Are there any examples of turning waste into treasure?

1. Wrap and glue the four cans of milk powder that children have drunk with cloth or paper, and add a small piece of plywood to make a small table to play with, and some of their toys can also be placed in the cans. Pay attention to nail the lid of the can on the plastic box board, handle the nail head, knock it flat with a hammer, and then stick it with hot melt adhesive to avoid being pricked by children.

2. Paper tissue box, you can cut a mouth at the bottom, stick your favorite cloth or paper on the surface, stick it on the wall vertically, put paper towels inside, and extract paper towels from the incision.

3. Large paper beverage boxes, such as large milk boxes and large juice boxes, are glued with cloth or sewn into small shirts, and coins are placed in the pockets of shirts.

4. If there is only one kind of paper box with the same size, you can stick a kind of paper, cut the two sides into a trapezoid, put the books in it and stand in a row, which can make the bookshelf neat.

5. Unused plastic bottles, such as laundry detergent and disinfectant, can be made into beach toys.

6. Make a wide box body and a narrow box cover with the hard paper rubber core used up by double-sided tape, each with a bottom, and then make a coat with a thin sponge (such as the one in the expired certificate) and Buffon. Inside, the box body and the box cover are glued together with single-sided glue (which plays the role of folding), and a button is made outside, which can be a twig or a button. This is a beautiful little gift box.

7. Wrap a circle around the glass bottle with hemp rope, and then stick on colored buttons to make a vase.