Tissue Paper Poufs

March 4th, 2010 § 1 Comment

It’s the new, cheap Japanese lantern! And much more eco-friendly as you can recycle these when you’re finished or simply disassemble them for gift wrapping or packing. I would love to re-use this idea using newspaper, maybe for a black and white party, a New York party or a 20′s era party.

I hung about a dozen of these from the ceiling at my Disney Princess Party to create the feeling of puffy clouds. You will need eight sheets of tissue paper in the color of your choice and string or floral wire. Idea inspired by Martha Stewart’s Tissue Paper Pom-Poms.

  1. stack all eight sheets on top of one another
  2. fold lengthwise back and forth accordion-style until you have one small long stack
  3. tie around the middle with the string or wire
  4. turn the stack on its side and begin pulling the sheets apart and to the center until you have one giant sphere of paper
  5. tie around the middle and hang from the ceiling

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