Tulle Wand

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  Step 1

  You will need a 12” wooden stick and 1 yard of 1” satin ribbon.

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  Step 2

  Put a dot of hot glue on the stick tip, and secure it to the shiny side of the satin ribbon, about ½” from the edge.

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  Step 3

  Then fold the ribbon over the stick and glue the end to the stick.

  Tuck in the ”wings” and start rolling the ribbon around the dowel. Make sure the shiny side is on the outside.

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  Step 4

  Continue wrapping the ribbon around at an angle. You might want to add a dot of hot glue every now and then.

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  Step 5

  When you get to the edge, put a dot of glue on the end of the stick.

  Roll the ribbon around a few times past the end of the stick.

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  Step 6

  do step 1 agine but this time warp apart.

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  Step 7

  like this glueing dots where you want them

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  Step 8

  When you are done should look like this

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  Step 9

  Take two pieces of accent ribbon and tie around top of wand.

  Tie two more pieces to the other side. (Use double knots.)

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  Step 10

  I use left over tulle for a tutu I made,

  You will need about 20-30 pieces of tulle. Stack the tulle in a pile and gather other supplies close by.

  {note I just put up a easyer way to make the pom pom so just look my how to make pom poms in my projects}

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  Step 11

  One by one, bunch the pieces of tulle together in your hand by securing the bunch in the middle.

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  Step 12

  Then tie the tulle together in the middle with the elastic rope tied as tightly as possible.

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  Step 13

  On one side, put a drop of hot glue in the middle on top of the elastic.

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  Step 14

  Hold the end of the ribbon wand on the hot glue until secure.

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  Step 15

  Use both hands to separate the pieces of tulle to form a ball.

  Some tulle pieces will stick out too far. Clip with scissors as needed.

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  Step 16

  TA-DAH!
  Now you have a beautiful tulle wand that is perfect for any little girl

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Naomi T. · Mississauga, Ontario, CA 6th September 2009

Can you please tell me how to make this? It would be perfect for teaching adult students who already think that I am out to lunch!!! They laugh, learn and show up. What more could I want?!!

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Cassandra · 48 projects 31st August 2009

It's so cute ^_^

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