There is nothing better than making some of your own decorations to hang on the festive tree. They remind you of the fun you had making them and the times you had with the item in the first place. So why not do some recycling this year and cover your Christmas tree in memories…
Top Things You Can Recycle Into Christmas Tree Decorations
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After a while, most CD’s will become scratched and unusable. But they would still make for rather pretty decorations.
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I found it weird how these sticks of ram could look so majestic hanging from the Crimbo tree! It is almost as if they were made for that purpose.
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OK, so it only uses the bottom of the bottle, but the rest of the bottle could then easily become a plant feeder!
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You will need some good art and craft skills to bring this idea to light, but it would be well worth it.
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I would never have thought of hanging onto all the ring pulls I get through in a year, seems someone much cleverer than I did.
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They might not be the most festive animals you will ever see, but with some paint and glitter on they will shine like festive beauties every year.
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There are lots of ways to recycle buttons and badges into decorations, but this one was the best looking by far.
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This is a good measure of success! On a more serious note, I did like this idea a lot as material tape measures are always getting replaced in my house.
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If you like doing paper crafts making decorations like these will be a cinch to you!
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What I like most about this idea is that pine cones already have a festive look about them, so giving them some bling and hanging them from the Christmas tree seems like the right thing to do with them.
