Beeswax wraps

Kia ora again bloggers.

 I am really happy to introduce how to make a beeswax wrap.  Did you know that this month is Plastic 

free July? In our class we have been looking at the plastic in our classroom and the plastic rubbish that 

we create. We've also been learning about how our plastic rubbish impacts on our oceans and wildlife.

Making beeswax wraps  can help our amount of plastic to reduce. All you have to do is try and  and  make a beeswax wrap yourself or try to not bring plastic for a day.😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌. I hope you understand. Anyway here are the photos😁😁😁😁😁.

Here is how to make a beeswax wrap.

How to make a beeswax wrap

What you will need:

Paper.

Pinking shears.

Iron 

Beeswax pellets.

Old towel.

Cardboard.

100 percent cotton.

1.  Select a  Beeswax that has 100% cotton.

2.  Place a paper under the  Beeswax.  

3. Find some wax and spread it all around.

4. Repeat the same thing on step 2 but instead you place it on top.

5. Moving along and now you have to find or grab an iron and  iron it so the wax can melt.

6. Finally you shake the Beeswax until it's dry

And now you have your very own Beeswax wrap! 

Follow the instructions carefully. Have fun Bye!👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋.