Thursday 2 August 2012

Crafty Solutions for Using Waste Paint, Inks & Sprays

Hi guys, a couple of days ago I posted a video showing how to recycle all the product that gets wasted during crafting.
 I think nearly all crafters will do this automatically in their own way - we're not called 'creative', or 'crafty' for nothing after all lol 
Here's how I capture mine, and then what I do with it. Hope you enjoy:

17 comments:

  1. I loved watching this video again. So inspiring whatching you make from your left overs

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  2. That's great! Instead of using paper towels to wipe up stuff (I see that all of the time on blogs), I use a piece of muslin which after many uses it becomes a beautiful piece of cloth to make into journal covers, bags etc. Do love this idea and will try it soon. Thanks.

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  3. I have watched this video many times and each time I find something new to look at.
    Great idea!

    Barb
    Charlotte, North Carolina

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  4. Saw this on your channel but I love it! Thanks for sharing with us. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Cant wait for your next idea

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  5. I have watched this video many times and each time I see something different.
    Great idea!

    Barb
    Charlotte, North Carolina

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  6. I really love this Jennibellie! It's so creative and fun - and nothing like making you feel virtuous at the same time! Defo something to try.

    Shoshi

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  7. I love this! I tend to grab little pieces from my "scraps" box to pick up any left over paint.. but i like the idea of using a big sheet as a craft mat! gives you a lot more options :) And it looks great as gift wrap :)

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  8. I watched this last night and loved it! So many great ideas. I always line my art table with brown craft paper to catch all the excess & waste. But, I love the idea of using paper... a little heavier. So inspiring you are little Ms. Fabulous! ;) xxoo

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  9. Great idea and I love all the things you did with the paper afterwards, too. :) I always look forward to your videos!!

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  10. When the children were little I used to buy rolls of wallpaper lining and just cut off what they needed to draw and paint on, worked out very cheap. I think it would work well copying your idea. Thank you I feel inspired ;)

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  11. Love it - sharing your video :-)

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  12. I'm right with you on being frugal, Jen! My students are jokingly terrified of throwing out ANYthing in class! LOL

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  13. Fabulous. I might use this technique for my first journal pages. Yikes did I just say that.

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