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Once youвЂ™ve alternated across the full area, make sure they are all affixed at the top with the painters tape.Affix to the wall with painters (so it doesnвЂ™t mark up your walls). Take large groups bunches of your colored strips and hang them in the center.WouldnвЂ™t want all that hard work to go unnoticed! Having the curtain cuts down on how many flowers you need to make, plus the flowers wonвЂ™t be obscured in your Halloween pics. We used six rolls cut into 100-inch strips.Start with a simple curtain as the center of your backdrop made of coordinated crepe paper streamers in matching colors.Optional: Hang a piece of black fabric as a solid, dark background. Repeat this as many times as you like for your backdrop using a mix of small, medium and large flowers.ДЄ post shared by New Jersey Family a doorway or a blank wall for your backdrop. Turn a cupcake case inside out and tape it to the center of your flower. Secure with tape (this will be how you attach to the wall in the backdrop). Once all layers are lifted into petals, turn the flower upside down, and bunch the middle to form a base.

TIP: Work slowly to avoid tearing the paper. Gradually separate the tissue paper by lifting each layer up and inwards towards the center of the flower. Holding the center tie, open out the accordion fold to form a circle. Trim the ends into shape by cutting points or curves to give the flower its petal shape when you open it at the end. YouвЂ™ll be left with an accordian-style strip.ДЇold your strip in half to find the midway point and secure it with a pipe cleaner. Continue flipping and folding until you reach the end of the paper. Starting at one end grab your stack of tissue and fold a strip approx 1-1 1/2 -inches wide.ДЇlip the stack over and repeat the fold. (Pictured: we made a variety using alternating colors, solid and a 50:50 ratio of black and purple.) A post shared by New Jersey Family 6-8 sheets of tissue paper in any color arrangement.

Halloween backdrop