Lily of the Valley
This project is great for celebrating Spring or for Mother’s Day.
These lilies of the valley will not wilt. Make a whole bunch!
The bells are made of magic noodles, sold under the brand names Magic Nuudles®, Super Puffs® or PlayMais®.
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Hello,
thank you for all your nice craft ideas! But I don’t understand what a magic noodle is. Is it made of plastic? As it is a craft for Earth Day, I was wondering if it would be more respectful for the planet to use a natural material and not plastic.
What do you think?
Thanks again for all,
Constanze
PS: I saw it’s a craft for Mother’s day… not for Earth Day. Sorry for the mistake. But however. It would be great if we stop crafting with plastic items… we don’t use goggly eyes anymore in our school, but paper eyes… Greetings from France!
Your comment is valid for any occasion. I try to avoid buying plastic craft supplies, most of the time I recycle. Paper eyes are a good alternative!
P.S. Did you know our site also exists in French? https://animassiettes.com
These are great news. 😉
And no I didn’t know that the site exists in French. Thank you!!
MagicNuudles® (and PlayMais® in France) are made of cornstarch. Totally biodegradable.
These are great news. 😉