Cardboard tube decor

Call it making trash fancy or easily recyclable furniture ... its easy, its fun 4 cardboard tubes (can be easily replaced with four wood pillars) 1 piece of wood for the topJigsawWood GlueRuler and PenSand Paper Paint“I source my cardboard tubes literally from the trash. they are used as giant packaging foil rolls, like kitchen towel rolls and the cardboard is left like the toilet or kitchen paper cardboard roll in the middle. ask at your local hardware store or similar stores of they have…

Repurpose cardboard tubes in birch sticks! "Cap" ends with newspaper strips soaked with white glue, then glue layers of white crepe paper horizontally around the tube to mimick the bark. Use paint to create the rings and knots on the ends and all around the tubes. Use indoors or outdoors in a covered patio or porch.

Before you toss that paper towel roll, take a look at these creative DIY crafts.

Lindsay Dean | DIY 👑 on Instagram: "DIY Nutcrackers from PVC and a cardboard tube 🤯 These were $145 each in materials from the hardware store plus whatever fun stuff you decorate them with! You literally can’t buy these to match your style more perfect for the price 😂👏🏼 hands down my favorite piece of Christmas decor in our home 🙌🏼 (thanks to @juliannamichellemiller for the original inspo!) 📢More detailed instructions: Attaching the body and legs: Two 10” 2x4s were screwed into the…

Zouk Architects made creative use of affordable and recycled materials to create an interesting space at minimal expense in their Paper tube office.

By combining light, depth, and perspective in a certain dynamic, this artwork is unique in its form. Every piece of cardboard tube has influenced the formation of the whole upcycled project and I think that is magical. This piece of art is made by one of our customers and is partly made of reused material. Which makes this item extra special and a unique upcycled project. This artwork isn't one without a history. "Since I like to work with cardboard a lot but also have leftovers, I hope to…

Image 28 of 41 from gallery of Aspen Art Museum / Shigeru Ban Architects. Photograph by Michael Moran / OTTO

a personal work inspired in some Rotko paintings,fabrics of Ecuador and Mexico, and many examplesof color combinations that can be found on nature.

I had this awkward small corner to fill in my new bedroom, and some of you suggested a decorative column. I loved the idea, and jokingly suggested to John we get one of these from Restoration Hardware

giant fake candles made from cardboard tubes and glue gun glue {burton avenue at craft gossip}