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whitetassels
Scientific Name: Dalea carnea var. albida
Family: Fabaceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Subshrub, Forb/herb
Duration: Perennial
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White Tassels: An Exploration
This page explores the versatile world of white tassels, commonly used in various decorative and functional applications.
Considerations for Pets
- Small tassels may pose a choking hazard if ingested by pets.
- Tassels made with synthetic materials may cause digestive upset if consumed.
- Some tassels may be attached to items with cords or strings, which could be a strangulation hazard.
Considerations for Children
- Small tassels may pose a choking hazard if swallowed.
- Tassels attached to clothing or accessories may present a strangulation risk for young children.
- Some tassels contain small parts, like beads, that can be dangerous if ingested.
Common Uses
- Fashion Accessories: White tassels are frequently used to embellish clothing, scarves, dresses, tops, and even shoes and sandals.
- Home Decor: They are popular additions to curtains, cushions, shower hooks, and garlands, adding a decorative touch to living spaces.
- Craft Projects: White tassels find applications in various DIY crafts, including keychains, necklaces, and other embellishments.
- Special Events: They are used in decorations for Halloween parties, graduations, and weddings.
Morphological Characteristics
- Tassels come in various sizes, from small mini tassels (around 5.5 cm) to larger ones.
- They are made from a variety of materials including cotton, rayon, silk, crepe paper, nylon, and metallic threads.
- Tassels can be adorned with beads, crystals, sequins, wood caps, or other decorative elements.