Become An Artist
Jack Reichert | | 3 Comments | Email this
There are so many wonderful things that you can do with odd household throw-aways. Be creative and think outside the box, or INSIDE the box in some cases…
- Cereal boxes can make stylish and colorful bookmarks.
- Use empty tissue boxes to store extra plastic bags.
- Ever find that your chips get crushed? Pop them into a box before you stuff it in the pantry.
- Small boxes (such as pudding boxes) can make great puppets!
- Open an empty cereal box and let your young child have fun coloring on the inside.
- You can use boxes to protect items when mailing. Or just storing away.
- Use empty boxes for kindling your barBQ.
- Boxes can be transformed into great building blocks.
- Finally, if you open your box flat you can drop it into a recycling bin.
Looking for more creative games and solutions? Have a tip to share?
3 Responses to “Become An Artist”
Daniel Pedersen • September 15th, 2008 • 1:13 am
And the ULTIMATE: refrigerator boxes afford unlimited options for creative play and art. We just got one from our neighbors and my kids have spent 2 days solid in the box, and are just getting started.
Karin Kloosterman • September 15th, 2008 • 9:32 am
I lived in a refrigerator box for a year. Well, it was inside my room….I then inherited an oven box, which became the “guest bedroom” for my best friend.
Jack Reichert • September 16th, 2008 • 3:07 pm
I used to fly through the cosmos in my refrigerator and oven boxes!