Union jack bunting hung up

Eco-friendly bunting ideas to help keep our oceans free of single-use plastic

If you’ve already bought your Jubilee bunting then please don’t bin it at the end of celebrations.

  • Donate to a community organisation that can re use another time
  • Take it to a charity shop
  • Leave at Lesley’s nutshell, Ventnor and we will collect for reuse

Alternative to single use plastic
If you haven’t yet bought your Jubilee bunting, then think about a last minute alternative to single use plastic or paper etc:

  • Use pieces of fabric from clothes/sheets that can’t be worn again, you could just hand tack or safety pin so the pieces can be used again in a different combination.
  • Use scraps of paper or packaging, ask friends and family for red white and blues or get creative and use all colours
  • If you’ve anything red white and blue e. g plastic spades, socks, toys anything light enough and something that won’t get too wet if it rains, you can tie this from your string for a truly individual bunting!

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Reusing and using less means we use less energy, less of the World’s resources and create less waste to help our Oceans.


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