Wrap light bulbs, glass, or styrofoam balls in pretty lace edged doilies; add ribbon roses, flower sprigs, personal embellishments.

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Last updated on November 24th, 2024 at 12:30 amRudolf the Recycled Light Bulb by Jane Lake Here’s another recycled light bulb craft to add to your Christmas collection – Rudolf, the legendary, red-nosed reindeer. Supplies: Instructions: 1. Clean the light bulb carefully but thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and let dry. 2. Paint the light bulb...

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Last updated on November 22nd, 2024 at 11:27 pmDo you need a small Christmas gift for the teacher or babysitter? This charming DIY light bulb Santa is quick, easy and inexpensive to make. The main supplies are a burned-out light bulb and craft paint. Older children who enjoy painting projects may wish to give this...

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How to make a Christmas elf ornament from a recycled lightbulb with free elf painting pattern.

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Last updated on December 9th, 2024 at 01:17 amDecoupage a blown-out light bulb with pretty paper; add Christmas greenery and a touch of sparkle. Do you think others will guess the humble beginnings of your one-of-a-kind Christmas craft? Recycled and Decoupaged Christmas Light Bulb by Gloria Deeser Supplies you will need: DIY Project Instructions: 1....

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Last updated on November 23rd, 2024 at 07:43 pmChristmas Cardinal Recycled Light bulb Craft by Jane Lake Reuse a burned out light bulb to make this Christmas cardinal recycled light bulb craft. Of course, tiny blue jays or small Christmas flowers could be substituted as decorations – just use what you have or pick a...

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Last updated on November 23rd, 2024 at 07:50 pmRecycled Light Bulb Duck By Jane Lake and Twila Lenoir This cheerful yellow light bulb duck would make a great Easter decoration or whimsical homemade gift. Consider dressing him up for Christmas with a plaid scarf instead of ribbon, a red hat, and a light dusting of...

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Last updated on November 23rd, 2024 at 08:08 pmLight Bulbs- How to Recycle With Style by Laurie McClearn Light bulb recycling is limited only by your own creativity. This light bulb recycling project shows just how attractive that old, burned out bulb can be! Craft Supplies: You switch on the light and “poof” the bulb...

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Gorgeous, sturdy angel tree topper, or stand alone angel, made with a burned out light bulb base and strips of lace.

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Last updated on November 25th, 2024 at 12:36 amCan you tell which end is the recycled light bulb in this snowman? Chances are, your family won’t be able to tell either! by Jane Lake Instructions: 1. Take the light bulb and press it into the Styrofoam ball just to get a marking so that you...

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Use a shiny white globe light bulb as the base for an adorable snowman face painted with toothpicks.

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Last updated on November 23rd, 2024 at 07:28 pmAdd a light bulb pumpkin or two to a fruit bowl filled with autumn leaves, a few silk mums and some mini gourds, for an instant fall centerpiece. Material: How to: Paint your light bulb using orange paint.It’s important to use an enamel paint for this project....

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Create a unique recycled light bulb witch face. Step-by-step DIY to make the witch's face and a hat with spooky feathers.

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