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Don't just toss last year's calendar; turn it into colorful beads that can be strung into a necklace or bracelet. Use magazines, catalogs, gift wrap, or scrap paper.

Young kids can make these bead crafts as fashion accessories and gifts. They come with easy instructions that use regular household items.

Even with no cash, children can make wind chimes, a yarn-covered flower vase, or a hand-crafted beaded necklace. Each present gives new life to recycled items.

Instead of throwing out junk mail, catalogs and magazines use them to make beads, paper designs and decoupage.

Art supplies do not always need to be purchased at craft stores. Many amazing crafts can be created by recycling common everyday materials.

Ideas for entertaining kids during summer vacation.

A guide to some of the unique handiworks people around the world are making from plastic bags, food wrappers and other trash.

If the idea of starting a green business appeals to you, look for ideas and opportunities that best fit your personal interests and talents.

Extend curriculum with fun tissue paper crafts that can be used in classrooms, homeschools, Scouts, and Sunday schools to commemorate thematic units or holidays.

Merge collage with painting, ink with watercolors, and other combinations of art materials that spark the imagination.

Beautiful handmade beads can be used in a variety of ways. These recipes are cost effective. Students will enjoy creating a jewelry set as a gift for Mother's Day.

Recycle the pages from an old calendar or any other type of paper to create a small box to tuck a gift or treasure inside.