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This is a quick and easy way to wrap flowers using basic brown paper bags. Cut off the bottom of the bag with scissors, slip a bouquet of flowers through and tie it with twine.
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These marigold flowers (from my little garden) are all wrapped up and ready go.
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Here I am continuing the idea of using paper bags as containers/dividers to gather supplies for making S’mores. {click here to see the other ideas}
The kids (Caleb, Hallie & Hattie) were getting ready to go outside.
Time For S’mores!!!
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Moving things from one place to another or keeping things contained in an area was what I did just about everyday when the kids were younger. The idea of taking basic lunch bags, fold down the sides and used them as containers for craft supplies, snacks, toys, activities, etc…would have been very helpful.
Here I’ve placed the paper bags in a wire basket with all the craft supplies (and snacks not shown). The kids could take the whole basket outside with everything in it all organized.
I hope this simple idea will help you too.
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Paper broomstick bag / Witch’s Broom is a clever idea. I first came upon it in one of Martha Stewart’s magazines years ago (and now at marthastewart.com click here).
paper bags (4 1/4L x 2 1/2W x 8H”) sources: Amazon / Etsy
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This is a fun and simple project with basic brown/white paper bags. By cutting the bottom off and sealing the two openings with decorative tape, a pretty gift package is finished. To keep the goodies from slipping out or moving around in the package, wrap them with tissue papers and staple the openings before taping.
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have fun making these!
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