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This is so cute!
what a great idea! spookley is one of my favorite halloween books to share at home, and during library programming.
cute, easy idea~
Adorable!
What a cute idea! And very budget friendly too!
I love these! I'm linking to you in a post on the 26th! =)
My nine month old already loves tearing paper and I have a 2 year old who would love to stuff the paper into the bottles. What a family friendly project! Hopefully the 9 mo old won't eat too much paper.
This is such a cute way to reuse bottles.
Stacie,
I had found this idea someone else and we did it also. We had a great time with it 🙂 Too bad you are not still here we could get a center going 🙂
Sandy
Thanks, Sandy! That would be fun! 🙂