Like most people out there, I try to do my best at being environmentally friendly. I use a refillable water bottle as opposed to buying plastic ones, I make sure to recycle everything I possibly can, and I try to avoid driving and walk to my destination whenever possible. Beyond going green for living, I also go green for creating! There are countless reasons why everyone should consider reusing, recycling, and repurposing when they craft. Obviously, it’s a little nicer on the environment. Green crafting is also pretty nice on your budget, too.
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So for your next project, try going green! Bust out those scraps, reuse something you have lying around, or create something new with a few materials in your recycling bin. Old sweaters too worn to donate? Cut them up to create a fabric wreath! Spare buttons lying around? Create some button flowers! There are so many ways that you can go green when you’re crafting. Take a look at some of the crafts from AllFreeChristmasCrafts below. These crafts that you don’t have to sacrifice beauty to go green.
- Wax Dipped Pine Cone Ornaments
- Snowflake Washer Coasters
- Snowballs from Bedspreads
- Thrifty Tin Can Lantern
- Bottle Cap Snowman Ornament
- Light Up Recycled Lantern
- Neck Tie Wreath
- Cereal Box Wreath
- Snowman Light Bulb Ornament
- Wine Cork Wreath
- Mini Toilet Paper Roll Wreaths
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