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So why don’t you and your kids make an adventure out of it and go hunting for snail shells? I’ve got a great snail shell craft project that would also be perfect for the next science project. With Christmas right around the corner, it’s time you started thinking about your tree and decorations. Have you thought about the ornaments you’re going to put up? Yarn wrapping projects sure are popular, don’t you think? I mean, look at this yarn-wrapped flower pot, for example. Doesn’t it look fabulous? You remember those stirrers you made earlier? I bet they were a hit at your party. Here’s another idea for another DIY drink stirrer, this one animal-themed. Grab a green sharpie and color the flat top part of the cork green. Then, hot glue the corks together into a tree-shaped ornament.

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Instead, you’re going to be making it right at home for a fraction of the price you’d normally pay for them. All you need are a few supplies like colored rope, your hot glue gun, and a pair of scissors. Do you have a glass vase at home that’s just a little too shabby to use? Why don’t you give it a bit of a makeover with this project instead of throwing it away? Do you remember the wine cork Christmas tree ornament you made earlier? Do you have those corks left? I think this project will put those corks to good use! Grab some colored felt sheets from here, this nylon zip, and your toilet rolls. You’ll also need your sewing kit—just needle, thread, and a few pins—and you’re all set. 2. Snail Shell Craft

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The best way to cover up any dings, dents, or scratches is to hide them away. How? You wrap the vase with yarn, of course?

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In later years, script writers became somewhat over-reliant on the use of gold as a weapon against the Cybermen. By the time of Silver Nemesis, it seemed that anyone with a bag of sovereigns and a catapult could take one out. Just remember to add silver and maybe even a little sea-green to the mix and it’ll look fabulous! 37. Harry Potter Mini Snitch Pen

Feel free to play around a bit with color, and also add glitter to your hot glue before you set it. This yarn-wrapped vase can do so much to jazz up your space—and all that before you put flowers in it! A "light" combat version of the Glitter Boy designed for special opperations. Armed with missiles, vibroblades, lasers, and a heavy particle cannon

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In a nutshell, it’s a box made by lining photo frames into a cube and using said box to hold dog treats. Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? I’m sure you’ve heard about DIY projects with wine bottles, but what about a project involving wine bottle corks? Have you thought about upcycling those wine corks into, say, Christmas tree ornaments? As it turns out, though, there are an astonishingly large number of projects which are just as cool and that you can do with nothing more than your faithful glue gun! Jump to:I think these animal stirrers would be a hit at your kids’ party. They’re cute, easy-to-make, and they’re pretty great as a souvenir, too! When you’re done adhering all the sides and the bottom together, allow it to dry completely before filling it with treats. Don’t forget to slip a few pictures into the frames, too! 21. Cork Bulletin Board Before you start making your wreath, remember that you’re using real leaves. So, expect the leaves to dry up a bit; it’s completely natural! You can make one—or half a dozen—of our own with just a few supplies from a dollar store near you. You’ll need a few dollar tree frames, a pair of pliers from here, decorative tape, and, of course, your hot glue gun.