Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Make A Curling Ribbon Caddy !

My Curling Ribbon Caddy !
Yesterday as I was wrapping gifts, I came up with another recycled project using a mundella 1kilo yoghurt container .I cut 5 slits in the lid and threaded the four different colour curling ribbons through the top. Now when I need some I just pull it out the top no more tangles and trying to find the end. The fifth slit was in the middle of the lid and I pushed the scissors in ,which can stay there all the time as we have a few pairs floating around. That way when I need curling ribbons I don't need to look for the scissors. Keep it with all your gift wrapping supplies to keep you well organised . Also saves another plastic container from landfill.

16 comments:

  1. Thanks for that idea, Sherrie! I've been wondering how to recycle a large plastic vitamin container.

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  2. I'll say it again...you clever lady!

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  3. Fantastic Sherrie - I was getting annoyed at my curling ribbon yesterday lol as it was getting all tangled in a bag.

    Off to look for a container, Thankyou!

    Linda

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  4. Thank you to all who posted ...Its makes life a little easier using the curling ribbon caddy.. you always know where the end is... of the curling ribbon that is lol :) saves so much fiddling about trying to find the end each time you need to cut a new piece...And reusing & recycling another container ...this is good...thats one of my many missions ...I love reading every ones post. Thank you :):):)

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  5. Muito bom...
    obrigada pela dica...
    abraços de Maria Filomena

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  6. What a clever, nice idea!!!!!
    thank you for sharing!!:-D

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  7. Great idea Sherrie! I think I might do it with one of my left over baby formula tins!

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  8. Hi Naomi, that's a good idea ...really any container can be used one with a soft plastic lid is ideal as easier to made holes with either a knife or scissors ...just another great way to recycle and reuse ...:)

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  9. Oh my goodness, this is sooo cool! I never know where to store all my ribbons for giftwrapping. This is sooo creative, and thank you so much for sharing! And you are right, it saves another plastic container from landfill, and you could decorate it too. :-)

    -The Creative Muslimah

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  10. Sherrie, thanks for sharing this idea! I've got a handful of ribbons that I keep and reuse and this curling ribbon caddy solves my problem of storing them in an orderly fashion...
    Sooo love your blog, more power!

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  11. I set one of these up this year and everyone commented how easy it was to take to their rooms and secretly wrap their gifts. Very tidy and easy to manage. You are an amazing Woman, I am in awe of how your brain ticks over and over and over.....

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  12. Hi Anonymous Thankyou ...but that's my problem at times that my brain does just tick over & over & over ! It's hard to turn it off at times ,that's why this blog is great for me I can document all my ideas to free my brain up! for the next lot and so on !

    Thanks every one else for posting comments I love reading them all. And for all your wonderful feed back, makes blogging even more rewarding !

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  13. Surely there is a book in the making her though! I think you should explore something along those lines. The first Title that I thought of was "How to Make Everything from Nothing!"
    I would love to think you were earning for your efforts and I think a book of yours would present really well.
    Have you ever explored the idea?

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  14. Hi Anonymous I often think about writing a book
    on bag making and maybe reusing,reducing and recycling but with so many blogs on the subject these days not sure people would be interested in buying a book ! Thanks for the lovely feed back "BIG SMILES "

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