DIY Upcycle: Book Page Flower Wreath Wall Hanging

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Got some plastic grocery bags, leftover fabric, a cardboard box and an old book ready for recycle? Once again, I'm up to crafting using things found around my home.
The first thing I did was put the box on my cutting mat and essentially used a dinner plate as a cutting ruler.
I wanted the back to look finished too so I cut a piece of burlap fabric slightly larger than my circle, gathered it around the back of one side of the cardboard circle and held the fabric in place with a running/basting stitch by hand.


UPDATE: You can also simply hot glue the fabric on the back as I done in the video at the top of the page.
I punched and a hole on one of the back top sides of the circle and added a piece of jute for easy hanging.
I then tore out pages of the book, rolled it into pointy cone shapes and started gluing them in circular rows on the front side....
until it was full except the center of the board.
I stuffed a few bags inside of each other and tied it off on the end.
I covered the "circle" part of the bags with more burlap and secured it with another piece of jute.
A glued my new burlap "ball" into the center of the my flower and this is what I ended up with.
Not too bad, aye?


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  • Senda Daniels Senda Daniels on Feb 16, 2021

    Can the "pedals " be spray painted? Love this idea, but would want yellow!


  • Sandy Sandy on Jan 11, 2022

    1-11-2022 I was wondering what size BOOK you used, I would not want to big of a flower , what size is this particular one, and about how many pages were used? Be nice sprayed too but I would have to practice first.

    Very Nice Cudos to you..

  • Kelly Schmidtke Kelly Schmidtke on Jan 21, 2024

    Heres mine that I made a few years ago. Used an aged book for more of a distressed look!

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