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Make a Festive New Year's Eve Tiara
Materials Needed:
- premade paper tiara (from party supply store, any style)
- patterned cardstock
- glittered cardstock
- tissue paper
- hot glue gun
- hot glue sticks
- gold or pearl buttons or brads
- 2" circle punch (optional)
- scissors
Trace Design Onto Cardstock
Remove foil headband from premade paper tiara. Use existing paper tiara to trace onto the backside of patterned cardstock. Cut out with scissors.
Design Traced Onto Cardstock
Remove foil headband from premade paper tiara. Use existing paper tiara to trace onto the backside of patterned cardstock. Cut out with scissors.
Create the Tissue Paper Fringe
Next, create the fringed tissue paper. Cut a sheet of tissue paper into quarters, lengthwise. Fold each quarter in half lengthwise. Using the scissors, cut into the open end of the tissue paper towards the fold to create fringe. Stop about 1/2-inch from the fold.
Now, you're ready to assemble the tiaras.
Tiara Materials
Next, create the fringed tissue paper. Cut a sheet of tissue paper into quarters, lengthwise. Fold each quarter in half lengthwise. Using the scissors, cut into the open end of the tissue paper towards the fold to create fringe. Stop about 1/2-inch from the fold. Now, you're ready to assemble the tiaras.
Assemble the Tiaras
Attach the tiara cutout to the original foil headband using hot glue.
Using a 2-inch circle punch or scissors, cut circles of glittered cardstock to embellish the tiara. Add sections of fringed tissue paper and a button or brad. Attach all embellishments using hot glue.
Let guests keep their headbands as a fun New Year's Eve party favor.
Embellished New Year's Eve Tiara
Using a 2-inch circle punch or scissors, cut circles of glittered cardstock to embellish the tiara. Add sections of fringed tissue paper and a button or brad. Attach all embellishments using hot glue. Let guests keep their headbands as a fun New Year's Eve party favor.
