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Saturday, December 31, 2011

New Year's Eve Party Popper tutorial

New Year's Eve Party Poppers are easy to make and fun to pop.You can create them using a toilet paper roll, or by cutting wrapping paper rolls or paper towel rolls to size. These party favors can be filled with small treats for your party.
Materials Needed:

•Colored Tissue Paper

•Toilet Paper Roll

•Cellophane Tape

•Curling Ribbon


•Small Candies and/or Gifts

•Scissors

Instructions:

Start out by cutting 1 to 3 pieces of tissue paper into 12" x 12" squares. I suggest using at least two pieces of tissue paper to make your party popper a little stronger. You can use tissue paper in different colors for each layer or use all the same color if you like.

Lay the squares of tissue paper on your work surface on top of each other and then lay the toilet tissue roll centered along one edge of the tissue paper. Tape the edge of the tissue paper onto the side of the toilet paper roll. Roll the toilet paper roll up in the tissue paper tightly and secure the other end with tape. Your toilet paper roll should now be completely covered, and you should have about 3" of tissue paper hanging off each end of the roll.

Cut 2 pieces of curling ribbon, each one about 20-inches long. Pinch the tissue paper together on one end of the toilet paper roll and tie it with the ribbon as close to the toilet paper roll as you can. Now, you can fill the inside of the toilet paper roll with candy and/or small gifts. Once it is full, pinch and tie the open end of the tissue paper like you did the first end.


For a nice finishing touch, use the edge of a scissor blade to curl the ribbon. For a fancier party popper, use two or more pieces of ribbon to give it a fuller look. You can also decorate the party popper using crayons, markers, or stickers!


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