DIY Cherry Garland
Dot your party with cherries!
My niece Olivia is
sweeter than cherries and when she began to plan for her last birthday, I could only think of how to put a cherry on
top of her day. This cherry garland was made just for her. If you’d like to serve up a party for your sweeties
with a cherry on top, too, just click below for full tutorial and photos. I’d love to see what you do!
SUPPLIES
- Pink (or Red) Balloons
- Green wrapped florist wide
- Green Duct Tape *
- Scissors
- Ribbon for garland. I used kitchen, cotton, string.
- Repeat these steps to make enough cherry pairs to fill a garland.
- To make the garland, simply cut a length of string and secure it to the area you would like to have the garland.
- At equal intervals, simply place each cherry pair onto the string.
- The two leaves will hold the cherry into place.
(* note: If you don’t have green duct tape, let these serve as a guide. These leaves can be made from plain paper that is colored with crayons or paints, colored paper, colored japanese tape or even if you feel ambitious, dyed coffee or tea bags! Simply cut leaves from whatever paper or tape source you have available and attach them with plain tape.)
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