Milk Jug Christmas Ornaments
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So I was browsing the internet looking for some inspiration and came across a couple of projects using milk jug plastic and sharpies . I knew that if sharpies worked, so would alcohol ink . And thus continues my lifelong quest to ink everything that can be inked . So I grabbed a gallon milk jug out of the recycling bin and a scissors and box cutter. You'll need to use a box cutter or craft knife to cut the top off of the jug. After the top has been removed, you can cut the rest of the jug with a scissors. I cut out all the parts that would lay flat. I wasn't left with much. I'm sure there are other types of jugs that would give you more plastic to work with, but I used what I had in the trash. Next, I printed out a star template with 2 and 3-inch stars. Then I used a fine point sharpie and just laid the plastic on top of it to trace. It doesn't need to be perfect. Your scissors will cut a fairly straight line since the material is thick, so yo