DIY Tassel Garland

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Hello everyone! With school beginning pretty soon, I have told myself that this year is going to be a great one. In order to help with my motivation to be organized and well, motivated to be the best I can this year, I had decided to purchase a desk. I also have recently been motivated to decorate and actually try out all of the crafts that I have been pinning up on my Pinterest boards. Today, I will be sharing with you all, one of the crafts that I have recently tried out. Nobody was hurt during the process of making it and it doesn't look too bad so if I do say so myself, I think it turned out pretty decent. I hope you enjoy trying it out (if you decide to do so), and I hope it works well for you. If you decide to try it out and want to share, I would love it if you sent me a picture of how it turned out! That's enough of me talking so here it is, a DIY tassel garland. ♥

(Might I add that this little project is very inexpensive, I spent about $4 but, if you already have the materials needed then it's even better.)







Directions:


1. You will need tissue paper (any amount), yarn or twine (I used about 4ft), a hot glue gun, and scissors.



2. Take a sheet and fold it down lengthwise.



3. Fold it to the right widthwise.



4. Fold it to the right widthwise again.



5. Cut lines (1/2 inch apart) from the bottom up leaving about an inch at the top.



6. Unfold and cut all the way down the middle.



7. Unfold again and cut into 4 sections.



8. Open each section.



9. Roll down the middle.



10. Twist and bend in half.



11. Glue on string.

Helpful hint: I used some flat white thumbtacks to pin it up on my wall and it's working pretty well. 


I hope you enjoyed this! If you want to see more DIY's then be sure to leave a comment letting me know! Thanks! :)

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2 comments:

  1. SofiaAugust 27, 2016 at 7:11 AM

    Ahhhh this is so cute and seems pretty simple to make! Might give it a try soon! Thanks for sharing
    Xx Sofia
    www.lifefromsofia.blogspot.com

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    1. Madalyn DobbsAugust 27, 2016 at 12:02 PM

      Thank you Sofia! I hope it works for you! Also, thank you for reading and commenting, it means a lot! ♥

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