When I saw this over at Thrive, I immedietely fell in love. I couldn't believe I hadn't thought of something like this before. It was genius (and I'm such a genius, right?!!).
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Seriously, what a great way to upcycle tin cans and make yourself some happy kids.
Instead of cans weighing multiple pounds falling on your poor sensitive toes as your children see how high they can stack them, why not save yourself the ice and empty/clean the cans and add a little paint for added pizzazz.
Go on over to Nike's blog and you will see why I have a new love. Thanks, Nike for a fabulously wonderful and idea.
3 comments:
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good idea! you'd need a special can opener for that though. oh, and ps. I gave Ron Harris your address (finally! sorry it took so long!), so he can send you todd's webloes book.
I've got the Pampered Chef can opener. Allows me to make all these fun projects without any fingers getting sliced.
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