Poker chips crafts

Donut Worry and play poker with these adorable DIY Donut Poker Chips.

From December 1st to December 23rd I’m sharing three Christmas projects per week on mt blog Color Me Thrifty, for Twelve Days of Christmas Projects.Welcome to D…

Poker Party Ideas by DIYInspired.com

Poker Party Ideas by DIYInspired.com

I’ve always loved Valentine’s Day. Not only is it a special holiday for demonstrating your love for your sweetheart, but it is a lot of fun to get the kids involved and show them how important it is to tell their loved ones how they feel about them. One of […]

Recycle poker chips into inexpensive and fun ornaments. They can also be recycled into jewelry and keychains. Items needed: ~ poker chip pieces ~ versa-tool and soldering tip (or other tool to drill hole) ~ sharp kitchen knife or craft knife ~ scrap 1/8th inch ribbon, thin string ~ tapestry needle (to pull 1/8th inch ribbon through hole for hanger) optional: ~ small playing cards ~ pencil ~ scissors ~ craft glue ~ 8 mm jump rings ~ miniature dice beads, charms ~glitter ~1/16th inch trim or…

An on-line friend is hosting an altered poker chips swap. This is the first time I've done these. The hostess recommended covering the plastic chips with tissue paper or very lightweight papers. I used napkins and added the images and embellishments. They are a lot of fun to make, I think a "rope" of them would be fun to hang in my art room.

I love decoupage, and I'm always searching for ways to use all of the great vintage images I run across in my treasure hunting. Besides framing old and brittle images behind glass, there aren't many other ways to showcase beautiful graphics and images from the past. That's where decoupage can...

American flag made out of poker chips by me and my cousin