Several weeks ago I purchased a few packages of tissue paper at Christmas Tree Shops to make some tissue paper flowers. It had been something I wanted to do {having not done this type of craft since I was a kid growing up in Brooklyn}. I finally found a minute to sit down and put these together.
I did a couple of pink ones for my craft/sewing room and I cut one with curved edges and one with pointy edges. They make me think of the peonies and dahlias I had at my old house.
I made one the full size of the tissue paper sheets and one smaller by cutting a few inches off before doing the accordion folds. I followed this tutorial from Imperfectly Beautiful {which also brings you to the Martha Stewart tutorial}.
Since the package also had some blue tissue paper, I decided to make one for my granddaughter’s room. Blue is the accent color in her bedroom that I did a make-over on {here}, and I thought it would look cute hanging from a corner.
I stuck it in her stroller, which has to go back to their house, so it will remind me to bring the flower. I did the blue one with the pointy ends, too.
Pretty and quick project, and with all the colors of tissue paper you can make them to go with any party/celebration theme or any room you choose to decorate with them.
I love paper flowers made from tissue. The big ones are great to hang from a ceiling. Yours look great!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!
Your flowers bring back great memories of me and my sister. We loved to decorate the house on rainy days with those beautiful flowers.
Dee
They look great, Kathy!!
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So pretty Kathy! I may have to try these in black and orange for my studio!
ReplyDeleteLuLu~*xoxo
So pretty! I can't for the life of me remember ever making them in school. =(
ReplyDeleteJeanine
They're huge Kathy and soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!!!!...Love them Kathy and I am sure your granddaughter will too!
ReplyDeleteThose are great! I have been wanting to make some since my daughter's first birthday...maybe they'll make an appearance at her 4th LOL :)
ReplyDeletePretty, they bring back memories.
ReplyDeleteDid you see the comment that Elisabeth left on my post about you?
No sales this week-end.....what will we do? Maybe I will find some in Colorado.......but they probably won't let me stop.
so sweet! I've been wanting to make some pom poms for my daughters room. I'll have to check out that link =)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, and delicate. I like the large scale too.
ReplyDeleteThey're super cute! Love it! ~ Jamie
ReplyDeleteThose are darling- Really, really cute! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteSo impossibly cute! The blue one for your granddaughter's bedroom should look so sweet! Love the pink ones you made for your craft room! Hope your week is going great! Angie xo
ReplyDeleteLove those big, fluffy flowers!!
ReplyDeleteHoney I have not seen tissue flowers in years. How great yours turned out. I do love your way of decorating.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great week
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Maggie
cute, i want to make some!
ReplyDeleteI have wanted to make these for a long time--they look great!
ReplyDeleteSooooooo pretty! And no need for a glue gun! I'm in!
ReplyDeleteLou Cinda