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Tuesday, October 29, 2013

{Tissue Paper} Tassle garland

I have posted about garland before but that was with yarn, this one is w. tissue paper! I actually like this version better its less bulky.  I hope these are easy directions, please let me know if you have any questions!!


 So to start, you need the following
  • Tissue Paper
  • Scissors
  • glue gun (you could also use tape or little clear rubber bands)
  • twine (or string to hang with)




NOTE- one piece of tissue paper will make 4 tassels


Fold it in half length wise
Then fold it width wise
Then width wise again




cut your strips & leave about 2in at top (make sure this is on the fold)
unfold and cut you should have 4 sections



take each section and roll (making sure the fringe doesn't tangle)
twist the center portion
fold tassel in half and hot glue it together (be sure to hold it for a few seconds so it stays together and allow to dry.) if you dont want to use hot glue, you can put together with tape or small clear rubber bands





and voila here is the final product










8 comments:

  1. These are SO cute! Def going to have to do this with Charlie's room too. I have SO many ideas for her room and just need a week off of work to get them done, ha.

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  2. Totally cute! I made one of these for Kayla's bridal shower and totally messed up the first one haha- but once you get the hang of it I LOVE how they turn out ;)

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  3. Super cute! Love these tassels; I've got to try them.

    PS that is so super cute glue gun lol

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  4. This is super cute! I need to make some of this for my daughters room!!

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  5. So simple but SO CUTE! I've been thinking of decor ideas for my babies 1st birthday and I want to do those tissue balls (I don't know what they are called, ha ha) and this would be SO cute to go with it! Totally doing it. Thanks for sharing!

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  6. This is adorable! I can't wait to see her room when you are all done! :)

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  7. Super cute! That would make a great backdrop for pictures...I must try it!

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