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Tissue Paper Flower Runner

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Hello everyone! I have a real treat for you. Pink and orange is one of my favorite color combos and I just love it here!  When I was busy pinning the other night I found this great DIY  Tissue Paper Flower and Paper Runner. Isn’t it pretty? Not only would it be great for Mother’s Day and showers but several other occasions.

I love to make Tissue Paper Flowers! There are so many color options with tissue paper and they are so easy to make.

This idea can be used in so many ways and for many different occasions.

One idea would be for  a Tea Party.

Picking up vintage tea cups at flea markets is always so much fun and so affordable.

Wouldn’t they look great on the table?

You will need to buy a few paper punches for this project but I think you’ll use them again.

I have used mine several times.

Hope you enjoy this project and have some fun with it.

  Get the directions here.

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  1. […] It’s amazing what you can do with a craft punch! This flower table runner was made from tissue and a 3.5″ Fiskars scalloped paper punch (that’s XXXXL size, for those who want to count out all those X’s). ; ) No surprise here – I love this idea because it’s simple, pretty, and of course, color-customizable! The tutorial on how to make the flowers is at Fiskars, and I found this project thanks to a post over at Party Patisserie. […]

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Hi! I’m Kristin, a twenty-something living in downtown Chicago. I’m an editor for a communications company by day, and photographer, contributor, editor, taste tester, DIY experimenter and party enthusiast for Party Patisserie by night. A few of my favorite things: glitter, Audrey Hepburn, dessert, handwritten notes, France and curling up with a good book.

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