"Tuuuuuuuuuuuuues-dy."  That's how my 11th grade Civics teacher, Mrs. G,
pronounced Tuesday.  We use to mimic her, "It's not due Monday.  It's due
Tuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuesdy." 

Occasionally my sister and I will call each other and say, "It's Tuuuuuuuesdy,
sister."  We're silly.  But, there's nothing silly about repurposing!

My Wonderfully Made

What a refreshing idea for displaying

your house's street address.

 

It's Overflowing
With a large wood drill bit, drill out holes
in a tree branch and insert votives. Woodsy!

 

 

The Little Brown House

Inexpensive coffee filters make great holiday wreaths.  You don't

have to waste a box of new filters - just wash and save the filters

you use throughout the year and repurpose them into a wreath.

 

Thanks to Janet's Decor Fun, here's a pictorial
mini-tutorial for making a coffee filter wreath:

 Clever use of an old tie as the hanger.
For different holidays, use different colored
ties - orange for the Fall, red for Christmas, etc.

 

Decor Fun

You can make the wreath as 'fluffy'

or as sparse as you like.  Darling!

 

 

 

 

The Entertaining Elf

Do you entertain alfresco, i.e. outdoors?  How about setting

up a cutting board that collects the discarded bread crumbs

for our little feathery friends?!

 

 

Mommy's Kitchen
 While this idea isn't exactly repurposing, it's definitely cute
repackaging.  If you're thinking about making Halloween treats
consider putting together s'mores kits. 

White Ironstone Cottage
Here's a simple and charming Halloween tableau
using discarded textbooks.  Just boo-k it!


Make this a great Tuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuesdy!