They make great seed pods. Slit one of the ends so you can fold it flat...making a closed-in base. Then fill with soil, plant seeds in them and line up in a tray or dish. Water as needed until they sprout, and then transplant the whole thing into the ground. You can google toilet roll seed pod for better instructions and a picture of what they should look like.
I love rusty junk. So when I saw this bucket at a yard sale I liked it too much to pass it up. The question now is, what do I do with it? My only thought is to turn i...
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There are lots of projects on hometalk. This one is a favorite of mine:
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://youtu.be/dFB4vnmADh0
You can find more by doing a search in the search bar on home talk. Just type in toilet paper rolls and a lot of projects will come up. Have fun!
http://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=toilet%20paper%20rolls
There are hundreds of kids projects with toilet paper rolls on both this site and on Pinterest. Just type toilet paper rolls into the search engine.
They make great seed pods. Slit one of the ends so you can fold it flat...making a closed-in base. Then fill with soil, plant seeds in them and line up in a tray or dish. Water as needed until they sprout, and then transplant the whole thing into the ground. You can google toilet roll seed pod for better instructions and a picture of what they should look like.