I used a filter at a lake when someone stepped on a bee. I took ice out of the ice chest, put it on the filter then but a rubber band around it to keep it close. There you go an ice pack.
Great ideas for coffee filters! One year I used them with my 3yr old class to make butterflies. We folded them in half, painted one half with water colors, unfolded them. We had symmetry. Let dry, then added a clothespin, pushing down the middle for the body which in turn made wings. Added pipe cleaners for antennas. Added a magnet to the back. Cute spring project to add to their Mother's day gift bag. Also went with our entomologist theme. I'm happy for you that you have a new inside space! Congrats! 😊❤️
I’m a nail tech and I have used a coffee filter to fix a broken nail when I had a client who didn’t want acrylic or gel on her nail and I didn’t have any silk. You just cut the coffee filter a little bigger than the break in the nail put it on the crack with a drop of glue on top. File the nail and buff the top after the glue has dried then put a clear polish on it and voila, your nail is repaired. You can also use a tea bag which really works better but at the time I had no tea bag at the shop.
I use coffee filters in my craft room when I make my junk journals. I will dye them with coffee or tea or other Eco dies and then they will be a page within my journal. Or I will make special embellishments or decorations with them for the journals
Our artist guild uses coffee filters for glittering our stuff. Unlike plastic trays they sell there is no static cling. Sprinkler glitter over the item catching the micro glitter in the coffee filter. Then pour from the filter back into your container/bag. We use tiny spoons like the small ice cream plastic ones you might get for free. Save these for sprinkling glitter in very small amounts in your craft kit. Also use thin coat of Royal Coat glue instead of other types, let glitter dry then do second coat of glue and repeat to get great finish. Doesn't have as much glitter fall off but you can use hair spray as a sealer. Never blow on your glitter to remove excess. Hubby did that once and glittered his face hehe. Micro glitter is plastic so it has a lot of static cling. We use playing cards for mixing Epoxy because they have a nice wax finish and are the perfect size. You can sometimes get free used ones from local casinos. This message has been brought to you by the Egg Artists Guild of Washington.
This is a great idea for cleaning my windshield! I have smears on the inside of my windshield from using my hand to wipe it. They’re visible when the glass fogs up. The windshield is at a sharp angle, making it hard to use a cleaning product without dripping all over the dash. Thank you for this helpful suggestion!!!!! Now I need to buy coffee filters!
Love all these ideas for using coffee filters! I kept looking behind you and thinking.....something is different! Lol. Looks great and I'm so happy you have a space that works for you! Thanks Norrine! 😍
I use them for drying seeds off I've saved from things like squash, tomatoes or cucumbers. They work better than any other paper product. I write the seed variety on the filter for each filter laying them flat on a plate or cookie sheet to spread the seeds on. It's very important these seeds are clean and dry before packaging up for storing.
I love these ideas! I think using them to clean your glasses would scratch them. I’ve made that mistake just using tissue. However, I LOVE the tea bag idea! Thank you for your video!! 😊
We use the filters when we go to a movie to dish out popcorn for everyone. They make great little bowls. You can do the same with coffee, as you do with tea, if you have a one cup machine. I used to do this all the time. Put my coffee in the filter and cut down to size. So much cheaper than boughton one cup bags.
OMG! So many great ideas to try! Never would have thought to use them as seedling pots. Because so many people use those K cups now, I see coffee filters occasionally in my thrift stores. And I will check out the dollar stores, too. Thanks so much! And congratulations on inside space!
Congratulations on your inside space! Looking forward to see the whole room and finding out if it is a dual purpose room. When I finally had an art room my life changed so much! The drawback is that since I had sooo much more room I spent a bundle on supplies. It's definitely my happy place. Thanks for all your tips❤
I love❤your tips… you are glowing, did something else happen to you, like you got married !!! If so congratulations , I am so happy or you . Sending many blessings to you . God bless Rose
No one in my house, even drinks, coffee and I have coffee filters. I’ve use them in my outdoor pots for years. And I’ve also use them to cover items for the microwave for many years. But I like to pour the popped microwave popcorn into a coffee filter because it absorbs all the oils from the microwave popcorn. Which I know is terrible for you, but sometimes it’s just worth the convenience. Congratulations on the new space!!
