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Toilet roll lion and tree (every lion needs a shady tree to laze under!). |
With a family of six there are a number of grocery items that we buy often and in considerable quantities. Among these are bread, milk, cereal and...toilet rolls! I really like the feeling that I get when I recycle items that could very easily be tossed in the bin. Here is one of our most recent uses for toilet rolls.
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The back of the tree - part of a cereal box. |
I think the tree looks just as good when it shows part of our recycled cereal box! The top of the tree sits in a slot cut in the top of the toilet roll. The lion's face is cut out of paper, embellished with black permanent marker and glued on.
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