Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.9 / 5.0

These aren't the flowers you're used to...:

Forget about kids--get this for yourself. I bought it a few days ago, and ever since it showed up, I've been making flowers like a fiend. It's ridiculously easy, and as always with klutz books, pretty much everything you need is included. You supply scissors; if you've got the ones with wavy or crinkly edges, you'll have a few more options. I started with the tissue paper at the back of the book, but since then have been experimenting with all sorts of papers from around the house--old paper bags make... more info

Amazingingly lifelike easy and beautiful flowers.Buy it now!:

If you want to make paper flowers this is the book to get. I had a hankerin' to make some paper flowers and so bought this book, but was not prepared for how much fun it would be. I didn't realise it had everything in it that you need, i.e. tissue paper and pipe cleaners. You would think they'd give you enough to make just a couple but NO! There are 75 sheets of tissue in every color you can imagine and 40 pipe cleaners for stems. My house is overflowing with flowers!! This is not just a book for children,... more info

Five Stars!:

Tissue Paper Flowers is a wonderful instruction guide to making gorgeous and fanciful flower decorations. All you need to get started is included (minus the scissors and someone else pointed out in their review!). The tissue paper provided is good quality and comes in bright, cheerful colors. I like that the pipe cleaners are in various shades of green for the flower stems, as it gives more depth when making bouquets.

Back to the instructions, as typical with Klutz books they are written in a very concise... more info

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