How to Make Tissue Pom-Poms

Make these simple tissue pom-poms to dress up a spring tablescape or hang them from a chandelier for a vibrant look.

Two-Toned Tissue Paper Pom Poms

These tissue paper pom poms are inexpensive, but look impressive when hanging in groups from chandeliers or the ceiling.

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These tissue paper pom poms are inexpensive, but look impressive when hanging in groups from chandeliers or the ceiling.

By: Marian Parsons

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Materials Needed:

colorful tissue paper
scissors

florist wire
ribbon

Fold Tissue Paper

Layer six to 10 sheets of standard-sized tissue paper on a flat surface. Fold width wise in an accordion-fold pattern.

Fold Tissue Paper Lengthwise

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Cut Ends

Use sharp scissors to cut both ends of the folded tissue paper into a point.

Trim Corners of Tissue Paper

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Marian Parsons Makes Tissue Pom Poms Step 2b

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Secure Center

Bind the center of the tissue with florist wire. Tie a ribbon onto the wire so the finished pom-pom can be suspended.

Keep Middle of Tissue Paper Taut

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Fluff Tissue

Gently pull apart layers of tissue and fluff them to form a sphere. Alternate between pink, lime green and white tissue to create a striped effect or choose paper in varying shades of the same color for a floral effect.

Lime Green Tissue Paper Pom Pom

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