Hi, how did you put the hula hoop back together? I saw it was like you just snapped it back together and wasn't sure if you had something on each end of it to make it go back together. Thanks in advanced!
Ah got teal grey an wine coloured organza on rolls in a closing down sale. Going to try tha hulahoop idea as a bed canopy fix it to the roof with nylon fishing line 😊
Hi . I hope you are still answering questions. I want to do this to my 10x10 I got the hoola hoop and some cute Chinese paper balloons but I’m trying to find out how much fabric per panel I might need I’m not mathy if I get the same amount that you use will it work or is there a way to measure out what I need?
where can I find the diagram picture?also where would it be best to buy the organza fabric and would 3 colors work for this type of draping?if its not to much to write a detailed instruction of this video so I can print it. I am planning a "royal" baby shower in march and love how your décor draping is.
I would purchase 80 yards of fabric. And cut it into 15ft pieces :) you can also climb up and measure how long u want it to drape and cut one piece. Then cut all the other fabric to the same size.
Hi! I would use a smaller hoola hoop. I guess a standard size. The larger the hoola hoop the more space you will have to fill in the center. Does that make sense?
Yes, if the tent is a small one. Otherwise you will have to tape 2 or 3 table covers together for the length? That's what I'm thinking! And just fold the ends over and tape down so u can get a hole to weave the hoola hoop through. Does that help?
+zulma hernandez You are SO welcome! I would search and search for tutorials & never found one. So i was excited to share a method that has worked for me! Ok, so for this size tent (20x40) I used 60 yards of organza, it didn't cover as much as I wanted, but it turned out perfect for my daughters circus themed birthday. For a 10x30 tent I would use 33 yards of fabric to get this type of coverage. Take my last diagram & switch out the 15ft to 10ft and the 9ft to 5ft. *another thing, I cut the fabric in half. It normally measures 60 inches wide, but I made 30 inch strips if that makes any sense. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions! -Anel
+Anel Calderon it sure does, thank you so much! i will be using your video for reference in a couple ocassions this year!!! thank you sooo much! & im sorry, i should buy 33 you said right? and split it all. between 9' & 5'
+zulma hernandez Yes, 33 yards of fabric. The diagram has it in feet though. (1 yard=3ft) Cut the fabric for the corners use 10ft (4 pieces) for everything else 5ft (12 pieces) Once everything is cut, cut them in half again if you'd like. (The fabric measures 60 inches, but I prefer 30inches) You can sew the ends if you can, but even stapling would work!
Hello! My final red/white tent was also a 20x40 and I used 56 yards of fabric. The diagram at the end will show you how I cut it in feet. You can use an online calculator to calculate yards to feet, which I found easier to work with!