Hello Norrine, great vid, I was wondering what was different but couldn't put my finger on it. Congrats on getting new space! Can't wait to see you again! Take care 🤗
In the craft room, I use coffee filters with my embossing powders. I put the filter in a plastic storage container, then hold my inked paper over the filter and pour or spoon the powder on the paper. The filter catches the excess and it’s easy to get it back in the jar! I can write on the filter what color powder it’s for so I don’t contaminate my powders ☺️
THANK YOU for your ingenious idea of using a coffee filter to catch the embossing powder! I happen to have an alergie to the stuff. Meaning at times the powder has gotten in my eyes. One time it was so bad I had to go to the ER. So thank you again!
One thing I never do is using the filters on my eyeglasses. I did that at one time and eventually discovered how the filter was causing "miniscule" scratches on the lenses of my glasses. The scratches more or less "added up" overtime and became quite noticeable. Love your channel bunches.
Your tips with coffee-filters are fantastic !!! But do not use them on glass - because they are made of wood and therefor are scratchy. Actually I use them to filter the water after painting with acrylics in order to be more environment-friendly and to avoid clogging the pipes of the house. 🙂
I dump the used coffee in my plants then rince or dry the filter to use in my junk Journals. Great suggestions for using the filters. Huge hugs, Namesta 🐞🥰
We make butterflies out of them. Water colors work great or a spray bottle with food coloring, even chalk, then wet with spray bottle. Open flat paint color with choice of colors, scrunch center together and put a clothes pen, draw faces add a piece of pipe cleaner for the antlers. You can add a magnet and hang them on a board or fridge or string to hang from celing. I have used a few of the ideas, pan liners, between pans, catch ice cream drips,
This was meant to be! You just popped up on my TH-cam screen… I’m pretty organized, I’d better be at my age or probably never would be! Lol but haven’t used coffee filter for much except filtering out coffee grounds that seem to find its way out of the pods. Many great ideas, will try several of them. Thanks
I think - THINK - there is a specific kind of food- grade staple that you should use when making your tea or coffee bags. Please correct me if I'm wrong, though. Your ideas are wonderful. A couple or three I already utilize, but, MOST of your ideas I never thought about doing. The muffin cup is one of those I didn't ever think of. TYSM for sharing this video with us.
One thing I never do is using the filters on my eyeglasses. I did that at one time and eventually discovered how the filter was causing "miniscule" scratches on the lenses of my glasses. The scratches more or less "added up" overtime and became quite noticeable. Love your channel bunches.
Whattt??!?? Where'd you go? How exciting!! ...an inside space?? That's wonderful, Mini!! Can't wait to see your new space develop. Travis is in Indiana even as we speak, scoping out the area, deliberately going now when it's hot (86 degrees today with a 50% chance of rain, humid and sticky) then were going back in January or February when it's really cold in attempts to see our potential new home in its worst possible time weather-wise. Ugh! Just the THOUGHT of moving across the country...!!! Love you sweetheart, your in my heart often, hugs, my friend, MK 🤗❤️🌵❤️🤗
These are great ideas. My favorite is the coffee filter flowers. I didn't see a link for the vintage tea stained flower wreath but I did a scan for coffee filter flowers and wreaths and found so much to try.
@@TheCraftyOrganizer LOL, thanks for letting me know. No worries - I think I may have found a similar wreath. I bookmarked a lot of video searches and found tons of coffee filter flowers to make. Everything from peonies to sunflowers and my favorite - roses. How to color them and even how to tea stain and decoupage. I'm really excited to try these. Many thanks for bringing these projects to light. Once my new craft room is situated, I'm going to give this a try. Your videos always give me things to think about and projects to do.
Just wondering where you've been and hope you're doing okay. I love your videos, sweet voice, positive words and gentle nature and miss seeing your new videos. You feel like a friend and I've wondered if you were okay.
Awesome ideas for those coffee filters. Thanks for the information. Congrats on your new crafting space. I look forward to watching the changes in the coming videos.
Your space is always so neat. Shelving units are expensive, so I am going to put together some cardboard units for my 2 craft rooms- one where I keep supplies and the other where I make and store my crafts for sale. Checking TH-cam for ideas. I've been watching some of your organizing videos. Some of the Dollar Tree items would work great in my craft room, but I don't drive. Anybody a viewer from Tulsa, OK, maybe we could go together.
