Funny Sunburst Mirror

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If you have a baby and it happens to buy many boxes of powder milk then you will notice that you can collect a lot of plastic spoons too. Each box has a plastic spoon, so imagine how many you can collect in a couple of months.

If you are an inventive person who also loves recycling then you can think of a solution of reusing these plastic spoons for something else. It depends on your imagination and creativity.Here it is a nice idea. You may use some plastic spoons in order to create a funny DIY Sunburst Mirror. It can be made of about 105 colored plastic spoons.

It is not too hard to make and besides spoons you need only an 18-inch round mirror and a hot-glue gun. The idea is simply to put a generous dot of glue on the back of the base of the handle of each spoon and press it onto the mirror. The bowl of each spoon should sit just outside the mirror’s edge and the handle points toward the center.

In the end you will see how proud of yourself you can be and what an ingenious work you could create. Everybody will appreciate your eco intention and creativity so that all the compliments will come to you!{found on countryliving}

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