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As a person who craves creativity and doesn't know how to be bored, i found some really gret things to do with everything you have home..

1. MAKE HARDCOVERS FOR PAPERBACK BOOKS

It's really simple, you only need an old bedsheet and and a hard cover from paper blocks something. Youtube is full of it!

2. MAKE YOUR OWN BOOK

Bookbinding isn't that hard, you can really make yourself a diary or a sketchbook.

3. RECYCLE PAPER... BY MAKING PAPER

You can also make paper from old homework or classic paper news, you can spice up the bookbindingby making a book from the paper you made..

4. YOU CAN MAKE AIR-DRY CLAY

-from cooking ingredients. I haven't done this yet, but it seems really fun, and it's a great medium for quick gifts, like candle standers or jewelry dishes, there are countless ideas.

5. MAKE YOUR OWN JEWELRY

You've got some spare hairpins? You can paint them, glue some crystals, beeds, shells, pearls on them... make something from clay, if you cook yourself some... search for some inspo on pinterest, there are so many projects!

remorquer - to tow, lug

râler - to grumble, complain, gasp

ébranler - to shake, rattle, weaken

sonder - to sound, plumb, probe, survey

germer - to germinate, sprout, grow

étreindre - to embrace, clasp, clutch, choke

remuer - to move, touch, stir

étouffer - to suffocate, stifle, smother

bêler - to bleat, whine

gémir - to moan, whine

s’égarer - to get lose, lose one’s way, digress

ficeler - to tie up, bind

frotter - to rub, scrape, scrub

délier - to untie, undo, unknot

énerver - to annoy, irritate

effarer - to alarm, frighten

crisper - to tense, contract

haleter - to pant

balbutier - to stammer, stutter

bégayer - to stammer, stutter

harceler - to harass, pester

accabler - to impose, overwork, overburden

épier - to observe, spy on

délayer - to mix, water, dilute

éventrer - to disembowel, gut

étreindre - to embrace, clasp, clutch, grasp

sévir - to hit, strike