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a very cheap, easy and GREEN project!!!!

Posted by Mar6Y from Columbia, South Carolina, United States • Published See Mar6Y's 18 projects »
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  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 1
    Step 1

    Cut the orange in half.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 2
    Step 2

    after squeezing the orange......
    Take your tablespoon and take out everything that is inside the peel.

    The orange peel should end up very clean and white.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 3
    Step 3

    Take the scissors and cut the orange peel into a strip.

    The strip should be even.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 4
    Step 4

    Take the star and begin wrapping the orange peel strip around the star.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 5
    Step 5

    Once the orange peel strip is wrapped around the star, hold it like that with the rubber band.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 6
    Step 6

    Let dry, so leave it like that for 1 DAY.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 7
    Step 7

    After 1 day, the orange peel must be dry and hard.
    Remove the rubber band and the orange peel from the star.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 8
    Step 8

    And here's your star!!!!
    you can use glue or jump rings to secure the ends in place.

  • How to make a recycled necklace. Orange Peel Stars - Step 9
    Step 9

    Here are some of my ideas!!!
    I hope you like it!!! :D

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bindiibabe
bindiibabe · Dundee, Scotland, GB · 20 projects
These are really pretty!
I make decorations with dried orange slices, but I've never thought of shaping the peel - what a great idea!! Happy

You can speed up the process by baking them in a low oven.
And they *can* be waterproofed by varnishing or coating with PVA etc. Happy
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mybungo A.
mybungo A. · 3 projects
very creative
I did not think orange leather
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Dani3la M.
Dani3la M. · 9 projects
o.O so awsome
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Rafaela H.
Rafaela H. · Lisbon, Lisbon, PT · 4 projects
Very original! Happy I think I'll give it a try someday! Happy
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heycinderella
heycinderella · Vancouver, British Columbia, CA · 6 projects
Ahhh, so cute AND eco-friendly. Love it!
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Mar6Y
Mar6Y · Columbia, South Carolina, US · 18 projects
They DO change colors,(turned brownish) but still smelling good. Don't get them wet though.
I made some about 8 months ago and haven't rotten yet.
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Nancy!
Nancy! · Shawinigan, Quebec, CA · 64 projects
wow!good idea!!
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11lizzie :)
11lizzie :) · 13 projects
Love them! So cute! ;D

One question though;
Will they rot/start to smell after a while?
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