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3 months ago
Holiday Gift Wrapping Fancy Stripes
#1 Holiday Gift Wrapping Series 2011
Do you have strips of scrap papers from gift wrap rolls?
This video shows a fun and practical way to use sc...
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2 years ago
3-D Origami Star - an eco-friendly Christmas ornament
Shiho uses some leftover wrapping paper, ribbon, and cardboard to create an original origami ornament. Check out her Green Studio blog for more inf...
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3 years ago
Pumpkin Flower Pot for Halloween - Eco-Friendly Craft Ideas by Shiho Masuda (Halloween)
Pumpkin makeover - watch Shiho turn this plain pumpkin into a fancy flower pot. Great for kids! Here's what you'll need to get started: (1) pumpkin...
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3 years ago
T-Shirt Pochette - Eco-Friendly Craft Ideas by Shiho Masuda
Shiho turns a tired T-shirt into a posh pochette. Here's what you'll need to get started: (1) an old T-shirt, (2) gardening twine (or a leather st...
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3 years ago
Chinese Takeout Lantern - Eco-Friendly Craft Ideas by Shiho Masuda
Shiho re-orders these Chinese takeout containers into mini tabletop lanterns. As featured in NY Japion newspaper. Music: "Tang Court Ensemble" by ...
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3 years ago
Easter Confetti Gift Box - Eco-Friendly Craft Ideas -
Shiho repurposes an egg carton and some magazine pages to create a funky Easter gift box. Great for kids! As featured in NY Japion newspaper. Song ...
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3 years ago
Furoshiki Flower Basket
Using a handkerchief, a takeout container, and some leftover tissue paper, Shiho fashions an exquisite Furoshiki gift basket. Perfect for Easter! S...
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3 years ago
Sushi Roller Flower Vase - Eco-Friendly Craft Ideas by Shiho Masuda
How to create a unique Japanese-style vase using a sushi roller (sushi maki sudare), newspaper, a plastic bottle and raffia. Song is "Kodo" by Yos...
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Perfect timing for such an elegant idea. So simple too! I can imagine how to apply using all sorts of papers...including pages from my stack of old fashion magazines. Thanks for sharing some precious bits from your bag of tricks!