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My son's car smells like a gym locker, which is why I got one of those hang-from-rear-view-mirror air fresheners for him to, well, hang from his rear view mirror.  But the thing looks so very much like an air freshener, I had to craft it up a little, disguise it, give it a little personality, if you will.

Bright yellow paper, folded in half and cut to fit the air freshener, with a little hinge and hole cut through for the string hanger.

A Mailbox Muse stamp, inked in black StazOn.

A couple dimensional foam squares, to keep the paper away from the oils of the air freshener.


There you have it--a little DIY craftiness with Mailbox Muse.


Happy Thursday, my friends!
:)trisha 
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  1. TrishThursday, March 17, 2016

    Love this great idea! It's perfect for personalizing spaces.

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  2. DIYDesignStudioThursday, March 17, 2016

    what a cool way to disquise a normally uggg item! clever!!!!

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  3. Aimeslee WinansFriday, March 18, 2016

    Great project, Trisha. Pinning! xoxo

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  4. MicheleFriday, March 18, 2016

    clever! xo

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