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Monday, November 14, 2011

DIY: Junk Mail Christmas Tree

When Christmas rolls around and the malls are extra full of extra shiny, pretty things, it’s easy for me to get wrapped up in a desire to buy and to have. So I’m always pleasantly refreshed to discover a free way to create Christmas magic at home! I’m a huge fan of recycled crafts and this one caught my eye.

The Junk Mail Christmas Tree…

It was pretty time consuming but I think the finished result was totally worth it and it didn’t cost me a cent! Bonus: I used up a huge stack of junk mail flyers for the coming Black Friday sales. Fitting, I think.

JunkMailTree

In progress…

JunkMailTree1

The finished product…

You can find the instructions to make your own by visiting here.

What about you? Anyone have a fun recycled Christmas project they’re trying out?
love, elizabeth

13 comments:

  1. Oh, I love it!
    Maybe I shoudl try this!!
    It looks so cool!

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  2. wow, wow, wow, that is so awesome! i never would have thought that up! it looks awesome!

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  3. That is too cute!! Well done Elizabeth!

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  4. I am going to do this! Thank you SO MUCH for the idea! Instead of doing flyers I'm going to use christmas scrapbooking paper.

    Living in this apartment in europe for just one christmas means I'm not supposed to spend any money on christmas decorations.

    SO THANK YOU!

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  5. that is so cool. looks like fun to make with the boys (:

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  6. This would make a great white elephant Christmas gift for a Christmas party I'm attending.

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  7. Wow - this is such a good idea! So creative!

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  8. Oh my gosh. That's PERFECT! I love your little tree :)

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  9. Very cute! I've pinned bazillion crafts I want to do, but have yet to get started. :/

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  10. This is so cute! I used to make reindeer out of cinnamon brooms, in ye olden times. They always smelled great, and they are fun to use instead of a wreath on the door.

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