MicheleMade.com has posted this great tutorial on cereal box baskets…Hmm, maybe Tank and I should make this one as an Easter craft. We could give them out filled with candies to the Aunties 
Click here to see MicheleMade.com’s tutorial.
Basket Made From Cereal Boxes by MicheleMade.com
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Tissue Box Hearts by MicheleMade.com
One of our favorite recycled paper junk bloggers has posted this great tutorial for recycled hearts. I think these are going to go over great with the kids for Valentine’s Day. Click here for the tutorial to check out the great work at MicheleMade.com
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Book Lamp Tutorial by HGTV
HGTV posted this great tutorial on how to make this amazing lamp out of books. I can’t wait to try this one out for the farmers market retail space! What a great way to use something that would have been just sitting around into something useful.
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Cereal Box Wreath by MicheleMade.com
MicheleMade.com has done it again! They have inspired us to use paper junk in a whole new way. This time, as a sweet little wreath made out of cereal boxes. Click here for the tutorial on her blog. I’m thinking these would be great Valentine’s Day decorations.
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Florida Farmers Market Now Open!
As you’ve probably noticed, there’s been a lack of posts here for a while. That has been due to the fact that Dave and I have been working endlessly day and night trying to open a new business.
Ta-da!
Dave and I have opened up Florida Farmers Market.
It’s a farmers market/gift shop/cafe.
We’ve got some awesome local crafters and even some of our own stuff from PaperJunk.com and MadeofJunk.com (which is why we’ve had a lack of posts here. Too busy, making stuff for the shop).
Check out some of the great local items we have available there:
Pin back buttons I made from vintage children’s books.
Dave made this glassware from recycled beer and wine bottles.
Have we mentioned before that Dave also makes candles? These below are made of beer bottles, coke bottles, and vintage glassware.
Homemade dolls by local Jennifer Pybus. Aren’t they adorable! They’re made of vintage fabrics and vintage hankies.
Headbands from vintage fabrics, ribbon hairbands, pom pom hairbands by Jennifer.
She also made this outstanding necklace out of soda bottles!
Jennifer also made this purse out of a vintage quilt! Is there nothing she can’t do?
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Tutorial by MyBlessedLife.Net for Christmas Trees Made from Book Pages
Here at PaperJunk.com, we love to see old paper crafted into something new and useful. That’s why we’re now planning a small forest on the piano this Christmas full of these paper trees from MyBlessedLife.Net. How cute!
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Junk Mail Snowflakes by MicheleMade.com
MicheleMade.com published this super cute way to recycle junk mail into snowflakes. What a great use of paper junk!
Click here to visit the page and see her tutorial. Wouldn’t this be a great way to finish off those holiday packages?
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Thanksgiving Printables from CatchMyParty.com
CatchMyParty.com has three free Thanksgiving Printables on their website to help make your Thanksgiving a little more festive…
1) Thanksgiving printables from Cupcake Express:
An Invitation
Party circles/cupcake toppers
2 Cupcake wrappers
Food Labels
A Happy Thanksgiving Sign
Straw Flags
Favor Tags
2) Colorful whimsical Thanksgiving printables by The Paper Dolls Shoppe:
An Invitation
Party Circles
Place Cards
Thankful Cards
Menu
and a “Thankful Banner”
3) Classy Thanksgiving Printables by Love the Day:
food tent cards
food labels/ candy labels
straw/cupcake flags
thank you tags
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Pumpkin Carving with the Dremel
My sister Lyndsey held a halloween pumpkin carving party tonight.
Dave and decided this would be the perfect opportunity to let loose with the Dremel!
Here’s my toothy handiwork:
And here’s Dave’s, a portrait of Tank, our son:
Happy Halloween!
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Free Halloween Party Printables
Free Halloween Party Printables by Love Party Printables available at CatchMyParty.com
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