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Learn to Make Paper Flowers!

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Uploaded on Nov 17, 2009

A demonstration of how to make flowers from tissue paper. Blogged at http://feelingfuzzy.blogspot.com. Come by and visit!
The paper size you need is: 35 x 25cm / 14 x 10 inches.
Or you can use any paper size in a similar ratio - basically a rectangle.
The tissue paper that we buy in Australia is at a standard size, and you can just fold it in quarters to get the perfect rectangle.
I used 7 rectangles, but for a fuller flower you can use more.

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  • Nina Savedra

    i do it different and an easier way:

    9 peices of tissue paper over eachother.

    fold it like a fan (1.5 inches) back and forth.

    fold in half to mark middle.

    put wire round middle and make loop.

    pull it out and seperte all the bits so it is a ball. cut the edges round

    put string rount the loop you made with string

    hang up

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  • Emma Peters

    Nina, our methods are pretty similar I think - thanks for posting yours up! I'm sure it will help some people out with their flowers :)

    xEmma

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  • Zoya Rizwan

    i tried this and i just ended up with a big fan!

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  • Emma Peters

    Once you have the fan, you need to pull out each leaf of paper away from each other to create the petals :)

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  • Zi Qian SONE

    Should I fold the paper 1 by 1 and place them together or fold them together ?

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  • Emma Peters

    Put all the paper together one on top of the other and then fold

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  • ashleymickey

    this is not a horrible tutorial! it's a simple project requiring a simple video.

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  • divinelymoi

    Is it possible to do this with multiple colours?

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    Beautiful

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  • RachelDoesntknow

    "Put it on a package or hang it from a roof." Well that escalated quickly!

    Thanks for the tutorial, you saved me a ton of money on party decorations!

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  • savannahgarcia03

    Thank you very helpful

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  • Emma Peters

     35 x 25cm / 14 x 10 inches is the paper size I use!

    x Emma

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