Make a cup or two of coffee poke two sides or snip with scissors thread a popsicle stick through or a chopstick place it a cross your coffee cup or measure cup ( glass) pour hot water over a Tbsp of coffee grounds in the filter this makes an emergency replacement for a coffee carafe
We don't drink coffee and I don't drink tea, so we don't have filters. That said, I do like the idea with the seeds, I think they would be worth buying just for that. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing your new room. Hoping your dad is continuing to improve 😊
Really?? I've not traveled much, but the few places out of the USA I've been to also had coffee filters - maybe they had them because we were Americans??? Thanks for pointing that out!
Just curious...how do Australians brew coffee? Maybe you guys know something to help us step up our brewing!😊 We had a gold permanent filter for years, but it stayed clogged with oils from the coffee and would overflow frequently. 😢 What a mess!
Great info, thanks! However, I wouldn't use them to wipe eye glasses because lenses have special coatings which can be damaged by virtually all materials other than special lens wiping fabric.
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I used a filter at a lake when someone stepped on a bee. I took ice out of the ice chest, put it on the filter then but a rubber band around it to keep it close. There you go an ice pack.
What a great idea! Thanks
Thanks! I picked up some new ideas! We stick a popsicle stick through a coffee filter so the kids have a drip catcher!
That's a perfect summertime tip!!!
Dollar Tree has coffee filters for $1.25.
Great ideas for coffee filters! One year I used them with my 3yr old class to make butterflies. We folded them in half, painted one half with water colors, unfolded them. We had symmetry. Let dry, then added a clothespin, pushing down the middle for the body which in turn made wings. Added pipe cleaners for antennas. Added a magnet to the back. Cute spring project to add to their Mother's day gift bag. Also went with our entomologist theme.
I'm happy for you that you have a new inside space! Congrats! 😊❤️
Use the coffee filters with vinegar to clean windows without leaving lint behind.
I’m a nail tech and I have used a coffee filter to fix a broken nail when I had a client who didn’t want acrylic or gel on her nail and I didn’t have any silk. You just cut the coffee filter a little bigger than the break in the nail put it on the crack with a drop of glue on top. File the nail and buff the top after the glue has dried then put a clear polish on it and voila, your nail is repaired. You can also use a tea bag which really works better but at the time I had no tea bag at the shop.
I use coffee filters in my craft room when I make my junk journals. I will dye them with coffee or tea or other Eco dies and then they will be a page within my journal. Or I will make special embellishments or decorations with them for the journals
Our artist guild uses coffee filters for glittering our stuff. Unlike plastic trays they sell there is no static cling. Sprinkler glitter over the item catching the micro glitter in the coffee filter. Then pour from the filter back into your container/bag. We use tiny spoons like the small ice cream plastic ones you might get for free. Save these for sprinkling glitter in very small amounts in your craft kit. Also use thin coat of Royal Coat glue instead of other types, let glitter dry then do second coat of glue and repeat to get great finish. Doesn't have as much glitter fall off but you can use hair spray as a sealer. Never blow on your glitter to remove excess. Hubby did that once and glittered his face hehe. Micro glitter is plastic so it has a lot of static cling. We use playing cards for mixing Epoxy because they have a nice wax finish and are the perfect size. You can sometimes get free used ones from local casinos. This message has been brought to you by the Egg Artists Guild of Washington.
Hi Norrine, You can use a coffee filter to dump out embossing powder then put it back in the jar.
Luba - That is a GREAT idea!!
…and glitter
Love all of these tips. I remember when the cars had the lines on the rear window for defrosting it. We used coffee filters to clean it.
This is a great idea for cleaning my windshield! I have smears on the inside of my windshield from using my hand to wipe it. They’re visible when the glass fogs up. The windshield is at a sharp angle, making it hard to use a cleaning product without dripping all over the dash. Thank you for this helpful suggestion!!!!! Now I need to buy coffee filters!
Love all these ideas for using coffee filters! I kept looking behind you and thinking.....something is different! Lol. Looks great and I'm so happy you have a space that works for you! Thanks Norrine! 😍
I KNEW it would not go un-noticed! LOL
Thanks for this tips I didn’t know how many uses of coffee filters I’m so excited to try everything ♥️♥️♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👍👩🌾
Thanks for sharing Old people can learn new tricks!😊
When crafting with kids, coffee filters are great to hold all the small components of your craft. 😊
So true!
