1. Decorative Napkin Rings

Step 1: Gather all materials.

Step 2: Cut an empty paper towel tube into 1.5in pieces.

Step 3: Glue ribbon scraps in a rounding pattern to each tube piece.

Step 4: Allow time for glue to dry, then pull napkin through the inside and enjoy.

2. Snowperson Desk Organizer

Step 1: Gather all materials.

Step 2: Cut thin cardboard into 2 strips. 2in x 7in. I used the cardboard from a case of soda. It is very easy to manipulate.

Step 3: Cover thin cardboard and empty shipping tape roll in white paper. I used the reverse side of wrapping paper scraps so I wouldn't waste paper.

Step 4. Roll thin cardboard in to 2 circles. Make one small and one medium. These will be the head and midsection of the snowperson. The shipping tape roll is the largest.

Step 5: Glue the circles together in a line from smallest to largest to form a snowperson body.

Step 6: Use a ribbon scrap to make a bow or scarf around the neck.

Step 7: Once the glue has dried, place the entire snowperson on another piece of thin cardboard and trace. You should have enough left from the soda case.

Step 8: Cut the traced piece out and glue to the back of the body so that one entire side is enclosed.

Step 9: After the glue has tried, organize desk materials and enjoy!

3. Family Tree Photo Holder

Step 1: Gather all materials. (If you can't find twigs on the ground, ask before you break them from a tree. If glass jar has any labels on it, remove them with warm soapy water.)

Step 2: Paint the twigs whatever color you like. I used white spray paint.

Step 3: While the twigs are drying, cut strips of thin cardboard to use as hangers for your pictures. Srtips should be about an 1/8th of inch thick and 3 inches long.

Step 4: Fold each strip in half.

Step 5: Glue strip and pic of your family member to top of each plastic lid and set aside to dry.

Step 6: Arrange painted twigs in the glass jar.

Step 7: Arrange the pics on your twigs and enjoy your new picture holder.