How to String a Confetti Bead Garland That Dances with Color

Looking for a way to make your space feel instantly more festive? These confetti bead garlands are pure joy strung together.

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Wooden beads get dressed up in bright paints and sprinkled confetti, then tied into strands that drape effortlessly.

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They’re as fun to make as they are to display, you’ll feel like a kid again, splashing paint and sprinkling color without a single rule to follow.

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Hang them on doors, stair rails, or even your holiday tree for a playful, party-ready vibe.

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Materials Needed

  • 100-120 wooden beads (0.75”-1” diameter, natural finish)
  • 1 pack of colorful confetti (about 1 cup)
  • Acrylic paint set (8-10 bright colors)
  • Small paintbrushes (round tip, size 4-6)
  • 1 bottle of clear-drying craft glue
  • Glitter (optional, 1 tablespoon for extra sparkle)
  • 4–6 yards of sturdy twine or thin ribbon
  • Scissors
  • Plastic cup or tray
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Step-by-step Guide

Step 1: Start by painting your wooden beads in different bright colors.

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Don’t worry about perfection as brushstrokes, splatters, and color blending give them character.

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Step 2: While the paint is still slightly tacky, roll the beads in a sprinkle of confetti and glitter. Then set them in a tray or cup to dry completely.

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Step 3: Once dry, cut a piece of twine or ribbon long enough to fit your doorway or wall. Leave an extra 6 inches on each end for tying.

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Step 4: Thread the beads onto the string, alternating between painted beads and natural ones for contrast.

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Next, push them close together for a dense, festive look, or space them out for a lighter drape.

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Step 5: Knot the ends securely, and drape your garland over a doorknob, window frame, or mantle.

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Now you can watch how it catches the light and brightens the room with every movement.

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Tips:

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If you want a softer touch, mix in a few plain wooden beads to let the confetti-covered ones really shine.

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