A room!!! Does this mean you moved? Yay you:). Enjoy the new space.
No. Just my office/recording space. :)
The tea bag hack and plant liner will be useful to me! Enjoyed so many other hacks! 🙌🏼
Yay! Thank you!
Congratulations on your new place!!! Coffee filters work great on mirrors, no lint or streaks...❤
I use them for drying seeds off I've saved from things like squash, tomatoes or cucumbers. They work better than any other paper product. I write the seed variety on the filter for each filter laying them flat on a plate or cookie sheet to spread the seeds on. It's very important these seeds are clean and dry before packaging up for storing.
Very cool idea, but I'm not sure I want that many zucchinis the way the have grown this year. They are taking over, lol.
Love your content and I'm looking forward to seeing your new craft space. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Oh these are some of my favorite things to use for little things everywhere in the house.
I love these ideas! I think using them to clean your glasses would scratch them. I’ve made that mistake just using tissue. However, I LOVE the tea bag idea! Thank you for your video!! 😊
That's what I'm thinking. I love them for windows and mirrors, but wouldn't use them on my eyeglasses. Any paper will leave micro-scratches.
SO Happy for you and cannot wait to see the new space!!
Congrats on a ROOM!!! I hope to graduate to one of my daughter ever finishes college and flies the coop.😊
We use the filters when we go to a movie to dish out popcorn for everyone. They make great little bowls. You can do the same with coffee, as you do with tea, if you have a one cup machine. I used to do this all the time. Put my coffee in the filter and cut down to size. So much cheaper than boughton one cup bags.
OMG! So many great ideas to try! Never would have thought to use them as seedling pots. Because so many people use those K cups now, I see coffee filters occasionally in my thrift stores. And I will check out the dollar stores, too. Thanks so much! And congratulations on inside space!
Thanks so much! 😊
Great ideas. I use coffee filters in my craft room to catch embossing powder. X
That's a great idea!
Awesome ideas 💡 Thank you for sharing!❤ So glad to hear you are in a room! Congratulations 🎉❤
Congratulations on your inside space! Looking forward to see the whole room and finding out if it is a dual purpose room. When I finally had an art room my life changed so much! The drawback is that since I had sooo much more room I spent a bundle on supplies. It's definitely my happy place. Thanks for all your tips❤
I can see where more spaces to fill would be tempting. LOL
I love❤your tips… you are glowing, did something else happen to you, like you got married !!! If so congratulations , I am so happy or you . Sending many blessings to you . God bless Rose
No one in my house, even drinks, coffee and I have coffee filters. I’ve use them in my outdoor pots for years. And I’ve also use them to cover items for the microwave for many years. But I like to pour the popped microwave popcorn into a coffee filter because it absorbs all the oils from the microwave popcorn. Which I know is terrible for you, but sometimes it’s just worth the convenience. Congratulations on the new space!!
Hello Norrine, great vid, I was wondering what was different but couldn't put my finger on it. Congrats on getting new space! Can't wait to see you again! Take care 🤗
Use the filter to polish crystal wine glasses.
Great tips.
Game changer!! Thanks for the tip.
Great tip!
In the craft room, I use coffee filters with my embossing powders. I put the filter in a plastic storage container, then hold my inked paper over the filter and pour or spoon the powder on the paper. The filter catches the excess and it’s easy to get it back in the jar! I can write on the filter what color powder it’s for so I don’t contaminate my powders ☺️
Genius!
THANK YOU for your ingenious idea of using a coffee filter to catch the embossing powder! I happen to have an alergie to the stuff. Meaning at times the powder has gotten in my eyes. One time it was so bad I had to go to the ER. So thank you again!
Genius ideas! So happy for you Norrine!
One thing I never do is using the filters on my eyeglasses. I did that at one time and eventually discovered how the filter was causing "miniscule" scratches on the lenses of my glasses. The scratches more or less "added up" overtime and became quite noticeable. Love your channel bunches.
Great ideas....... I love the idea for lining flower pot with a coffee pot....
Hi lady...I hope everyone is doing good❤️
We are doing great. How is your summer going?
I sent this to my gardener daughter, the coffee filters seed starter is genius!
