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Home›How To›2 Easy Ways to Make a Paper Cocktail Umbrella

2 Easy Ways to Make a Paper Cocktail Umbrella

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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A paper cocktail umbrella is the perfect addition to any beverage, instantly transforming it into a festive and tropical treat. Whether you’re hosting a luau-themed party or just want to add some fun to your next get-together, making your own paper cocktail umbrellas is simple and cost-effective. In this article, we will share two easy methods for creating these adorable drink decorations.

Method 1: Using Origami Techniques

Materials:

– Square pieces of colorful paper

– Toothpicks or wooden skewers

– Scissors

– Glue or tape

Step 1: Start with a square piece of colorful paper. Fold it diagonally in half to create a triangle shape. Then, fold it again in the opposite direction, making another triangle.

Step 2: Open the folded paper and bring the opposite corners together by pinching them, forming an “X” shape.

Step 3: Flatten the shape into a smaller square with two layers of paper on each side.

Step 4: Using scissors, cut a curve along the open edges of the square (not the folded edges), resulting in a round umbrella shape.

Step 5: Unfold the paper to reveal your umbrella top. Make small cuts along the round edges at equal intervals.

Step 6: Place glue on one of the flaps created by the cuts and overlap it with the next flap, creating a concave shape–similar to an actual umbrella. Repeat with all flaps.

Step 7: Use glue or tape to attach your toothpick or skewer to the center of your miniature umbrella.

Method 2: Using Cupcake liners

Materials:

– Cupcake liners

– Toothpicks or wooden skewers

– Scissors

– Glue or tape

Step 1: Flatten one cupcake liner with your palm. We recommend using patterned cupcake liners to create unique and fun designs.

Step 2: Cut eight equally spaced, half-inch slits around the perimeter of the liner, stopping near the center.

Step 3: Fold up each segment in alternating directions, creating a pleasing zig-zag pattern.

Step 4: With glue or tape, add a dab to the center of the cupcake liner and attach your toothpick or skewer.

Now you have two different and easy ways to create decorative paper cocktail umbrellas for your next party or gathering. These DIY paper umbrellas will surely add a touch of flair and excitement to any drink, making it perfect for casual events, themed parties, or just enjoying a warm day on your patio. Cheers!

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