Use strips of craft paper or thin paper bags. Roll as shown. Prep a jar by adding bulk if desired. Start winding using hot glue to keep in place. via
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Angie Liebers
June 20, 2012 at 2:04 pm
My children and I did these for their RECYCLED project at school. It was a wonderful creation NO ONE else thought of. And the best part is, we still use them!