Tissue tassel garlands have been a huge party decor trend, and now they are moving into the nursery too. They’re fluffy and fun, and they fill a lot of visual space, so they’re perfect for dessert table backdrops or above a changing table. It’s fairly easy to make a tissue tassel garland—it will take a bit of time, but it’s worth the effort!
Materials: tissue paper, ribbon, ruler, rotary cutter or scissors
Fold eight to ten sheets of stacked tissue paper in half lengthwise. Cut the paper into 1/4-inch strips. A rotary cutter and a steel ruler will make this infinitely easier to do, but a pair of scissors will do the trick if that’s all you have to work with.
Take three or four of the cut tissue strip stacks, and bundle them together for a total of 30-40 strips of tissue paper. Start twisting the bundles in the middle until they are firmly held together. Continue to twist the tissue paper until you are able to easily twist it in half and create a loop at the top. Twist a few more times, and this will keep the tassel together.
Flip the tassel upside down, and separate and fluff each of the hanging strips so the tassel fluffs up. Hold up your tassel by the looped end, and trim the bottom so all the strands are even. As a bonus, you’ll have lots of ready-made confetti for your party after this is done!
To make the garland, just string a ribbon through the eye of the tassels and hang!
These garlands are perfect for parties or nursery decor!
When hanging garlands in a nursery, be sure to keep them out of the reach of baby.
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So glad you enjoyed the tutorial, Gigi. Thanks for your kind words.
I love how you cut the strips and not have to roll the paper. What a time saver! Your garland has a very clean appearance, compared to some of the other tutorials I have seen. So happy I found your site and thank you!!
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Congrats, Candy! Enjoy your grandbaby!
What great ideas!! I’m helping to give my daughter a baby shower in a little over a month for my first grandchild and I’m in charge of decorations, so this is wonderful!
Thank you so much!
It’s a boy, by the way!
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These look great! They also make the perfect holiday decor. Check out our holiday tassel garland tutorial on our blog!
http://blog.alwaysmeclothing.com/2014/12/11/diy-holiday-tassel-garland/
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This is so cute! I have been wanting to do this for an upcoming baby shower, love the easy use of tissue paper : )
Ashley, the number you will be able to make will vary depending on the size of the paper!
how many tassels do the 8-10 sheets make? thanks so much in advance!
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So glad you found it helpful!
Love the tutorial. Such a gorgeous garland- I’ve always wondered how those were made, lol! Making one this weekend, wish me luck! :)
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[…] Over at Project Nursery, I posted a tutorial on how to make the super trendy tissue tassel garlands. These take time, but they are so cute and make such a great visual impact when they’re up! And when you’re done with the shower, the mom-to-be can hang them up in the nursery. See my post at Project Nursery HERE. […]