10. Tissue Paper Hydrangea
Materials: Tissue paper in multiple colors, scissors, floral wire, and tape.
Cut tissue paper into small squares, about 2×2 inches. Stack 6–8 squares, fold them slightly in the center, and twist to secure with floral wire. Pull apart the layers to create a rounded, clustered effect. Repeat to create multiple small flowers and group them together to form a hydrangea cluster.
Hydrangeas have a full, lush appearance that is ideal for bouquets, table centerpieces, and wall décor. Using different shades of tissue paper adds depth and realism. These flowers are perfect for making large arrangements that have a soft, romantic feel. Grouping many hydrangea flowers together creates a striking visual display.
