diy佈置reference (pompom)

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How to Make the Pom-Poms
You'll need tissue paper and 24-gauge white cloth-covered floral wire.

Hanging Pom-Poms
1. Stack eight 20-by-30-inch sheets of tissue. Make 1 1/2-inchwide accordion folds, creasing with each fold.

2. Fold an 18-inch piece of floral wire in half, and slip over center of folded tissue; twist. With scissors, trim ends of tissue into rounded or pointy shapes.

3. Separate layers, pulling away from center one at a time.

4. Tie a length of monofilament to floral wire for hanging.

另一種質料既POMPOM

http://www.oncewed.com/7560/diy/decor/diy-wedding-pom-poms/

What You’ll Need
Tulle ( 6″ wide)   (One 25 yard spool will yield 9 poofs)
Fabric coated wire
Stick-on rhinestones ( 10 - 12 per poof)
A scrap of heavy card stock
Fishing  line
Scissors
Wire cutters

Directions
1.  Cut a length of tulle, two and  a half yards long.

2.  Cut a scrap of card stock 4 inches by 6 inches.

3.  Wrap your length of tulle around the width of the card until you
reach the end.   (see fig 1)

4.  Carefully slide the tulle off the card. (see fig 2)

5.  Cut a 2″ piece of  coated wire and twist it around the center of
the tulle bundle to create a bow shape. (see fig 3)

6.  Slide your scissors through the tulle bow loops and carefully cut
the ends.  Repeat on the other side. (see fig 4)

7.  Begin pulling the tulle layers towards the center.   Fluff and
shape your poof. .   Trim any extra long pieces to make your poof
round. (see fig 5 and 6)

8.  Stick your rhinestones randomly on the poof.    Give them a good
squeeze to be sure they stick.   (see fig 7)

9.  Repeat the steps above to make a collection of the poofs. (see fig 8)

10.   To hang individual poofs, thread your needle with a length of
fishing line and knot the end.   Run it through the center of the poof
and hang.  (see fig 9)

11.  To make a garland, thread your needle with a length of fishing
line and knot the end.  String your poofs on the line and knot the
other end.   (With two spools of tulle, I created a garland about four
and a half feet long.)