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Wrap STAR
My hamsters Neelix, Freya and Aurora, all had birthdays coming up, so I decided to wrap up their presents. I got some brown craft paper and wrapped it around their gifts. Then, I stuck some hamster postcards on to each gift, so they all had their own bespoke wrapping paper. Krissie Cope, Prestwich, Gtr Manchester
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All round SUCCESS
When I bought some new curtains, I had lots of leftover curtain rings, so I decided to use them to make a scarf holder. I opened out a wire coat hanger and threaded on the rings before returning the hanger to its original shape. With the rings secure, I threaded my scarves through them. Now I can find my scarves with ease. Andrea Evans, Newcastle Emlyn, Carms
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Necks PLEASE
As I get older, I find I'm becoming more forgetful when I want to remember items I need. Instead of being caught out by my own memory, I found a small notepad and a pen. I clipped some ribbon to the notepad and hung it around my neck. Now I always have a pen and a piece of paper with me — and I no longer forget all my bright ideas! Lesley Lea, Chardstock, Devon
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Mobile ZONE
I wanted a mobile for my daughter. Not only were shop ones too pricey but none of them matched the nursery's woodland theme. Instead, I decided to make one myself. I bought a wooden mobile arm and some felt, which I used to create small woodland animals. I filled them with stuffing from an old cushion. Once they were ready, I threaded each one on to some yarn, added pom-poms, then tied them to the hanger. I love my home-made mobile. Chloe Clover, Cullompton, Devon
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Claw and ORDER
My cat had destroyed the front of my drawers by using them as a scratching post. But instead of throwing the drawers away, I decided to give them a revamp. After stripping away the damaged material, I used leftover fabric to sew new linings for the wire-frame drawers. I added ribbon at the front for decoration. I think they look stylish and all they cost me was £3 and a bit of time and effort. Sarah Sculpher, Bristol
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Don’t worry, be HOPPY
After my rabbits passed away, I repurposed their play area into a memorial garden feature. I created a rockery, then added a border made from wood I'd cut from a tree trunk. Finally, I glued stones in a heart shape on top of each tree trunk to represent the love I have for my bunnies. It makes me smile and is the perfect memorial to my beloved pets. Noelleen McAuley, Sneinton, Notts
Wrap STAR
My hamsters Neelix, Freya and Aurora, all had birthdays coming up, so I decided to wrap up their presents. I got some brown craft paper and wrapped it around their gifts. Then, I stuck some hamster postcards on to each gift, so they all had their own bespoke wrapping paper. Krissie Cope, Prestwich, Gtr Manchester