Ideas For DIY
I have billions of these craft marbles
, so I’m loving this project ideas using them and foam cones! Head over to Alderberry Hill for the full tutorial — Glass Christmas Trees.
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This bright and patriotic flag is a great summer project. The recycled craft is perfect for hanging in a window, decorating a wall, or hanging on an inside door. The supplies are quite simple: all you need is some cardboard, some scrap ribbon, and a few other materials. This is a fun project for crafters of all ages!
Looking for a creative way to celebrate your patriotism or add some festive flair to your home décor? Making a scrap ribbon patriotic flag is a fun, hands-on craft that lets you showcase your love for your country in a unique way.
This DIY project is simple, inexpensive, and perfect for those looking to add a touch of red, white, and blue to their space for any occasion. Ready to give it a try? Check out this step-by-step guide and get started on creating your own scrap ribbon flag! href=”https://discover.hubpages.com/art/how-to-make-a-scrap-ribbon-patriotic-flag” target=”_new” rel=”noopener” data-start=”488″ data-end=”608″>How to Make a Scrap Ribbon Patriotic Flag.
Great idea but the stack trees she uses are not available. Alderberry Hill doesn’t say where they can be found, even after numerous requests from her followers. I searched online and no place to buy them. Why post something if it isn’t possible to make 🙁 Very dissapointing 🙁
It’s a shame they aren’t available, however one can still draw inspiration from the craft using regular cones or constructing something different. Sometimes it’s about inspiration too 🙂
I am in agreement with the first comment Why do you print these directions and then cannot find the trees. I spent yesterday traveling 150 miles to the city to purchase the supplies for our library project and got everything but the trees. Money wasted
Hi Janet. I’m sorry you were unable to find the trees. As I mentioned in my previous comment, even if they aren’t available you can still draw inspiration from the project and use a different type of tree. As for driving 150 miles? I am sorry, but if I had to drive that far, I think I would call ahead and see if the store stocked what I needed. I realize it’s probably easier to blame me for that, but I have to disagree with you.