Making Tissue Flowers

RE: Making Tissue Flowers By nanato2 (Guest Post) I'm having my grandson come over tomorrow and what a great craft for him to do for valentines day. thanks for posting this. Sounds like fun Posted on 02/12/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Tissue Flowers By cindy (Guest Post) you can lightly mist them with perfume or any sented spray like an air freshner to make then smell like real flowers Posted on 10/07/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Tissue Flowers By hvnlyhills (36) Profile Blog! Contact We used to make them about the same way as carolb posted. We would tear off the outer edges and it would make them look fluffier. Also, using tissue paper instead of Kleenex makes a sturdier flower and gives you a bigger variety of colors and sizes. Mixing colors of tissue paper in the same flower makes beautiful tissue flowers. Just layer different colors and then fold them together. The more layers, the fuller the flower will be. After you fluff them out you can trim as needed to shape with scissors or tear them gently for the rough edge for a fluffier, more natural, look. You can also use pipe cleaners to tie them and then you have a wire to adjust them easier when arranging. Good luck! It should be fun :) http://www.2ewenique.com Posted on 10/07/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Tissue Flowers By mamajerry (7) Profile Contact Here's a site for making tissue flowers...... http://www.cleanhomejournal.com/crafts-decorating/41-index.asp happy crafting!!!!! Posted on 10/06/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Tissue Flowers By TonyaG (96) Profile Contact Southernrose ~ I have just recently looked these up for my mom. How funny. I just went to my address bar and typed in flower/tissue paper or something to that effect. I thought I had kept the web addresses, but I see that I didn't. I hope this helps you out. Tonya Posted on 10/06/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Tissue Flowers By carolb (86) Profile Contact We used to make these to decorate wedding cars! You fold tissue (kleenex) accordian-like and tie a string, pulling it tight, in the centre of it. You then pull up each layer of tissue, fluffing it up. Once you have all the layers puffed up, it makes a flower! Posted on 10/02/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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