Review on 🌸 Nicrolandee 24-inch Set of 6 Large Handcrafted Giant Tissue Paper Flowers for Wedding Backdrop, Archway Decoration, Birthday, Nursery Wall, Mexican Fiesta Party, Fall Decorations by Denise Davis

Isn't that great? Yes, they are, but they're not easy to collect unless you're a wedding planner, don't know how to use tissue paper, or have a lot of time. If you're prone to tantrums, have a lighter nearby, or have clumsy fingers, keep shopping, this isn't for you. . The paper is very thin and multi-layered. I was very tempted to pick her up when the usual directions didn't work for me, but I'm a Taurus so I insisted. Taking the thread off and separating them all from the bottom layers worked best for me. You can also move the lower petals around a bit to make them look more natural. Then I folded the paper a little, put the thread a little higher in the middle, because if you tie it at the back, the thread will land a little lower on the paper due to the compression. You then gently and gently take the round center "petals" and pull them in so that they form a dome shape. Pro tip: go slowly and carefully. If you can't separate some of the layers, just lick your fingertips lightly and the paper will stick to it. I also swapped out some of the middle colors for other flowers to give more color variety. Separate and round the outer petals well. Center, crumple helps give them a big shape, otherwise they will be very flat. I used some masking tape to tape some of the bottom layer's outer petals together to give it a more rounded shape. My mom was very surprised and loved them so it was worth it but even with the fastest movement it took me about 10 minutes per flower.