Bazaar Crafts

United States
November 18, 2008 7:32am CST
No, not bizarre crafts - bazaar crafts! I'm looking for simple, inexpensive craft projects that can easily be done by something like a Girl Scout or Cub Scout troop in large numbers and sold at a Christmas bazaar as a fund raiser. Any ideas are welcome!
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• United States
18 Nov 08
Just giggling re: bizarre vs bazaar. I so needed that giggle this morning, thank you.
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• United States
18 Nov 08
Glad I made you giggle. It always makes my day to know that I helped make someone else feel better
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• United States
19 Nov 08
busyb, thanks! Those are some great suggestions - I especially like the stadium seat pads from old newspapers. I'd never heard of those before. I'll definitely check out some of the recycled crafts sites.
@ElicBxn (63194)
• United States
19 Nov 08
A group I'm in has been doing "Snowman Poop" and "Reindeer Poop." These are really cheap to put together, easy to do had you can print out the little poems to go with them. http://kimstamps.com/poop.html
@ElicBxn (63194)
• United States
19 Nov 08
I thought they were clever, but I'm not doing craft shows. Oh, the person that did them for craft shows, says she was selling them for $1 and having to go home each night and make up more bags of the stuff!
• United States
19 Nov 08
Oh, my gosh! There are some great ideas there! I've bookmarked that page because I'm sure that I'll use it again and again. Thanks, ElicBxn!
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@jillhill (37354)
• United States
19 Nov 08
cookie holder - cookie holder made from cd holder
Two different small things that sold at my craft sale last weekend were....take a cd holder and decorate it....I stamped it but you could use stickers...and sell it as a Christmas cookie holder.....also I took York peppermint patties and cut two circles that fit over it....I decorated the top....I also stamped it but you could use stickers...for table decorations. Use double faced tape to stick them to the mint. I sold a ton of these because they were cute and affordable....I sold both items for 50 cents apiece and made about fifty buck just off these two items...mostly the mints.