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Fun Bowl Recycling Craft Projects

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For a fun craft challenge, why not recycle any sort of bowl into a fun and unique craft project. If you aren't quite sure where to start, think of some of your favorite things. You can also make a craft or two related to a favorite holiday or event.

I hope you enjoy all of these crafts and activities. If you make any of these crafts, make sure you send in a photo to be included in this collection. You can also get your crafts published. You can be one of the first to know when new craft projects are posted if you take a few moments to sign up for the Family Crafts Newsletter and you can also chat about crafts with others in the Family Crafts Forum.

Bowl Bonnet Craft

Bowl Bonnet Craft
Learn how you can use a bowl and a few other supplies to make a fun Easter bonnet craft that is fun to wear or a nice decoration to hang on the wall of use as a centerpiece.

Bowl Tambourine Craft

Follow these directions shared by Nechama and learn how you can create noise makers using bowls and a few other supplies!

Buttons the Snowman Craft

Buttons the Snowman Craft
Follow these instructions and learn how you can make an adorable snowman craft using half a dozen bowls.

Cauldron Craft

Cauldron Craft
Learn how to craft up a cauldron or two and use them for a party or as a decoration.

Decoupage Coin Dish Craft

Decoupage Coin Dish Craft
Discover how you can easily create personalized coin dishes using decoupage techniques and a bowl.

Ladybug Bowl Craft

Ladybug Bowl Craft
One or more ladybugs can easily be crafted out of bowls. Learn how!

Leprechaun's Pot of Gold

Leprechaun's Pot of Gold
Is in not easy to get your hands on a leprechaun's pot of gold unless, or course, you make one yourself.

Turtle Bowl Craft

Turtle Bowl Craft
A site visitor named Sam I Am explains how you can make cute turtle crafts using paper bowls and your imagination.

Lego Costume

Kari explains how you can use a box to make a costume that looks like a Lego.

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