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household
In this section we've included some hints and tips on how to manage your household
rubbish. You can find out how to minimise the effect that you have on the environment
and how to make your household more environmentally friendly.
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brown
paper packages
tied up with string
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These are definitely a few of 'my' favourite things and they are fabulously
inexpensive too.
Children aren't a pre-requisite for putting your Blue Peter hat on and
getting creative but they do give you a good excuse for making it a
lot of messy fun.
All you need is:
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last year's Christmas cards
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scissors
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a glue stick
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rough string, wool and/or raffia
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a large roll of brown paper
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paint or an ink pad
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festive biscuit cutters
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STEP 1
Cut sparkly embellishments from old cards to use as name tags
STEP 2
Glue them onto recycled tags cut from the spines of old cards
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STEP 3
Remember, less is more - keep the designs simple
STEP 4
Roughly wrap string or wool around biscuit cutters and tie to secure
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STEP 5
Then stamp the plain paper with colourful prints to decorate, leave
to dry, wrap your gifts and secure with coordinating coloured wool or
string
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TOP
TIP - Reserve the shoe box from the inevitable pair of slippers you
are about to receive and put this year's cards in there, ready for Christmas
2012!
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