What do you do when you need to wrap a small gift and don’t
have any paper or bows to fancy it up?
You grab a large sheet of scrapbook paper (The benefit is that it’s even
thicker than gift wrap) and a used K-Cup.
Your package will be pretty, unique and best of all recycled!
You will need:
2 white used K-cups (cleaned with filters removed)
Ruler
Small pointed scissors
Small piece of felt to match your paper
Scrap of ribbon, to fit around your gift
Double faced tape
Tacky craft glue
Glue gun and glue sticks
Seed beads
Paper plate
White glitter
Pencil
Use two K-cups for the flower. When gluing the K-cups
together you may use a glue gun or tacky glue whichever you prefer. Tacky glue will need some time to dry,
however.
1)
Cut around the top edges of the K-cups. Make sure you remove the lips.
2)
Using the ruler, measure ½” increments making
hash marks with the pencil around the top of the K-cups.
3)
Cut slits to the base of the K-cups with the
pointed scissors using the hash marks as a guide.
4)
Bend each petal down to the base to flatten.
5)
Round each petal by snipping the edges on each
side.
6)
Line up two K-cups inside each other, turning to
allow the petals to flare out slightly.
Glue them together.
7)
Spread some tacky glue on your flower petals and
working over a paper plate sprinkle on some white glitter and let dry. Cut a circle of felt the dimension of
the center of the K-cup and glue to the center of the flower. Make some dots of glue in the center of
the flower and attach some coordinating colored seed beads.
8)
Use some scrapbook paper to wrap your gift and
if you have it available tie on some ribbon. Add some double faced tape to the
back of your flower bow and attach to the center of the gift.
Very pretty! Love this idea ;o)
ReplyDeleteAwesome..what a lovely cute idea..wonderful..
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific idea! Thanks for sharing on the Creative Corner Hop.
ReplyDeleteSandy
Cherished Handmade Treasures
Wow - that's so easy and super cute! Nice job. I'm glad you linked this up at Romance on a dime. Pinning this.
ReplyDeletesuper cute idea! I hope you'll stop by and add this and any other posts you're proud of to my Wednesday What We Wore, Read, and Made Link party
ReplyDeletemarissa
http://raegunwear.blogspot.com
Super cute, I'm loving all of your Kcup recycling ideas! Thanks so much for linking this up to The Fun In Functional!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I have to steal my friend's empty KCups since I don't have one.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to our Pinteresting Party.
Adorable! I may try it out of Dixie cups.
ReplyDeleteSO CUTE and clever!! I love a good upcycling project! :) Pinning this!
ReplyDeleteLove the upcycle! Such a great use for those k-cups. Thanks so much for sharing on Tout It Tuesday! Hope to see you tomorrow.
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ReplyDeletek cups daily al day at perform. I can't choose