In preparation for Vera's First Birthday I made this Tassel Banner inspired by Tomkat Studio.
You'll need 10-20 sheets of tissue paper cut in half to create 20-40 working sheets {your choice for how full you want your tassel or for varying lengths}
White glue {such as elmer's}
Sharp scissors
Ribbon, string, or hanging thread.
Once the sheets have been halfed into the working sheet, fold in half and cut up both sides leaving a few inches on the top as pictured above.
Open cut sheet and begin to roll the paper.
Here's video to see what I mean.
Once rolled you will twist.
See video to see where to add a drop of glue once twisting.
All it takes is a DROP of glue to hold the paper in it's twisted form.
Use your finger to hold the space for the stinging hole, once the glue dries {almost instantly} add to string.
Hang.
{above} Finished garland!
Hope that helps explain how easy this project is! It does take a bit of time to roll and twist so don't feel bad if you'd rather purchase one off etsy.
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Another resource for tutorials here and here. To buy this exact garland you can email me at Orders@Jenniferlindschutsky.com
Cute cute cute! I love garlands, and DIYing things that would otherwise be purchased!
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