Happy day after Mardi Gras!
We may be further away from the French Quarter celebrations, but end up with a few extra beads regardless. After a couple of trips to N’awlins, I’ve struggled where to put a few beads for a second life. (Note: A couple were used in the Big Green Party props).
So what should you do with your Mardi Gras remnants?
Our friends at Eco Cajun provide a few more ideas for recycling Mardi Gras beads, mostly in Louisiana.
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