How to Make Tinsel Letter Garland for Your Christmas Tree
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Let us upgrade you — your tinsel game, that is!
While tinsel was a HUGE holiday trend in the '50s, it's fallen a bit out of favor in recent years.
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BUT Brit + Co founder Brit Morin came by to show us a fresh take on the classic — TINSEL LETTER GARLAND!
Check it out:
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Pretty gorgeous, right?
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Here are the supplies you'll need:
Tinsel garland
Cardboard letters (which Brit says you can get at the dollar store!)
Hot glue gun
Hot glue sticks
Once you have everything, all you need to do is take a letter and wrap it completely with the tinsel. Hot glue each end so the tinsel stays in place, and you're done!
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Place the letters on a mantle or stick them in between the branches of your tree for an extra dose of festivity!