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- The Creation of the Morrison Bridge by Emani
- Just for Fun Photo by: wewantavacation2009
- Portland, OR
- This Recycled project is the Morrison Bridge. It is the first bridge built to cross the Willamette River in our home town Portland, Oregon.
Emani Wilder has created this bridge. She is... more
- Storage Room
- Just for Fun Photo by: Cartmoon
- TX
- We recently moved to an apartment. I baby sit during the day. When we arent playing make believe, we watch some Disney movies, mostly on VHS. I thought we would have to get rid of them after our... more
- Preston the Penguin
- Just for Fun Photo by: alexisdianne_craig
- Attica, MI
- Description: Preston is made entirely out of the County Press newspaper (with the exception of google eyes), so we call him "Press"ton. If you look close, youll see that he is actually made out... more
- Silly Monster Puppet from Old Sweaters!
- Just for Fun Photo by: dotdorsner
- Atlanta, GA
- Make a silly monster puppet from an old sweater, and scraps of felt, fabric, or sweater material. This would be a great project to make for your kids, and older kids can do much of it on their own.... more
- MOO-TIFUL
- Just for Fun Photo by: mousemommy8
- Harrison Twp, MI
- MOO-TIFUL the recycled cow. Keeping our animals and earth healthy. Made in the U.S.A.
- Just Buggy
- Just for Fun Photo by: Spiritgold6
- Westfield, IN
- As a preschool teacher I worked with my students to create their own special bugs to take home and admire.
- Cookie Case Race Car
- Just for Fun Photo by: si0422
- Toledo, OH
- I am a Girl Scout Leader with a troop consisting on 21 2nd grade girls. We sold a lot of cookies this year & we had a lot of Cookie Cases left over. Instead of throwing them in the garbage, the... more
- Robot Ruby
- Just for Fun Photo by: taylorrook
- Florissant, MO
- A stytofoam head with glass jars eyes and a paper plate mouth. A WII Fit box for the torso. Soda boxes for the legs and egg cartons for the feet. Various paper and cardboard boxes for the arms and... more
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