Dryer Sheet Art
Posted by Kristen on September 4th, 2009 at 12:24pm
I just came across this adorable craft that uses dryer sheets, after they’ve done their job of making your laundry smell nice, and turns them into flowers! So it’s a recycled craft, which means it’s budget-friendly and it’s super cute and creative. This fellow crafty blogger had applied these dryer sheet flowers to greeting cards for some creative and subtle embellishments. Check out her tutorial for dryer sheet flowers. Think about the possibilities: scrapbooks, stationary, gift boxes. She called crafting with dryer sheets, “like tissue paper that doesn’t rip.” Genius! Has anyone else crafted with dryer sheets who cares to share their tips?
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3 Comments for Dryer Sheet Art
1. amemonne | September 4th, 2009 at 10:00 pm
I like your concept of making use of recycled materials. Plus, your paper craft turned out great. It’s simple yet it exudes a unique character.
By the way, you can check out this site: http://www.christinascrafts.com.au/. You can pick up a lot of love creations, designs and art supplies here. I just thought this may be helpful to you.
2. Marjorie | September 15th, 2009 at 7:11 pm
Years ago I used dryer sheets to trace small craft patterns onto(after they were used,of course). They make better patterns than tissue paper because you can use a marker to trace on them and it goes through to whatever you are putting it on. They also hold up better than tissue or even paper. They are easy to conform to an odd shape such as transferring an image to a rock. You can tape the sheet down, trace through it and it is still in good shape. I hope this is of use to someone. I submitted it to a craft magazine 10-15 yrs ago and got no notice at all.
3. Cmicki | September 16th, 2009 at 11:53 am
I have been using dryer sheets for party favors for years
and now even more so with all the differant aromas
I use them as is as sachets little pillows, purses
little tea party dolls as place cards vanilla dreams sets
the mood for a fancy tea party hats and all.
have a nice day Cmicki
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