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DIY SEED PACKETS

Turn your colourful out of date calendars or old plant and seed catalogues into creative and colourful seed packets.

The recycle bin, worm farm or compost bin are pretty good places to send catalogues and calendars at the end of their practical working life, but upcycling them into a product you can use or even give away as gifts is an even better idea.

COLOURFUL IDENTITY

There are plenty of ways to reuse the colourful photography from old publications to label

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