
easter natural wood bead tassel
Step 1 |
Lay out a pattern of wood bead sizes and paint as desired. Let dry and apply a second coat if needed. |
Step 2 |
Cut a piece of twine a little longer than you want your tassel. Wrap a piece of clear tape around the end to help string the beads. |
Step 3 |
Tread on the beads in the order you planned then cut off the taped end. |
Step 4 |
On one end, tie or stitch burlap bunny ornament (or any desired Easter embellishment). |
Step 5 |
On the opposite end, make a tassel by winding twine around your hand multiple times and sliding it off. Place the wrapped material next to the end and tie twine around the top to keep it attached. Wrap multiple times and tie a knot. Lastly, cut open the loops making a fringe tassel. |
- Household Tape – Clear
Step 1 |
Lay out a pattern of wood bead sizes and paint as desired. Let dry and apply a second coat if needed. |
Step 2 |
Cut a piece of twine a little longer than you want your tassel. Wrap a piece of clear tape around the end to help string the beads. |
Step 3 |
Tread on the beads in the order you planned then cut off the taped end. |
Step 4 |
On one end, tie or stitch burlap bunny ornament (or any desired Easter embellishment). |
Step 5 |
On the opposite end, make a tassel by winding twine around your hand multiple times and sliding it off. Place the wrapped material next to the end and tie twine around the top to keep it attached. Wrap multiple times and tie a knot. Lastly, cut open the loops making a fringe tassel. |