DIY Tassel Garland for Any Celebration

You’ll be the life of the party when you know how to make this charming tassel garland. Sure you could buy this at a party store, but where’s the fun in that? They tend to be sort of pricey and rip easily, so you’re better off making your own version. Plus—this way you can customize the color combinations you use. You'll use tissue paper for this craft and it comes in basically every shade you can imagine and in numerous patterns, as well. From one 20-inch by 20-inch sheet of tissue paper, you'll be able to make two tassels.

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