
My in-laws sent us a box of presents earlier this week. It was quite exciting. But, I have to tell you, I was just about as thrilled to see the assortment of colorful plastic bags they used for padding, as I was to unload the actual gifts. You know how it is, once you start recycling, and repurposing, you see fun potential in every empty bag, or box.
So, when I finally got the goodie plates ready for the neighbors today, and realized they looked a little plain, out came the bags.


A couple of quick snips, and a knot, and the goodies looked so much more festive.

It's great to be a homeschooler.
2 comments:
This is cute and creative recycling...I'm be saving my colored bags : )
great idea!
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