Coffee Filter Crafts and Uses

This is an attractive look for your desk at home or at work. For directions on how to cover books, tins or boxes, go to Family Crafts.

This project takes you to a two part video as seen on the Martha Stewart show. These roses don't look like they were made with coffee filters. Be sure to take the time to check this out----you'll be glad you did. To see the video or to get the written directions, go to Paper Crave.

Decorate a plain box or container and fill it will flowers----all made with coffee filters. The easy directions will be found at AUNT PEACHES.

Decorate for the fall and fall holidays with a beautiful autumn leaf garland made using coffee filters. Isn't this an outstanding look? If you wish to find the directions, go to SHE KNOWS HOLIDAYS AND SEASONS.

So pretty and so perfect. Make a number of these to decorate your Christmas tree or make some to hang from a chandelier or light. You will find the directions for these cute angels at KABOOSE.

The picture shown doesn't show how beautiful these are when a battery operated tea light is placed inside them. Go to Kids & Glitter for the directions.

These eye catching luminaries look tie-dyed and get their glow with the use of battery operated tea lights. Go to Family Crafts for the directions.

Get ready for Halloween by making a bunch of these vampire bats. For the directions, go to Jump Start.

Look at the attractive picture made with a coffee filter and a paper plate. This would be a great classroom project. For the directions, go to Busy Bee Kids Crafts.

Coffee filters as turkey feathers. Kids will love coloring the coffee filters for the turkey's feathers. To find this project, go to critters and crayons.

I think this is an especially elegant looking tree. I can imagine a few of these trees displayed, at different levels, on a candle lighted mantel. Go to CRAFTS BY Amanda for the directions.

A simple, easy flower to use on a gift package or to decorate boxes to display. For the directions, go to Family Crafts.

This is a great looking, spooky owl that is a perfect Halloween decoration or project. If you want to make a hoot owl too, go to Buggy and Bean.

The directions for making this beautiful poppy can be found at CRAFTSCABIN.COM.

The site has two different sized wreaths using coffee filters. To see them both and for their directions, go to little brown house.

Imagine making your own bridesmaid bouquets in the perfect color for your wedding. Then go to Craftster and find out how to make them.

Another choice for making coffee filter roses. All are so beautiful. For the directions, go to la dolce villa.

We made these batik circles during one of our art classes and the kids really enjoyed the project. If you would like to do this project, go to Kids & Glitter for the directions.

Have the kids help you make a bunch of these beautiful fall leaves. For the directions, go to CRAFTSCABIN.COM.

What a beautiful brooch to make for Mother's day or in colors to match an outfit of your own. Go to make handmade for the directions.

What an outstanding project this is. Any teen age girl would love to have this in her room. To make one, find the directions at Northwest Hospitality.

Start getting ready to welcome in Spring with this attractive little butterfly mobile. Go to first palette for the directions.

This is but one of the many variations of napkins rings that you'll find, with the directions, at The Brass Paperclip Project.

This is a nice clean Spring look for any home, and very easy to make. For the directions for this project, go to balagokulam.