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Dangling ornament inside a geometric pyramid adds a nice sparkle to your house.
Hanging pyramid made out of straws with dangling ornament inside.
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Step 5
Once the wire runs out (by this time two straws should have been strung in), take another wire and tape the end of the wire to the first wire then string in another straw. Bend the wire and cut off the excess wire (after leaving a few inches of the wire off) after the first wire touches the second wire. Save the excess wire for later.
*Note* The directions are a bit confusing but just remember that your goal is to make a square. So as long as it results in a square then you’re good!
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Step 7
Now for pyramid, cut off four straws like how it was originally cut for the bottom square shape. Then for the last four straws, cut off half of the straw and save the bottom half (the one that does not have ridges). Connect the long straw with the short straw until it’s the same length as a regular straw. The reason for this process is to avoid the ridges of the original straw in order to create a smoother surface.
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Step 12
When done building the pyramid, spray paint the pyramid and let it dry depending on the instructions on the can. I prefer to let it dry overnight in order to get rid of the odor.
After the spray paint is dry, cut off a foot of twine and string it through the ornament. Tie it on top of the pyramid, leaving a few inches from the top so it is dangling. Cut off excess string. You’re done! Overall, I prefer using floral wire because it is more stable and can handle the weight of the ornament. Enjoy this modern decor!