Roll book papers into cones to create a wreath
• Tear aged book pages in half so that they are roughly square in shape. Roll each one into a cone shape so there is a straight edged corner as the open point. Secure in place with a hot glue gun.
• When you have 25-30 cones, position them around a 21cm diameter ring cut from strong cardboard, and stick in place.
• Attach a loop of ribbon behind the top of the wreath. Decorate with colourful buttons, scattering them from the centre outwards, using smaller and fewer buttons towards the edges.
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