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Make a Rolled Paper Wreath

21 May 2009 8,242 views 5 Comments
by heather

This wreath is colorful and stunning, and made of recycled magazine pages! Looks like it would be a fun project to do while you’re watching some guilty-pleasure TV shows. This is a fun modern art accent, but would also be pretty as a frame for a photo, child’s art, or a mirror. Project is by The Rag & Bone blog and found via Reycled Crafts. [full project instructions here]

Wrap the paper around a pencil or other long skinny item. Use some of your old magazine or catalog pages to make this. You can make your own round frame by wrapping wire around something round like a five gallon bucket.

Project Estimate:

  • Magazine or catalog pages, on hand
  • Wire, $1
  • Thread, $1 or on hand
  • Pencil, on hand

Total: $1 and up

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5 Comments »

  • kellie said:

    AMAZING!!! So streamline!!!

  • Kathryn said:

    Retro cool!

  • Joanna said:

    this would look really cool as a clock -

  • betsy said:

    I like the wreath. Some crafty people out there thinking of this stuff. Love the site.

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