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QuestionWhat is tissue paper?Community AnswerThin, semi-transparent, smooth, evenly-colored paper.
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QuestionAre there easier ways to make tissue paper roses?DA_BLOBFISHHYYYCommunity AnswerThe second one is easy. You just crumple it, cut it in half, and wrap it around a pencil!
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QuestionCan I use actual tissue?T. ChinsenTop AnswererIt is possible to use actual tissue to make paper roses. The challenge is to find a tissue that will not completely shred when manipulated. It also requires a lot more care in assembling, as the tissue does not have the fiber strength of other papers.
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QuestionWhat's the best paper other than a tissue?T. ChinsenTop AnswererCrepe paper is traditionally the best paper to use to make paper flowers. Crepe paper can stretch and can easily be shaped into petals. The better the quality of the crepe paper, the better the flower appearance. Lower quality crepe paper is thin and also has a tendency to tear without a lot of stretch. While good paper costs more, the end result can be quite realistic in appearance.
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QuestionIf you don't have tissue paper what else can you use?IdabelleCommunity AnswerYou can also use crepe paper. Crepe paper is very good for making paper flowers.
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QuestionWhich method do you think is the easiest to do?IdabelleCommunity AnswerThe second method would be easiest, you just take tissue paper, fold it in half, wrap it around a pencil, and secure it with a wire.
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QuestionShould I use a pen rather than a wire?NoelleCommunity AnswerThat is totally up to you, whether or not you want a stronger, inflexible stem for the flower. A pen could work if that's the effect you're wanting.
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