Plastic tubing crafts

Medical Tubing to Make Lanyards & Bracelets: Pretty much the same way you work with paracord, you can also weave 1/8" IV lines, O2 tubing into beautiful lanyards for keys, knives....I'm also thinking of a way to use a syringe and inject paint inside the tube to create more colors. I don't know…

I got obsessed with an idea last week. That happens to me on occasion. It’s spring, which means the bright accessories are coming out, and I’ve got a short series of jewelry projects this week that let you wear glitter without getting messy! That’s right – you can sparkle on when I show you how...

Stretchy and soft, oxygen tubing can be used for more than just delivering H2O. This guide offers suggestions for crafty and creative uses of excess oxygen tubing.

Want to know some easy ways to reuse plastic milk jugs and bottles. Wrapped In Rust is sharing 18 ways to do it. Recycling is good for the planet and you will be amazed at the things you can use them for.

Bike Inner Tube Jewelry: Bike inner tubes used to be one of those useless items that just ends up in the trash. But now, thanks to people becoming aware of the environment and pollution it is one of the top recycled item. Up cycling inner tubes into bags and clothing acce…

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Okay so I hope you’re not getting tired of the glitter bracelets made from plastic tubing, because I have one more idea and set of components for you today. Maybe this just gets your wheels turning (and there’s nothing wrong with that!) but I have one more way you can use plastic tubing to make...

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I saw these fabulous bangle bracelets and instantly knew what one of our crafts would be for the 4th. A little Star "Bangled" jewelry! I altered PC's instructions slightly... cut small strips of yarn (about 2" to 3") gather some bamboo skewers, buy 2 sizes of clear vinyl tubing, I used the 1/4" and 5/16" sizes from Home Depot...about $2 for huge rolls get out the hairdryer and baby oil (almost any kind of oil would work) then... cut smaller width tubing (at an angle) to desired "bangle"…

This looks like a fun project for pretty much any age – stuffing pretty scraps of yarn into a tube and then transforming it into a shiny bracelet. They remind me of the glittery water bracelets I used to wear back in the 80s. Our new friend PC over at Meijo’s Joy shared this cool […]