Instructions
- Select your tissue paper colors. Cut to desired size (I folded the whole sheet in half twice and then cut, making four pieces)
- For my boarder, I used a cup and traced half circles and then cut (you can go here for stencils)
- Use stencils found here, or trace your own (that's what I did)
- Continue cutting your arrangement (you can go here for examples)
- Hang with string
- Add reinforcement tabs on corners then punch hole for string
*since the tissue paper was already folded and had creases, I didn't worry too much about folding it to cut the different shapes, thus creating an equal pattern
Are you making any plans for Cinco de Mayo?
Last year I made this simple little fiesta centerpiece for another get-together we hosted. If you're interested in seeing the full post, click the link below the picture :)
Have a great day!
Very cute Becky! You're so creative!
ReplyDeletethanks for the sweet comment :)
DeleteThanks for the great idea! We're going to a friend's house and this would be a festive decoration to bring!
ReplyDeleteIt would be! It was super easy!
DeleteLove papel picado, i did a lot when I was a child!! I was obsessed about it!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was a fun project! I did this one with my daughter and she loved it! Have a great weekend!
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