Tissue box crafts

..tissue boxes around your house. So, instead of tossing them in the trash, check out these 19 tissue box uses for some creative inspiration.

There are many uses for empty tissue boxes that include custom storage solutions. You might also use a few boxes for various types of fun crafting projects.

Halloween is the best for kids. The best! Which means that your kiddos' schools are going to be throwing some super fun Halloween parties. What's so super special is that after the party is over, it's Halloween AND the weekend. Could it get any better than that? Your little one might be more concerned with what happens when they get home from school, but part of the fun of Halloween is sharing the excitement with their classmates and teachers. Also, it's pretty cool to not be learning for a…

Make a Rainy Day Tissue Box Guitar! - Great for Kids: I'm going to show you how to make a guitar with your kids out of a tissue box, paper towel roll and some rubber bands! My mom and I used to make these all the time when I was little - They're really fun!

Looking for some cheap DIY organization ideas? Upcycling your empty tissue boxes into beautiful decorative storage boxes is easy using these simple steps.

Recycled Tissue Box Monster Crafts are perfect for those who love to recycle and upcycle! All you need is an empty tissue box, some paint, and some imagination. Transform your old tissue box into a new and improved monster! This is a great project for kids of all ages, and can be as simple or […]

1. Put game pieces or cards inside. Perfect for when the students need to draw a new card without having to worry about trying to keep the cards in a neat pile. 2. Keep on a table or desk for used tissues and other trash, when the trash can is on the other side of the room. 3. Great storage for scissors or pencils, or other supplies. 4. Ideal for tactile games such as "What's inside?", where students have to reach inside and try to describe or identify the object that's inside without being…

Here's a clever collection of simple & fun recycling crafts to enjoy with your kids. Happy crafting!

Turn an old tissue box into a cute cardboard box car for toddlers to use at home - an easy indoor toddler craft idea to try

If you are looking for a tissue box animal craft for kids, then you have visited the right website. You will explore making different tissue boxes. Bring out your child’s creativity and teach them about animals with these fun and easy tissue box animal crafts! Perfect for an afternoon of crafting and learning, these crafts […]

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Transform a compact tissue box into a kids' cardboard lantern. The project uses inexpensive supplies you might already have. Once compete add a small flashlight or LED tea candle and it is ready to hang.

A fun and easy kids craft to do is to make a tissue box guitar. All you really need is just an empty tissue box, a used-up paper towel roll, and some rubber bands. Let's get started! Find an empty tissue box. A long box rather than a...

Here's another version of a mini Tissue box. The template is from Victorine Originals

If you are anything like me you don't just have one junk drawer... you have one too many! I know there are a lot of solutions out there to help you get organize…

Transform empty tissue boxes into funky monsters, with sharp teeth and wild eyes. We chose to make dotty spotty monsters but your child can decorate them any way they like. This easy peasy craft for kids is great for everyone from toddlers to big kids and takes just 10 minutes! #kidsactivities #crafts #kidfriendly #kidfun #funcrafts

Recycling tissue boxes has never looked so good! #diy #upcycle #tissues

Ah, tissue boxes. We use them, right? We use the tissues anyway, especially during the spring and fall when allergies and cold and flu seasons set in. So what do you do with those tissue