Old Book Wreaths

Posted by Eleri Taylor on Mar 04, 2014


Creating old book wreaths came about as I was helping out with a demonstration of Christmas wreaths at my WI meeting back in December 2013. I decided that it would be fun to research different types of wreaths & discovered lots of info on YouTube & via the web to help me create this project. My target was to make each of them for £5 or less - to cover all of the materials used. I rediscovered a love of working with old books & since those first creations I have gone on to make a non-festive one, & hopefully many more to come! I love making them for friends, family, myself & as raffle prizes.


Source: How to Make a Door Wreath from Antique Books - YouTube

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This wreath has a festive music theme as I made it using a 1950s copy of Christmas Carols music that I purchased on eBay. I made a lot more cones than normal, and as the book was quite tall this has made a large 'statement' wreath which suits the room it's displayed in.




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