Rubber Stamps
"Cut foam into shapes and glue to small pieces of wood. If making letters, cut them out backwards."
--Vicky C., Colorado

Hair Accessories
"Cut small shapes such as hearts out of foam scrapes. Glue several together to make pins or barrettes."
--Carol

Floor Protection
"Cut pieces for the bottom of chair legs to help stop scratches on the floor."
--Shirley, Raeford N.C.

Christmas Decorations
"Cover a large foam cone in Christmas fabric. Cut shapes from scrap foam for ornaments, decorate and pin them them to the tree. Use a clove stick for the star and hot glue a spray starch lid to the bottom of the cone for a stand."
--Laura Emerson, Biloxi MS

Gingerbread House Decoration
"Spray Styrofoam brown and cut into wall and roof shapes. Hot glue into place on a Styrofoam base. Use the craft foam pieces to decorate the 'gingerbread' house to make stained glass windows, flagstone paths or fences, and stepping stones. Also flowers, shrubs or bushes."
--Holly B, Escondido, CA

Artwork Holders
"Cut out a shape in foam and paint child's name on it with 3D fabric paint. Glue a clothespin to the front to hold child's artwork and a magnet to the back to stick it to your refrigerator or file cabinet."
--Heather H., DuBois PA

Foam Punch Jewelry
"Punch circles out of foam scraps. Use a needle to run a strong thread through the center of each circle to make necklaces, bracelets, headbands, etc."
--Jo

Award Badges
"Make award badges by cutting out various shapes (stars work well) and adding a ribbon and a pin to the back. Write the award on the front such as 'Star Student' ".
--Anonymous

Necklaces
"Cut foam into triangles. String with plastic lace."
--Mary C, Sellersville, PA