Two different types of simple crackers that you can quickly do with your own hands.
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Of course, these crackers will not explode with such a deafening sound as some factory ones can do. But they certainly will not scare anyone and will fulfill their main function: everyone will have fun!
So, two master classes:
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You will need:
- sleeves from toilet paper;
- thin corrugated paper;
- ribbons;
- scissors;
- tinsel or rain.
Step 1
Cut the tinsel or rain into pieces with scissors: this will be the contents of the crackers. You can add scraps of colored paper, cut sheets of unnecessary magazines with color pictures, and so on.
Step 2
Cut the toilet paper sleeve in half. Cut a rectangle of corrugated paper so large that it can be used to wrap the sleeve with enough margin to leave enough paper for the “ponytails”.
Step 3
Wrap paper around the sleeve and tie one end with a ribbon.
Step 4
Sprinkle tinsel scraps inside. Tie the other end with a ribbon. Done!
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And this clapperboard will indeed let out a quiet, but clap, and shoot the contents.But prepared crackers must be stored vertically: on top they are unclosed, and otherwise the contents will crumble.
You will need:
- colored paper;
- sleeves from toilet paper;
- small rubber balloons (not inflated);
- adhesive tape;
- tinsel, rain or ready-made confetti;
- scissors.
Step 1
Cut the bottom of the balls, tie the tip and put the balls on the bushings. If the ball does not sit too tightly, you can additionally fix it with tape.
Step 2
Cut out the rectangles from the colored paper and glue the bushes on top using tape.
Step 3
Cut confetti from rain, tinsel, colored paper (or use the finished one).
Step 4
Put confetti in crackers. Done!
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