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   Collect up post cards (you can find them at some cloth-shops and cafes, most are free because they are actually pocket size adds, the ones you get from friends and holidays can be really good because it turns into a memory wall), paper clips,and a hole punch.

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   Set out post cards, note that all the postcards should be all landscape or all portrait, or a pattern of both.




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   Now punch a hole in they bottom and top of post cards.Accept for the one on the end of design, only punch a hole in the top of that one. A good way to make sure the holes in the post cards line up with each other is to, punch the holes in post card A and then place it over post card B so the edges line up and then punch holes in post card B were post card A holes are. If you get what I'm saying

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   Connect Postcards with paper clips, one in each loop. You can use loops but paperclips are much cheaper. You can use rainbow or white or a pattern of colors.




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   You can make as many strands as you like of any length or pattern. The options are endless!If you get bored with a certain postcard you can just take it off and replace it with a different one!

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   Now stick them the boring sad plain wall and.................. WOOHOOO!! It is no longer boring or plain >.<

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