Visit Martha Stewart Weddings Weddings Wedding Ceremony & Reception Wedding Décor & Details DIY Wedding Projects Hanging Flower Streamers This simple wall décor designed by The Kitchy Kitchen's Claire Thomas will keep your room cheery and bright. By Becky Mickel Becky Mickel Becky is a former associate editor for Martha Stewart Weddings. Editorial Guidelines Published on August 30, 2014 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Courtesy of Claire Thomas THE TOOLS 5-foot-long piece of durable, colored string 4-foot-long stickAssorted flowers-stems cut-that dry nicelyRoll of twine (no wider than 1 mm), cut into 2- to 5-foot lengths Hot glue gun Courtesy of Claire Thomas HOW-TO 1. Take string and knot it at both ends of the stick, checking to make sure there's enough slack to hang the stick and the garlands from the wall once the project is complete. Courtesy of Claire Thomas 2. Create the garlands by taking a flower and one length of twine. Tie a double knot around the stem near the base of the blossom, preferably under a set of leaves, so the string is slightly hidden. Repeat, tying flowers at equal intervals apart from each other. If you want the flowers to overlap, tie them closer together, until the length of twine is covered, resembling a lei. Courtesy of Claire Thomas Note: If you can't tie a sturdy knot, add a dollop of hot glue over the knot to secure it. Courtesy of Claire Thomas 3. Repeat step 2 until five to seven garlands are complete. Courtesy of Claire Thomas 4. Tie the garlands to the stick, spacing them about six inches apart. Courtesy of Claire Thomas 5. Hang garland on the wall with a sturdy tack or durable wall hanger. Courtesy of Claire Thomas Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit