Decorations

Pine cone garlands, leaf prints and decorated branches are all great for bring the outside in, but Autumn doesn’t have to mean the same old colours; we got our acrylic paints and scrapbook paper out to show you how to create an Autumn mobile with a difference.

The best thing about DIY decorations is that you can make them as bright and colourful as you like; from sugary sweet pastel garlands to acid bright table centrepieces, homemade decorations have never been more popular or easy to make. Mexican Eye of God ornaments have been popular for years (and you might even remember making them in art class at school!), and you can make them in minutes using any kind of coloured yarn or cotton, and wooden sticks that are a similar size.

To round up our Summer Decor series, we decided to have a look online to see how other crafters, makers, brides and grooms were working with paper to add bright and cheerful details to their homes and celebrations.

We’ve arrived at the fourth and final tutorial in our Summer Decor series, and continuing with the paper theme, this time we’re making decorative pinwheels in all colours and sizes.

In the third edition of our summer decor series, we’re having an adventure with scrapbooking card and printed paper with a couple of easy peasy decorative fanwheels.

A tutorial for easy peasy honeycomb decorations. Great for anything from adorning churches and reception venues for weddings, to stringing up from trees and fences for a summer garden party, these versatile little paper accessories are both simple to make and incredibly addictive.

Puffy, floaty and slightly ethereal, we love a good paper pom pom here at StickyTiger, and we also love how many different ways there are to use them.

Easter's on its way and there’s nothing better than sitting down with a chocolate egg in one hand, and a good craft project in the other. This 3D paper egg bunting is sure to get you in the spirit.

Why not ditch the blooms and give your Mum a plant instead this Mothers Day?