Never use paper on eye glasses!
They are great for making collage papers 🥰
Your tips with coffee-filters are fantastic !!!
But do not use them on glass - because they are made of wood and therefor are scratchy.
Actually I use them to filter the water after painting with acrylics in order to be more environment-friendly and to avoid clogging the pipes of the house. 🙂
Good to see you, Norrine. I can’t wait to see your room reveal. Lots of great ideas here! Thanks.
Very soon!
I use the coffee filters in my air fryer
THAT is a great idea!!!!!!!
Hi Norrine! Great ideas! So happy for your new space! Looking forward to seeing how the room comes together!❤
Thank you!!!! Looking forward to seeing you soon!
I dump the used coffee in my plants then rince or dry the filter to use in my junk Journals. Great suggestions for using the filters. Huge hugs, Namesta 🐞🥰
Awesome suggestions! Thank you for sharing.
We make butterflies out of them. Water colors work great or a spray bottle with food coloring, even chalk, then wet with spray bottle. Open flat paint color with choice of colors, scrunch center together and put a clothes pen, draw faces add a piece of pipe cleaner for the antlers. You can add a magnet and hang them on a board or fridge or string to hang from celing.
I have used a few of the ideas, pan liners, between pans, catch ice cream drips,
What a cute idea!!!!!
Great ideas! I use them for snack bowls to hold cheez its, nuts, cheerios, etc.
I haven't seen you in SOOOO long. I'm happy to see you again.
So many wonderful ideas & comments ❤
This was meant to be! You just popped up on my TH-cam screen… I’m pretty organized, I’d better be at my age or probably never would be! Lol but haven’t used coffee filter for much except filtering out coffee grounds that seem to find its way out of the pods. Many great ideas, will try several of them. Thanks
Great ideas. Thank you 👍💓
Thanks so much for sharing! Have a great weekend! ❤😘❤😊
You too!!
Coffee filters work to fix broken finger nails
I saw that!!! But didn’t know if it worked! Thanks for the tip!!
I think - THINK - there is a specific kind of food- grade staple that you should use when making your tea or coffee bags. Please correct me if I'm wrong, though. Your ideas are wonderful. A couple or three I already utilize, but, MOST of your ideas I never thought about doing. The muffin cup is one of those I didn't ever think of. TYSM for sharing this video with us.
One thing I never do is using the filters on my eyeglasses. I did that at one time and eventually discovered how the filter was causing "miniscule" scratches on the lenses of my glasses. The scratches more or less "added up" overtime and became quite noticeable. Love your channel bunches.
If I'm out of paper towels but making french fries, I
I use coffee filters. 😊
Fabulous ideas
Thank you! 😊
The Dollar Tree store sells coffee filters.
Whattt??!?? Where'd you go? How exciting!! ...an inside space?? That's wonderful, Mini!! Can't wait to see your new space develop. Travis is in Indiana even as we speak, scoping out the area, deliberately going now when it's hot (86 degrees today with a 50% chance of rain, humid and sticky) then were going back in January or February when it's really cold in attempts to see our potential new home in its worst possible time weather-wise. Ugh! Just the THOUGHT of moving across the country...!!! Love you sweetheart, your in my heart often, hugs, my friend, MK 🤗❤️🌵❤️🤗
Love using coffee filters under embossing powder or glitter. Much easier to clean up and pour back into container.
Great idea!!
Let’s not filter out great ideas! I have used them for years with various crafts, but you opened my eyes to so much more!blessed and peaceful days!
Thanks, Alice!!!! Always nice to see you here. :)
I use those for my plant pots to help keep the dirt in when watering! Great video!!
My adult son uses them for his kids tacos as a mini drip shield. No big deal but that flower you called a dandelion is actually a daffodil.
LOL I always laugh during my editing at how much my mouth ignores my brain.... but I TOTTALY missed that one! Thank you!!!!
These are great ideas. My favorite is the coffee filter flowers. I didn't see a link for the vintage tea stained flower wreath but I did a scan for coffee filter flowers and wreaths and found so much to try.
That’s one I would love to try! It’s beautiful.
