Tissue Paper Flower…

May 6, 2009

Since my pre­vi­ous flower tuto­r­ial was so pop­u­lar I thought I would make another one using the same Flower, Daisy #4 Sizzix Die. Hear­ing how much every­one enjoyed Sewing Pat­tern Flower Tuto­r­ial it cer­tainly made cre­at­ing the tuto­r­ial worth it as it is a bit time con­sum­ing. I love to share and hope­fully inspire so thanks to those that left com­ments and sent a per­sonal email. I really appre­ci­ate you tak­ing the time.

Now on to this tuto­r­ial. I think this flower would be super sweet with a small office tag attached with a lit­tle To: Mom with love and placed on top of an altered box, in a tiny milk glass vase or just placed on her bed­side table as a morn­ing sur­prise. Again, Enjoy!

Tissue Paper Flower

Sup­plies Needed:
Sizzix Die Flower, Daisy #4
Tis­sue Paper
Vin­tage But­ton
24 Gauge Wire or Florist Wire
Florist Tape
Book Page
Ger­man Glass Glit­ter
White Seam Binding

Tools Needed:
Wire Cut­ters
Scis­sors
Liq­uid Adhesive

Instruc­tions:

  • Using your Flower, Daisy #4 die, cut your flow­ers out of tis­sue paper. To add a lit­tle tex­ture to your petals crum­ple them in your hand a few times, then straighten them out just a bit. Sev­eral flower lay­ers can be cut at the same time. This one stack was cut together.

Freshly cut Tissue Daisy layers

  • Using wire cut­ters cut your 24 gauge wire or florist wire to the desired stem length. Thread one end of the wire through the but­ton, now twist the wire to secure the button.

Vintage Button and 24 Guage Wire

  • Thread the wire though the hole in the cen­ter of the tis­sue paper flowers.

Tissue Paper Flower

  • Using scis­sors cut a por­tion of the florist tape and begin wrap­ping the tape at the base of your flower. Con­tinue to wrap the florist tape all the way to the end of the stem.

Wrapped Flower Base and Stem

  • Using scis­sors cut two leaves free­hand out of an old Book Page, using wire cut­ters cut the leaf stem to the desired length. Wrap the stem using florist tape then attach to the flower stem using florist tape by wrap­ping the tape around the stem of the leaf and the flower stem. You want to wrap the stem so that looks like it is one con­tin­u­ous flower stem.

Book Page Leaf

  • Apply a clear dry­ing liq­uid glue all around the edges of your leaf, while the glue is still wet apply Sil­ver Ger­man Glass Glit­ter, tap off the excess and let dry

Tissue Paper Flower

  • To com­plete your flower tie a white seam bind­ing bow around the stem.

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  • Linda Hahn

    Now I know what to do with some of my Mom’s old sewing pat­terns!! Thanks for the idea, Lisa.

  • Linda Hahn

    Lisa, this is so pretty! This will be per­fect to make for a wed­ding shower this sum­mer or such a sweet thing for Mother’s Day. Now I have to run out and buy that daisy die. Thanks!!
    I love your free tuto­ri­als. Thanks so much for shar­ing. When will your new book be out?

  • Lin­da­So­nia

    Fab­u­lous!! This flower is so real­is­tic look­ing and the pre­vi­ous flower tuto­r­ial was equally as fab­u­lous! For­give me for not com­ment­ing pre­vi­ously and assum­ing you know how fab­u­lously cre­ative you are and how appre­cia­tive I for one am that you share it with us.

    xo Lin­da­So­nia

  • leonie

    Just beau­ti­ful Lisa, Thank you for sharing,I love your tips & tuto­ri­als. About what size is the sizzix flower ? I don’t have it but thought I may have been able to use some­thing sim­i­lar as I have the cut­tle­bug machine. Thank you Lisa.

  • http://cutitoutcreations.blogspot.com/ Jen­nifer

    So soft and pretty! Thanks for show­ing how to do this.

  • Beth W

    You so totally rock-thank you!

  • mar­ion

    I always love your tuto­ri­als and this one is espe­cially won­der­ful! I have a cut­tle­bug and a rev­o­lu­tion. I won­der if I could use this die with either of them? This is a great die, the way the petals aren’t the same shapes makes it so dif­fer­ent from all of the punches and other dies that I have seen. Thanks for doing the tutorials!

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  • val

    Hi.…. I loved this tuto­r­ial too. If you have more tuto­r­ial about paper flow­ers, send me. Thank you (Brazil)

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  • http://kosmicchai.blogspot.com Sonia

    Hey Lisa, I’m new to blog­ging and very inspired by your site..Ur cre­ativ­ity and daft­ness at craft­ing amazes me…I never thought but­tons can make bou­quets, and love this totally…Do visit my blog some­time when free…Hope you will like it!

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