Learn how to make a fun, simple tissue paper tassel garland using DIY tissue paper tassels in any color in this easy craft tutorial!
Tissue paper tassels are easy to make and can be used in DIY party decorations for birthdays, holidays, or any other special occasions.
You can make the tassels in any color tissue paper you can find.
Today, we are going to make tissue paper tassels and make them into a beautiful (and easy!) tissue paper tassel garland that will look beautiful on the mantel or hanging above a party table!
How to Make a Tissue Paper Tassel Garland
Step 1. Gather Supplies
Supplies Needed:
- Tissue Paper
- Scissors
- Hot Glue Gun and Glue
- Twine
Step 2. Use this tissue paper tassel tutorial to cut half-strips of tissue paper into fringe, in preparation for rolling them into tassels.
Step 3. Cut small sections of twine that are about 2" long.
You'll need one piece of twine per tassel.
The twine will form a hanging loop at the top of each tissue paper tassel.
Step 4. Proceed with the tissue paper tassel tutorial, except you will add the twine hanging loop before you begin rolling up the fringe.
Step 5. Repeat with as many tassels in as many colors as you want.
Step 6. Cut a long piece of twine that will be the length of your finished garland.
Step 7. Thread the tassels onto the long piece of twine in the color order you prefer.
Step 8. Tie loops at the ends of the twine.
Your tissue paper tassel garland is done and ready to hang!
As you hang up the garland, you can space out the tassels to your preference.
If you want to have a denser garland, you can make and add more tassels.
This DIY tissue paper tassel garland is super easy to make and can be made using any color of tissue paper.
You can use red and green to make a Christmas garland, or white and blue for the post-holiday winter season.
This pink and purple version works perfectly for Valentine's Day, and pastel colors would look beautiful for springtime and Easter.
You can carry it further with a red, white, and blue version for the 4th of July, and bring it into fall with an orange and black version for Halloween, or a red, orange, and yellow version for autumn.
The sky is the limit!
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