What can disposable paper cups do by hand?

Disposable paper cups can be made by hand, as shown below:

1, paper octopus. Use a paper cup to make the octopus's body, cut 16 knife at the lower part of the body, fold its eight feet under the paper cup with your hands, make its crown with blue paper, and press the other eight feet with your hands.

2. Water leaks. Drill 6 holes in the bottoms of the two cups, and then stick the bottoms of the two cups with adhesive tape.

3. Multifunctional cups. First take two straws and stick them together with tape, then tie a long wool on the straws, drill a small hole in a paper cup, insert the long wool into the small hole, and finally tie the long wool in a knot and stick the small hole tightly on the paper cup with tape.

Manual production steps

1. Determine the production goal: First, we need to determine the items or artworks we want to make. You can choose according to your hobbies, such as making an origami plane, knitting a scarf, or drawing a picture. Prepare materials and tools: According to the production target, we need to prepare corresponding materials and tools.

2. You can go to a nearby stationery store or handicraft store to buy the required materials and prepare necessary tools such as scissors, glue, needle and thread. Learn how to make it: Before we start making it, we can learn some related methods. You can get production skills and methods through books, online tutorials or consulting experienced people.

Step-by-step production: Once we have mastered the production method, we can start making it step by step. In the production process, we should pay attention to details and patience, follow the requirements of each step, and ensure that the produced items or works of art achieve the expected results.

4. Inspection and revision: After the production is completed, we need to carefully check whether the work meets the requirements, whether there are flaws or errors. If necessary, it can be modified and improved until satisfactory results are achieved.

5. Completion and exhibition: Finally, when we confirm that the work has been completed and satisfied, we can show it. It can be placed in a corner of the house, or it can be given as a gift to relatives and friends, so that they can also enjoy the fruits of our labor.