper craft magic.
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Stool
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You don't need to cut up your magazines to make this stool. You only need to stack them and add the base and cushion. Easy and clever, right? The best part is that you can adjust the height of your stool according to your needs.
Favor Pouches
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Why buy paper bags for your party favors when you can make some using magazines? This is a great idea since you know that your guests will be throwing away the packaging you use anyway.
Reed Box
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This is another crafty project using newspapers and magazines that will require paper reeds. I'm sure you have random boxes in your house that you think could use a bit of prettifying. Get them out and do this project now!
You can personalize them with your favorite colors, patterns, or even themes that match your decor. The beauty of this project lies in its versatility; you can transform shoeboxes, old gift boxes, or any container into stylish storage. Not only are you recycling, but you're also creating something that’s uniquely yours. Gather your materials—scissors, glue, and stacks of old newspapers or magazines. Roll the paper tightly into small reeds and then carefully glue them onto the exterior of the box. Let your creativity flow and make each box a representation of your artistic flair.
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Bracelet
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Paper beads are always fun. And the green way to make them is by using old magazines. Aside from bracelets, you can also use them as necklace components or pendants.
Paper beads are an easy and creative way to recycle old magazines. They can be used to make bracelets, necklaces, and pendants, adding a touch of personality to any outfit. Making paper beads is a great way to get creative with old magazines and newspapers. It's a fun activity for kids and adults alike! All you need is some scissors, glue, and a few magazines. You can find detailed tutorials online to help you get started. Paper beads are also a great way to help reduce waste and promote sustainability. Plus, you can customize them to any color you want!
Wreath
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Doesn't this look phenomenal? The paper roses look fun to make, too. Apart from the recycling factor, I love this DIY project because the wreath looks absolutely pretty.
Nail Art
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So cool! I had to include this because I think this has a very crafty element.
Dress Form
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Basically, you will paper mache an old dress form to make something that looks "wordy" beautiful. You can then use this paper dress form for other crafty projects.
Seedling Starter Pots
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What's better than recycling newspaper? Using them to help start a new life, that's what! What you do is shape the papers into a pot, add soil, and plant your seedlings. Easy!
Trash Bin
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Made of magazine circles, this trash bin looks colorful and fun. The great thing about this technique is that you can use it in making many other items.
This trash bin is a great way to recycle old newspapers and magazines and turn them into something fun and useful. It's a great way to make use of materials that would otherwise be thrown away. The project is easy to make and requires no special tools or materials. All you need is some old newspapers and magazines, scissors, and glue.
The trash bin is made of circles cut from the newspapers and magazines. The circles are then glued together to form the shape of the bin. The result is a colorful, eye-catching trash bin that can be used for a variety of purposes. It can be used to store small items such as pens, pencils, keys, and other items. It can also be used to store small items such as candy or snacks.
The trash bin is a great way to get creative and have fun. It's a great project for kids and adults alike. With a few simple materials, you can make a one-of-a-kind trash bin that will add a unique touch to any room. It's a great way to express your creativity and make something useful and fun.
Lamp Shade
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This is inspired by an Anthropologie product. I had to include it in this list of fun crafty projects using newspapers and magazines because that store has a lot of items that are wonderful to copy.
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