Handmade small ideas for turning waste into treasure

Handmade small ideas for turning waste into treasure include: trash cans, small sofas, creative paintings, wind chimes and so on.

First of all, the trash can

Like our usual express boxes and home appliance boxes, you don't have to throw them away, so it comes in handy at this time. Prepare a relatively large waste paper box. I choose air-conditioned cartons here. Divide the long side of the waste paper box into 6 equal parts. Make the short side of the waste paper box into two hexagons, and the size can be determined according to the size of your trash can.

One hexagon is one size larger than the other. Fold six equal rectangles into a square bucket and stick them together with adhesive tape. Cover with two hexagonal covers, the smaller hexagonal cover at the bottom and the larger hexagonal cover at the top. If there are any extra ones, you can cut them off. Finally, make a handle, fix it on the hexagonal cover at the top with two iron wires and stick it with adhesive tape.

Second, the small sofa

Prepare a lot of milk powder cans, wash them and dry them quickly. Prepare 7 milk powder barrels and stick them together with tape to form a triangle. Prepare cardboard, cut out a big triangle according to the milk powder bucket on it, and make a cover to cover the milk powder bucket. Prepare thicker cardboard, get more layers, and stick it along the bottom of the milk powder bucket to make the backrest of the small sofa.

After the above steps, the shape of the sofa will basically come out, and the most important thing is to make the sofa cover. Prepare some cloth, needle and thread, choose some colors that children like, make a simple sofa cover, and sew some bows if you are good at it. After solid sewing, it will be a beautiful sofa for children to sit on, beautiful and beautiful.

Third, creative painting.

For example, piece together a small fox with shells, or make a lovely animal image with leaves and pens. I have attached some pictures here, so you can appreciate the creativity of these children.

Fourth, wind chimes

It's simple. Just clean the light bulb, draw all kinds of lovely patterns on it with paint, such as dolphins, and connect them with ropes, which are some lovely wind chimes. A gust of wind blew, the light bulbs collided with each other, and the sweet bells came and went.