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How to Reuse or Recycle Mylar Balloons

Party time? Don't just throw away those Mylar balloons from birthdays or other celebrations. Reuse them or recycle them into something totally new.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Mylar balloons, deflated Scissors Shredder Hole punch, regular or decorative Ribbon
      • 1

        Cut and separate the front and back of the Mylar balloon.

      • 2

        Cut or shred the front and back pieces into small ribbons.

      • 3

        Use the straight edge of the scissors to curl the ribbons to decorate gift boxes or bags.

      • 4

        If you don't want to curl the Mylar ribbons you can use them as basket filler or gift bag filler.

      • 5

        You can also use a Mylar balloon to make confetti. Simply use a hole punch to punch holes in the balloon.

      • 6

        You can also turn your Mylar balloon into a gift bag. Start by cutting a straight line across the top of the balloon about 1/2 inch from the very top.

      • 7

        Place your gift inside the balloon bag.

      • 8

        Gather the top of the balloon.

      • 9

        Tie the top together with a ribbon.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Keep mylar balloons and balloon pieces away from pets and small children as this poses a choking hazard.

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