Every year, American’s throw away 100 billion plastic grocery bags. Decorate the tote bag and use it in replace of plastic bags.Tip: place a piece of paper in the tote before decorating. This will prevent the marker from bleeding through the tote.
Tear a few sheets of paper into small pieces. Slowly add water and mix slowly until the mixture becomes sticky like dough. Add some of the wildflower seeds and roll into a golf-ball sized ball. Let the seed bomb dry out. Scatter them where you want them to grow (preferably on top of soil or compost), and let nature do the rest.Builder Tip* You should have enough supplies to create 2-3 seed bombs.
First step you will need to find some rocks from outside. Wash the small planter tray and rocks to be sure they are free from any pesticides. Place the rocks into the tray. These will provide a place for the bees to land near the water. (Optional: Add additional material to the bee bath, such as sticks or additional stones). Fill the container with water and place it outside near plants or a garden. Refill it frequently to continuously attract bees to your space.
1. Decorate the tin can using the paint pens.
2. Cut the straws to fit inside the tin can. Use the loose leaf paper to make more straws by wrapping the paper around a pencil or pen for sizing. Fill the tin can with the paper straws and the paper rolls you made
3. Tie the twine around the bee house and hang outside!
1. Decorate the tin can using the paint pens.
2. Clue a paper straw into the tin cann, making sure enough of the straw is coming out of the can so birds can perch on it to eat.
3. Tie the twine around the bird feeder, fill with bird seeds, and hang it outside!
This kit is designed for you to keep or distribute yourself to someone you know.
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