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Corinne Bradd’s book page leaf bunting has been created mostly from unwanted reading material, making it the perfect project for the top of your upcycling to-do list. The unique choice of material also gives this book page leaf bunting a distinctive feel that will set it apart from the usual bunting you find in the shops. Corinne’s bunting tutorial is super-simple too, not least because we’ve provided the leaf bunting templates for you!
YOU WILL NEED:
Leaf Bunting Templates
Old books
Cardstock
Cotton yarn
Punch, hole
Glue
METHOD:
Download the leaf templates and cut from folded book pages, snipping heart shapes from the middle of each. Glue each leaf onto coloured cardstock and cut around the shape to leave a narrow border. Punch two small holes at the top of each leaf and thread a length of cotton yarn through each one to hang.
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