Sadly, that gorgeous one didn't have a link.... just a picture. If I ever find it - I'll send it to you!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer LOL, thanks for letting me know. No worries - I think I may have found a similar wreath. I bookmarked a lot of video searches and found tons of coffee filter flowers to make. Everything from peonies to sunflowers and my favorite - roses. How to color them and even how to tea stain and decoupage. I'm really excited to try these. Many thanks for bringing these projects to light. Once my new craft room is situated, I'm going to give this a try. Your videos always give me things to think about and projects to do.
Just wondering where you've been and hope you're doing okay. I love your videos, sweet voice, positive words and gentle nature and miss seeing your new videos. You feel like a friend and I've wondered if you were okay.
Awesome ideas for those coffee filters. Thanks for the information. Congrats on your new crafting space. I look forward to watching the changes in the coming videos.
I use coffee filters as plates when I feed foxes outside my house. I bin the “plates” in the morning.
🎉genius❤ i needed the cupcake liner hack a couple weeks ago!
I use the coffee filters for k-cups that aren’t totally brewed.
Snowflakes!! Make some with those those grand babies!!!
Your space is always so neat. Shelving units are expensive, so I am going to put together some cardboard units for my 2 craft rooms- one where I keep supplies and the other where I make and store my crafts for sale. Checking TH-cam for ideas.
I've been watching some of your organizing videos. Some of the Dollar Tree items would work great in my craft room, but I don't drive. Anybody a viewer from Tulsa, OK, maybe we could go together.
Love all your videos! Happy for you on your new crafting space.
Thank you so much!
Make a cup or two of coffee poke two sides or snip with scissors thread a popsicle stick through or a chopstick place it a cross your coffee cup or measure cup ( glass) pour hot water over a Tbsp of coffee grounds in the filter this makes an emergency replacement for a coffee carafe
I use coffee filters in my crafts. I use them as pages in my small journals that I create.
We don't drink coffee and I don't drink tea, so we don't have filters. That said, I do like the idea with the seeds, I think they would be worth buying just for that. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing your new room. Hoping your dad is continuing to improve 😊
He is doing great! Thanks for thinking of him!
In the event there is no toilet paper, I use coffee filters to cleanse and throw in garbage bag when finished. 😊
Some fresh ideas for filters. Thanks! And congratulations on your new area.
Thank you!
Excited for you and your new space!!
❤ a lot of great ideas 🎉❤ thankyou for sharing!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Oooooh yes I noticed, I love it ♥️♥️♥️🌹
I do too!!!
I use coffee filters to strain my homemade yogurt.
Hv used thm in potted plants for years.
Do all American's really have coffee filters in their kitchen? I live in Australia and do not know anyone who uses them.
Really?? I've not traveled much, but the few places out of the USA I've been to also had coffee filters - maybe they had them because we were Americans??? Thanks for pointing that out!
Yes, I would say that most of us have coffee filters in our kitchens. 🙂
We can’t be w/o coffee filters in Texas
Just curious...how do Australians brew coffee? Maybe you guys know something to help us step up our brewing!😊 We had a gold permanent filter for years, but it stayed clogged with oils from the coffee and would overflow frequently. 😢 What a mess!
Love these ideas. Will definitely use sm of them.
New subscriber here. I really love your content.
I use them to clean my glass, as paint brush holders.
Over food in the microwave clean mirrors
Great info, thanks! However, I wouldn't use them to wipe eye glasses because lenses have special coatings which can be damaged by virtually all materials other than special lens wiping fabric.
Thanks for the correctin, Robin! I appreciate that.
Congratulations on your new place
Awesome ideas!!! Thanks for sharing!!
So glad for you...moving inside 🎉👏
Me too!!!! So much cooler!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer ❤️
I'd like to know what's behind that tobacco basket. Is that a way to hide something not so cute?
Yes! I’m short on storage right now, so hiding what U can 😆
No not on eyes glasses. It’s fiber will scratch the lenses. Only use 100% cotton on WET lenses.
Thanks for the clarification!
I’ve been using coffee filters in the bottom of my plant pots while repotting for years now.
So smart! 💐
Excellent suggestions
Great ideas. Can't wait to see your new craft area.
I use them as lint free cloths
straining gravy? Use cornstarch, no lumps!
Love these ideas.
I've been using them to clean glass and mirrors for years!
Hot dog holder
We use coffee filters to make ghosts for Halloween ❤
What a cute idea!!!