This is AnnahMarie.
Today, Organic Gurlz Gardens of Indiana will be sharing information on Eco-friendly Arts and Crafts for the Home.
Arts and Crafts are fun – but what if they could be eco-friendly? Today, Organic Gurlz Gardens is here to share some ways you can enjoy eco-friendly entertainment.
Besides being wonderful plant labels, pet rocks can be awesome eco-supportive craft projects!
So grab your paint brushes, it’s time to add a few cool ‘family members’ to your home – and garden!
**We at Organic Gurlz Gardens suggest using a more Earth-based paint (such as water colors) for organic reasons. **
Tree bark canvas:
Who needs paper? Flat pieces of tree bark can be used as a wonderful natural canvas to fulfill your artistic desires.
Tree bark is a great eco-friendly way to paint or draw a beautiful masterpiece. Just use the side of the bark that is facing towards the tree.
**Tip from Organic Gurlz Gardens – if you are looking to bring the finished artwork inside to hang as a work, rinse off the bark for about 20 seconds before you even lift your paintbrushes. After all, you don’t want any ants patrolling the kitchen! **
Speaking of wood, check out the next segment for more interesting information.
Wood carvings:
Who doesn’t love the smell of fresh wood?
Carving twigs into knives, forks, and spoons can be used as interesting décor for a log cabin (or actually can be used as utensils on a family camping trip!)
For logs:
Carving is well heard of, but it still is a neat way to have fun with the environment!
Bear figurines? Of course! And don’t forget those carrot figurines! Oh! And shovel figurines and, well, I maybe be getting carried away here.
Using corks from old wine bottles can be reused as Christmas tree ornaments. A toothpick can be place in the center of one and used as an extra-large serving pick. Also, the cork head makes a great place for storing all of your sewing needles and pins.
Don’t forget to tell your kids, grandchildren , nieces and nephews about the Kids Oasis!
Don’t have a garden? No Worries! Contact Becca at Becca.b@OrganicGurlzGardens.
Keep on growing!
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