Christmas: how to make DIY rosettes by recycling potato chips bags

How to make a DIY rosette by recycling food bags in 5 simple steps

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Personally I don't like wrapping gifts, it always ends up that my packages under the tree are the most disastrous of all. But one of the things I like to do is the rosettes to be placed on top. So this year instead of buying the usual colored ribbons and various Christmas decorations, I decided to make them myself by reusing food packaging waste.

What is needed? Empty bags of potato chips, of candies or biscuits the important thing that we have inside the coating in aluminum. So get yourself scissors, Scotch tape transparent or one stapler and you'll be ready to follow the instructions to make these sparkly rosettes yourself, recycling old empty food bags.

Instructions

1) Step After you have obtained the basic material, a bag of potato chips for example, cut it into strips horizontally, there must be at least 7 or in any case an odd number. Now roll up all the strips into small circles.
2) Step At this point take a circle and join it in the center with adhesive tape or with a stapler point. Repeat the same thing for the other circles, leaving one out.
3) Step Join together all the Xs that you have obtained, crossing and alternating them: one on the right and one on the left, until you finish them all.
4) Step Now you have to form an X by joining together (always with adhesive tape or with the stapler) two of the mini-rosettes you created above. Do the same with the other pieces.
5) Step And finally join the last piece of your cockade, that is the circle that you left out at the beginning, placing it on top.