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How to Make Tissue Paper Flowers
If you want to create a unique bouquet or decorations for a special occasion, or are simply looking for a fun, easy and inexpensive craft to do with your kids, why not create some tissue paper flowers? This guide will provide you with all the information on how to make tissue paper flowers. -
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Make Tissue Paper Daffodils
This video walks you through the process of making daffodil napkin holders. Supplies needed include three pieces of white tissue paper, one piece of yellow tissue paper, scissors, embroidery floss, ribbon and ruler. The video demonstrates a step by step process of making the daffodil, including tips on proper knot tying and why cutting the edges of the petals as cleanly as possible is essential for a more finished look. Finally, you will be shown how to tie the flower around the napkin, turning it into a napkin holder. -
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Introduction
- Whether you're looking for an inexpensive gift idea for Mother's Day, want to create a colorful and unique Easter centerpiece, need unique decorations for a wedding or Cinco de Mayo, or are looking for creative filler for your May basket, tissue paper flowers are a great alternative to fresh flowers. Not only are they less expensive than the real thing, tissue paper flowers are fun and easy to make, and last much longer than cut flowers.
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Step 1: Gather Materials
- To make tissue paper flowers, you only need a few basic materials
- Tissue paper: You'll need 6-8 sheets for each flower. Using different colors of paper or different shades of the same color adds variety and makes for a brighter bouquet
- Pipe cleaners: Green, if you're going for realism, although the color doesn't really matter
- Scissors
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Step 2: Make the Flowers
- The process of making tissue paper flowers is relatively simple and each flower can be created within a few minutes.
- If your tissue paper sheets are rectangular, cut them in half to make squares—when making the flowers, you want all the sheets to be the same size
- Gather six to eight sheets of tissue paper and lay them on top of each other, making sure they are lined up. Using alternating colors of paper makes a more colorful flower
- Fold the paper over, creating about a one-inch fold
- Continue folding the paper back and forth, accordion style, ensuring that the folds are the same size
- Once your paper is folded, you can cut the ends to create rounded or pointed edges if you wish
- Take a pipe cleaner and wrap one end tightly around the middle of the folded paper. Twist the pipe cleaner or wrap it around the center of the paper to make it secure
- Carefully separate the layers of tissue paper and fluff them up to create your flower
- Repeat the above steps to create as many flowers as you like
Howcast Video: How to Make Tissue Paper Flowers (Time: 1:28)
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Conclusion
- After making several tissue paper flowers, arrange them in a vase, basket or bouquet to create a colorful centerpiece, decoration or a lovely homemade gift.
