Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?





Learning to eat sushi and rolls with chopsticks for many seems a difficult and almost impossible task.

Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

Japanese children master this wisdom with the help of training sticks with an elastic clip. And we will help to cope with the usual stationery gums!

Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

By the way, if you have a whole bag of sushi sticks, do not rush to throw them away. Editorial "Site" I have prepared for you a list of crafts that can easily be created from this simple object. Who would have thought!

You're gonna need some rubber bands.
  • sushi stick
  • 2–3 stationery rubber bands
  • paper-cloth


Preparation
  1. So fold the napkin three times wide.
    Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

  2. Turn it over again.
    Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

  3. Turn to the roller.
    Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

  4. Hold this roller between the sticks at a distance of 1.5-2 cm from their thick ends.
    Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

  5. Now wrap the roller with rubber bands so that they compress the upper part of the sticks more strongly.
    Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?

  6. Done! Training wands for sushi are created with their own hands at home.
    Why do I always have stationery in my kitchen?



As a rule, the remaining after use of stationery or pharmacy gums can be found at home in the most unexpected places. Involuntarily thinking: where else can they be useful?

It turned out that the elastic assistant has the potential to solve a variety of household issues. From kitchen to wardrobe and toolbox. Universal gums are subject to everything!

If you can not eat even with training sticks the first time - do not rush to grab a fork. Practice a little and you will become a guru. Patience and hard work will do it.