Tissue Paper Pom Pom's

I know you have seen these pictures but I wanted to do a quick post. See those tissue paper pom poms? They are the easiest thing EVER and a great way to add color to a room. I originally made several pom poms and it was easy. Super quick, anyone can do it, not a big deal. I used a tutorial on YouTube and was happy with the results. I hang them with fishing line and clear push pins. 

When I was ready to decorate the nursery I needed olive green tissue paper and my local craft store didn't carry any. Or Walmart. I went online to search for some and found a party store that sells the pom poms pre cut for around $1 a piece. I was sold. I mean, I could have saved a few dollars overall if I bought the tissue paper myself and made them, but at that price it's nearly what you pay for the tissue paper alone. So I bombed out and bought them. Mind you, you still have to fluff them out and hang them, but when debating between olive green paper and olive green paper that's already cut, I chose the pre cut. 

This is the site I used. I'm sure there are many reputable fabulous ones to choose from. 

https://www.justartifacts.net/12tipompo.html

I love these above a crib because hello, in case of an earthquake nothing is going to happen when those fall on you. Also, besides the amazing pop of color you can quickly add, I really love the shape and dimension of them. Something hanging from the ceiling is much different than something hanging on the wall. 

Home Tour Via Pictures

Boys Room

This is one of the bedrooms in our basement that we finished. My son is 10 and I'm losing control of how his room looks. Thankfully he still lets me have input. 

Girls Room

This is one of the basement bedrooms that Travis built from the ground up. We made it extra big and spacious so that it was roomy enough as our daughter grows. It's painted "In Bloom" from Joanna Gaines pain line,and it is about the only shade of purple I have ever loved.

Target tassle curtains, paper flowers that I made, tissue paper poms, a letter K made out of tissue paper and glued onto canvas, and of course a shelf for knick knacks.

The spindle bed I found in my in laws basement and I decided to give a makeover. I LOVE that bed.

Basement Living Area

We moved into the home with an unfinished basement. There were a few walls up, one laying on the ground, and not a whole lot was going on. We rearranged some walls, moved doorways, widened rooms, and finished the basement. Ok, Travis finished it and I helped here and there.