Pretty Posy Fridgie
Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Pattern ID: p105024
Date Added: July 23, 2012
This pretty flower fridgie is made with a recycled water bottle cap and cardboard and is fast and easy to make. You could make these for your local Bazaar or give them as gifts!
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Random Quick Tip!
Waste Not Those Yarn EndsHere is another use for the thread and yarn ends that you cut off of your projects. Give a whole bunch to your kids along with some poster paper, glue and glitter and what ever else you may have and let them make a collage with them. I bet that they would come up with some very colorful and wonderful wall hangings that anyone would love to hang on their wall! The ends could also be used for covering plant pots or other wood objects and used as a mosaic medium.
