Easy Pink & Grey Tissue Paper Tassel Garland
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In this post: Make this easy pink and grey tissue paper tassel garland with your kids for Valentine’s Day decorating or at any time of year!
You guys would be so proud of me! I totally let my girls help me with a decorate-y craft this weekend. Okay maybe to YOU it’s not a big deal. But I am a total control freak and typically keep the house-decorating crafts separate from the kids crafts. I know, ridiculous. You should have seen how happy they were. It was absolutely worth it! Anyway, we made a really simple pink and gray tissue paper tassel garland. It’s really nice to have a wee bit of color in the house – it’s been pretty plain since the Christmas decorations came down!
Some of you know how much I love the feel that garlands and banners give a space – you know, like there’s a party starting any minute! Well add this one to all the others I love!
Do It Yourself Tissue Paper Tassel Garland
Supplies
Instructions
1. Fold one sheet of tissue paper in half. Then fold in half again the other way.
2. Using sharp scissors cut strips into folded tissue paper, stopping one inch from longest folded side.
3. Trim short edge to create two pieces and separate.
4. Unfold each piece and begin to roll tightly right side out along the center. Repeat for the other piece.
5. Bend and twist to create a loop for stringing.
6. Repeat steps 1-6 for as many tassels as you’d like. (We made 18.)
7. String onto ribbon and hang.
So what about you – do you decorate for Valentine’s Day? Have you tried making a tissue paper tassel garland before?
Super cute!
So cute Shannon!!
Thank you, Heather. BTW, your confetti bowl would fit perfectly in my dining room!
Thank you Chelsea Marie. Happy Monday!
I love this, Shannon! A very easy project that is so cute and adds lots of punch. The colors and patterns that you chose are just perfect in your dining room. Great job!
🙂 I love the little bit of pink with the gray in here. And I have a couple of little girls who quite like it too!
What a sweet and adorable idea! I love having my daughter help as well. Memories are created and she loves it! ~Christy
I really enjoyed having the girls help. 🙂 it was so nice.
How adorable! I love the color scheme – so soft.
– Alma, The Tablescaper
Soft is a great way to describe it, Alma. Thank you.
So pretty, Shannon! And I completely understand being a crafting control freak. I have trouble letting go, too!
For me it is often about containing the mess. But I really enjoyed working with my girls on this. I think we must do it again!
sweet garland. sweeter that the girls helped you. I am right there with you!
🙂 Laura.
Absolutely adorable, Shannon! I seem to be following Amy around leaving comments. Yes, to what she said 🙂 Perfectionist here, too!
Mmm. Perfectionist. What a frustrating word. I hear you. Sometimes I’m genuinely frustrated because I’m not perfect.
This is beautiful!! I think my oldest would love to make these tassels…pinning!
How old is your oldest? Definitely a simple craft.
This is simply adorable! I love the colors…pinning!
Thanks Jeannie.
LOVE this Shannon. So pretty 😉 Sharing on my FB page today.
Hugs,
Jamie
Thanks for sharing, sweet friend!
Cute! I might try this for the nursery…it needs a touch of pink.
Oh yes!!! That would be beautiful!
What a fun idea,love this!
So feminine and pretty, Shannon!
I just love this DIY….I am seeing garlands everywhere right now on instagram and etsy…and they are so pretty for a girl’s room…..or even a big girl’s office 🙂 Thanks for this great craft idea with all the steps!!! xo
Christine
I agree! They’re just so pretty and cheerful! xo, S
I also am obsessed with garlands and banners! I love the simplicity of this DIY while it delivers tons of style and fun! Thanks for sharing!!
Me too! I have to try not to put too many up – well what everyone else would say is too many! xo, S
Where did you find that tissue paper? it’s beautiful!
I found it at Target!