Carnival today is the feast of consumerism, but which one party is not? To experience the true spirit of this recurrence pleasure seeking, however, do not forget the fun part that makes us go back even a little adult children. And what is more innocent and fun confetti? Sure, over the course of time have been replaced by more elaborate tricks, but the buttons of colored paper are the symbol of the Carnival, we can not deny it.
Why do not we take this opportunity to set a good example? In what way? By breaking down a little consumerism and recycling paper to make confetti into the house. It takes a few minutes and we recruit children and their friends for this game is a prelude to the party. First, collect all the papers we have at home: no matter if they are glossy or matte paper, so why riduremo them to pieces and there will be more variety, the more joyful our confetti.
We also add all the sheets of wrapping paper that we have preserved and will be really beautiful. If we, however, we can buy a few sheets of tissue paper or crepe paper of our favorite color and add the rest. Put the sheets symmetrically one above the other and cut many strips, which then cut into pieces of various shapes and sizes.
If we can, even a machine drill procuriamoci office by typing out from under the sheets and putting a bag to collect the circles that are cut, we have the beautiful and confetti ready! That your child wears a costume flower, or yourself that you have a witch's trick, a bag of confetti should never miss! The idea of confetti at home is cheaper, but especially in a creative way to recycle paper.
Nobody will stop you cut out the confetti in the shape that you prefer or that your kids love: and so you can launch small butterflies, snakes, bats, but also flowers and colored stars and there is nothing more beautiful than the little ones. The originality of DIY is here too: to create objects with their hands on the market that are not modeled on our personal taste.
And then, you want to put the advantage of having the bags of confetti available? You can launch them all, but just bring a smile to everyone and even those who do not appreciate anything of the Carnival. Maybe a coriander original form will be able to put them a bit of fun. Try it, no? 
Why do not we take this opportunity to set a good example? In what way? By breaking down a little consumerism and recycling paper to make confetti into the house. It takes a few minutes and we recruit children and their friends for this game is a prelude to the party. First, collect all the papers we have at home: no matter if they are glossy or matte paper, so why riduremo them to pieces and there will be more variety, the more joyful our confetti.
We also add all the sheets of wrapping paper that we have preserved and will be really beautiful. If we, however, we can buy a few sheets of tissue paper or crepe paper of our favorite color and add the rest. Put the sheets symmetrically one above the other and cut many strips, which then cut into pieces of various shapes and sizes.
If we can, even a machine drill procuriamoci office by typing out from under the sheets and putting a bag to collect the circles that are cut, we have the beautiful and confetti ready! That your child wears a costume flower, or yourself that you have a witch's trick, a bag of confetti should never miss! The idea of confetti at home is cheaper, but especially in a creative way to recycle paper.
Nobody will stop you cut out the confetti in the shape that you prefer or that your kids love: and so you can launch small butterflies, snakes, bats, but also flowers and colored stars and there is nothing more beautiful than the little ones. The originality of DIY is here too: to create objects with their hands on the market that are not modeled on our personal taste.
And then, you want to put the advantage of having the bags of confetti available? You can launch them all, but just bring a smile to everyone and even those who do not appreciate anything of the Carnival. Maybe a coriander original form will be able to put them a bit of fun. Try it, no?
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