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TetraPak Organizer

Artesanato passo a passo TetraPak Organizer

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I have already presented a couple of things to be made with TetraPak, now also a TetraPak organizer :)

 


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TetraPak Organizer (Como fazer porta lápis de caixa de leite passo a passo) (Portuguese)
via: Reciclagem de caixa de leite

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Entries containing the word ‘TetraPak’

Tetrapak Coin Purse

Tetrapak Coin Purse

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We’re drinking much apple juice and milk – and they come in tetrapaks. We must have ‘produced’ tons of it!
Therefore I love the idea of recycling at least on of them into an coin purse.

 

Tetrapak Coin Purse On the photo you see my first attempt (still without button): it’s such a nice idea :)


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Tetrapak Coin Purse

 

Sturdy Mail Envelopes

Cornflower Blue Sturdy Mail Envelopes

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I showed before how to make mail envelopes from gift wrapping or the like, but sometimes mail envelopes are too flimsy (sometimes much too flimsy ;-)) and one needs something sturdier.
Then you simply make mail envelopes from cardboard.
Cereal box seems to look nice ;-))
(By the way: we had a TetraPak CD case before).

However I doubt that you then can make a gift bagalope from your sturdy mail envelopes ;-)


Links:
Sturdy Mail Envelopes (Recycled Cereal Box Envelope Tutorial)

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Self-made Envelopes
Tea Bag Envelopes
TetraPak CD Case
Gift Bagalopes

Juice Rack

Recyclart Juice Rack

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I’m always fascinated of all those ideas that people have – just as of this juice rack: simply nail some beverage cartons to a plank and you get a coat rack.
Sheer lunacy ;-))

If you have a coat rack already or you find this one interesting but don’t want to have it at your home ;-), you can make a lot of other stuff from your beverage cartons: beverage carton crochet, a Marudai, a weaving loom, a coin purse or a vase.
I’m sure that in the course of time more will come ;-))
And if you’d like to have a coat rack but not especially from beverage cartons take a look at the Bookhooks (from my entry Recycle books).


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Juice Rack
Bookhooks (from my entry Recycle books)

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Beverage Carton Crochet
Links to self-made marudai in my Kumihimo entry
Cardboard Box Loom
Tetrapak Coin Purse
Woven Newspaper Vase
Recycle books

Paper Wallet

unikatissima Paper Wallet

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After the duct tape wallet and the tetrapak coin purse I’d like to present today an ingenious tutorial on how to fold a paper wallet.
On the photo you see one of my test wallets, folded from an official envelope with window and blue patterned lining.
Envelopes are unfortunately too narrow, I can’t put in an unfolded bank note, but it was fun to fold ;-)
I folded others from DIN A4 paper covered in gift wrapping and I really like the size.
One has got a little pocket glued on, another got its sides glued together. One has been covered in self-adhesive book foil, another has been glued after been covered in transparent gift wrapping.
All work fine and seem to be robust (the author of the tutorial writes about this aspect, too).
The only thing I miss is a ‘real’ coin purse with closure.
But the best is: the folding is done in no time ;-))

It is e.g. a wonderful wrapping if you want to give money.

Es wäre z.B. eine tolle Verpackung für ein Geldgeschenk.


Links:
Paper Wallet
More tutorials for paper wallets at instructables

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Duct Tape Wallet
Tetrapak Coin Purse