I have been trying to instill in Bunny my love of upcycling. So when I saw this idea on Pinterest, I started saving up cans.
I had Bunny paint three different sized cans in different colors
She was very picky about how she wanted each one to be.
Then I drilled holes (yes, this mama uses power tools), strung some fishing line through the cans, and added a few beads. Now we have a funky junky wind chime. Bunny and I both had fun with this project. I hope to make more during the cold months. Maybe we will have them hanging all the way down our porch by summer.
Now onto the Eco-Kids Tuesday Link-Up! Welcome!! Eco-Kids Tuesday is growing by leaps and bounds!! We had so many great posts shared with us last week at Eco-Kids Tuesday! I enjoyed each and every one of them. It is getting harder and harder each week to pick just a few features! Here are three of my favorites.
Maro's Kindergarten shared some great winter bird activities!
I have a fondness for dandelions! Wildcraft Vita shared 40 things to do with dandelions.
The Bounty Earth shared how to make the cute Snow Owl!
And as a little bonus, I am featuring a great read called Radical Simplicity by Small Footprint Family!
Toward the end of the article they have a list of suggestions to get you started. While we already do several, I am planning to do a few more this year!
Now on to the party!!! I hope that you'll share some great family-friendly posts that are also friendly for the environment. Some ideas include:
- Nature Activities
- Outdoor Activities
- Crafts made with re-purposed or recycled materials
- Sewing and DIY home projects
- Science Experiments
- Posts on environmental issues for kids or families
- Non-toxic living
- Homeopathic Remedies
Eco-Kids Tuesdays is co-hosted by Organic Aspirations and Like Mama~Like Daughter this means that anything you link-up shows up on both blogs!
Feel free to link up several of your posts.
There are only a few rules:
Please follow both co-hostess' blogs, and visit some of the other posts and give them some encouragement! Please stick to posts and photos not giveaways or items for sale.
By linking up, you are agreeing that Organic Aspirations or Like Mama~Like Daughter can feature your photos next week with a link back to your site.
Please link back to my site using this button (once I get it fixed !!) OR simply text linking within your post!
Feel free to link up several of your posts.
There are only a few rules:
Please follow both co-hostess' blogs, and visit some of the other posts and give them some encouragement! Please stick to posts and photos not giveaways or items for sale.
By linking up, you are agreeing that Organic Aspirations or Like Mama~Like Daughter can feature your photos next week with a link back to your site.
Please link back to my site using this button (once I get it fixed !!) OR simply text linking within your post!
I LOVED the windchime it's a great idea! Thank you very much for featuring my post I feel honored!!! Have a nice week and a great Link party with lots of ideas!
ReplyDeleteHi Hannah, thank you for featuring my snowy owl. I placed your weblog on my "blogs I like to read" list on my side.
ReplyDeletegreetings from the Netherlands!
You're welcome :-)
DeleteThanks for the feature Hannah, let's hope they start growing soon ;)
ReplyDeleteActually we still had a few yellow ones IN the snow... just last week. I wonder if they are still there...
DeleteFunky Junky Windchimes! LOVE the idea! I'm pinning it, and I hope to make some of our own now! They would be "funky" hanging all around our awning on the back patio!
ReplyDeleteHi Hannah, The upcycled wind chime is a great idea! I'm not sure if my post this week fits into the categories listed, but I enjoy being a part of this link-up. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! Thanks for sharing it with us.
DeleteThanks so much for featuring my post about radical simplicity. This week I've posted on why eating imported superfoods like quinoa, acai, chia, etc. is bad for the environment and traditional food systems.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Really cute ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invite! I hope you have fun making some suet for the birds! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Fresh Eggs Daily
www.fresh-eggs-daily.com
Glad you found us. Thanks for the blog hop invite!
ReplyDelete~Ann
I linked up my homemade cough drops from my "Pioneer Women" post. Thanks for inviting me! Also your newest follower on GFC :)
ReplyDeleteTammy
ourneckofthewoods.net
Thanks for inviting me to share my post on hooping with your link up!
ReplyDeleteVery fun!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
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