Now to enhance that knowledge.
1- I much prefer to buy tulle on a spool for this. It is so much faster, yes it cost a little bit more, but not that much.
2- I prefer the strips to be 3x24. I know what your thinking most spools of tulle come in 6 inch. Well just take a rotary cutter and slice right through the middle of it. The 24 in because I like that length, you can shorten it or lengthen it according to your desires. (note it will be halved so it is 12 inches made)
3- Staple your elastic. It so much easier.
4- Just to show you a close up of how to loop (I did it backwards on the 1st one I did and it drove me nuts because the knots were on the inside not the outside)
Make a loop in the center of your tulle on the outside of the elastic
Fold the loop down and behind the elastic
Pull the tulle through the loop
4- I like to add bling. Get creative, just browse craft stores and something fabulous will come to you I am sure.
On this one after every 3rd piece of tulle I added a piece of that really frilly yarn
Feather Boa Waist. I have also seen this done with a cute thick silky ribbon and a big bow.
This is my personal fav. On half of the white tulle I glued on sequins.
Have fun and be creative. This craft cost less then $5.00 and is totally worth it. Let me know if you have any questions.
Next to come is fairy wings (again thanks to Rachel and the Internet)
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