When I was a bit younger streamers were a pretty “happening” party decoration.  It hung from door ways, wrapped around banisters and draped across the ceiling.  It was so pretty all twisted and you could get super fancy and put two colors together, twist them, hang them and impress your guests with your mad streamer skills!  Now, streamers are a thing of the past and it’s about banners and bunting, and…..tassels (oh my!)  The Flair Exchange is giving away a Tissue Tassel Garland Kit to 2 different winners so you can make your own tassel banner.  So much cuter than streamers!

We have featured two parties styled be Ellen of Ellen Besset Events.  A Chevron Arts and Crafts party as well as our 2013 Easter collection.  In both parties she used tassels from The Flair Exchange and I loved them.  In one she used them on the balloon strings and in the other as the banner above the dessert table.  I contacted The Flair Exchange to find out about their tassels because I knew that the rest of our talented clients needed to be in the know also!   Not surprisingly, I was told that the tassels were becoming in such demand that for full assembled garlands it was taking up to two weeks to complete orders and really, who plans a party that far in advance?  Sad, but true – we know who we are!

So, out of the need for a quick turn around item the owner, Carmen, developed the tissue tassel garland kit: “I wanted to bring the quality of my product and proprietary process to those that love DIY.  My technique for making tassels is unique to me and my business.  Right now there isn’t another manufacturer offering Tassel Garland DIY kits. I’m adding a ‘wedding’ and ‘baby’ line in the next month. These kits will also include metallic options.”  The Flair Exchange also sells hand cut confetti, confetti bags, balloons with balloon tassels, and coming soon – confetti filled balloons!

Congratulations to Michelle Chung and Marsha Schriewer-Fletcher!!

Enter here for a chance to win a Tissue Tassel Garland kit:

a Rafflecopter giveaway