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- Be good to the Earth.
- Functional Photo by: dkebbekus
- Yuma, Az,
- As a family we are trying to be more "earth friendly", so we recycled a box, decorated it, and started collecting cans.
- Sign of the times
- Functional Photo by: christywolf
- Alamo, CA
- Handmade Peace sign made with recycled material. Below the peace sign is a description of when your child feels at peace, such as my daughter's, which was "I feel at PEACE when I am outside playing".
- Kid art light switch covers
- Functional Photo by: miriam11403
- Baltimore, MD
- My daughter (5) produces mountains of art work of every shape and size and I wanted to display some of her finger painting and other paper art, but we ran out of room to hang all of it. Instead of... more
- Fun Football Fan Pulls
- Functional Photo by: smith-king
- Austin, TX
- We are always finding it hard to reach the fan and light strings, so I created this fun little craft. It is a football fan pull that allows the fan and light strings to be extended while being cute.
- Napkin Holder
- Functional Photo by: ssaslmom
- Reno, NV
- Make a fun and easy napking holder with the plastic ring from a tape roll
- Green Machine
- Functional Photo by: teri_durbala
- West Des Moines, IA
- The Green Machine is made with all sorts of recycled material to help make recycling fun. You feed the Green Machine the recycleable materials and then transfer to the recycling bin in the garage.
- Book Box
- Functional Photo by: shadrachwilson
- Farmington, MI
- A colorful, fun box to put baby's books or toys in.
- Recycled pine needle sachets
- Functional Photo by: alisonzajac
- Trumbull, CT
- If you have a old holiday wreath hanging around in your yard after having been taken off your door in January, recycle it! Make lovely scented sachets with some scrap cloth rounds and re-used... more
- Apple for the Teacher
- Functional Photo by: hallkidsmom
- Encinitas, CA
- Teacher Appreciation Gift. Apple for the teacher can be a paperweight or, with a hole cut in the top, a pencil holder !
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Tips for Taking a Great Photo:
- Avoid clutter. Keep the background simple -- your gingerbread house or holiday cookie is the star!
- Daytime, natural light is best. If your area is bright enough, try taking the photo without the flash.
- Upload a horizontal photo. If you crop the image on your computer, make sure you keep a landscape 4:3 aspect ratio.
- For best results, make your image 1200x900 (or "save for web").
- With a digital camera, you can take as many photos as possible and choose the best one. Have fun!