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Get involved: Information, patterns, plastic, videos.

Stage 1: Get Involved

 If your school / organisation would like to get involved. You can start your collection box point in your school or place of work. You can use our support logo. Either print off our posters or make your own creative design And stick it on a box .
It’s great to ask for cut open and washed packets. Sadly we can’t pay your postage and  we can only accept prepared packets at HQ

Most of our CPP Suppor groups prefer them all washed and cut open so that they can crack on making these items. 

You can find an CPP group to find in our link page or please do get making and creating yourselves.

Stage 2: Collect and Make

Your welcome to keep your washed prepared crisp packets and start  ironing them in to strips either send them to your local group in strips of 4 , please fold these up rather than roll them this really helps us . Or maybe start making grids of 1x4 strips ready to put your plastic on for us . It doesn’t take long to learn how to make a crisp packet survival item all our instructions and information videos are on here for free. Also on our YouTube channel link. If you need more help or your school organisation would like a demonstration. For a small donation you can email to book your zoom meeting.  

Stage 3: Jump on Board

You’re very welcome to jump on board and start up your own CPP Support Group Facebook . We have just changed this from a CPP Area Group ,a CPP Support Group can be as productive as you would like all independently run all voluntary .
It could be a social media platform for CPP sharing information or you can go full out and make items and run workshops . This is completely up to you. 

Please see all the information on this page regarding using our name. This is free to use and make your own CPP Facebook group page up . 🌟But Please do Register your group . ⭐ You can then  join our private group organisers page on Facebook that can help you with advice every step of the way. You can use any information thats on our website regarding how to make the items, some group photos are not ours to share.  You are welcome to start your own page with out using our name but please only use linked photos to our website/ YouTube channel. Also this is not to make money from this is a community project so  please don’t exploit this wonderful project for your own gain. 

If your group or organisation would like a Certificate for all your hard work with this Project please get in touch

Email us

zooms for your ORGANISATION / Duke of Edinburgh Awards

What can you make? All of these items from our free information and diagrams

DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARDS

Download our posters or make your own

  • We have free downloadable posters at the bottom of our Q&A page for you to use, for your crisp packet collection boxes.

Videos, Diagrams & Instructions

  • Scroll down to find all our videos, written instructions and diagrams on how to make our items. There are more  instructions under CPP instructions link. The easiest items to make are our survival sheets.

Sourcing Your Plastic

  • This may be the hardest part. We are very lucky that Hastings sofa company donate all their landfill plastic to us. You can ask in your local supermarket for the plastic that covers the large pallets of kitchen or toilet roll. Clothes stores for the plastic that they receive their clothes deliveries covered in. The plastic should be the thickness of a bread bag, too thick it will not fuse. If its biodegradable it will melt. If you get really stuck we may be abler to help.

HOW TO CUT OPEN & PREPARE YOUR CRISP PACKETS & What packets are best ?For best results use the ✅ ones . Only use silver lined packets and not to thick

How to cut your crisp packet open

How to cut your crisp packet open

Instructions, diagrams & videos on how to make & fold your survival sheets and blankets

How to make a survival sheet diagram
How to fold a survival sheet diagram
Crisp packet survival sheet
How to make a survival blanket diagram

How to make a crisp packet survival sheet or Blanket

How to make a crisp packet survival sheet 

FINDING THE RIGHT PLASTIC ALL ABOUT PLASTIC!!! Only use land fill plastic. This project is about giving new life to one use plastics

Video

How to wash your crisp packets

Wash your crisp packets once open in warm soapy water or place them in a pillow case tide up with a band on a warm wash no hotter than 30 degrees then hang them out on your washing line or towel dry. 

What plastic to use that’s destined to land fill!

What's the best thickness and how and where to source it.

INSTRUCTIONS, DIAGRAMS ON HOW TO MAKE & FOLD YOUR BIVI BAGS

Written instructions on how to make a crisp packet bivi bag for the homeless
Written instructions on how to make a crisp packet bivi bag for the homeless
Written instructions on how to make a crisp packet bivi bag for the homeless
Diagrams and instructions on how to make a crisp packet bivi bag for the homeless
Written instructions on how to make a crisp packet bivi bag for the homeless
Diagrams and instructions on how to make a crisp packet bivi bag for the homeless

Video

What our CPP Bivi sleeping bags look like

The first video in the bevy sleeping bag series

Bivi bag sleeping bag part 1

Bivi bag sleeping bag part 2

New Style bivi bag

New Design Part 1

Less crisp packets, easier and quicker to make

New Design Part 2

How to fold a bivi bag
Pen Huston in a bivi bag
A bivi bag

not fire resistant how to get involved in making survival items

Please attach one of these labels on each of your survival items you make.

You can fuse them under one side of the plastic at the top or bottom of your items.

How to make a CPP dog blanket or torso mat

How to make a CPP drawstring bag two different sizes

Drawstring or Duffle Bag

16 Crisp Packet draw string bag

How to make a cpp PILLOW

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