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Decorating for the holidays doesn’t have to mean taking expensive trips to the crafts store. It’s totally possible to create festive and eco-friendly decor with supplies you most likely already have at home!

@duyguturgok I make these decorations every year because it so easy and eco-friendly! #christmas2022 #holidaydecor #zerowaste #sustainability #crafttok ♬ Merry Christmas Everyone – Shakin’ Stevens

Around the holiday season, the packages start to pile up. However, they don’t need to go to waste. Save the cardboard to repurpose it into gingerbread-themed ornaments.

For this eco-friendly Christmas decor hack, you’ll need:

  • cardboard
  • String
  • permanent marker

It’s as easy as tracing shapes into cardboard, cutting them out, drawing designs, and attaching a string. This is a fun activity that kids especially will absolutely love, and will last for years to come.

Happy crafting!

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