1. Gather all your supplies and lay them out on a flat surface.

2. Fold a square sheet of paper diagonally into a triangle and press to crease it.

3. Fold the paper again into a smaller triangle.

4. Next, grab your marker and draw an arc—this will be the shape of your petal for the first layer. Cut out the petal and unfold the paper.

5. Next, cut out one single petal in this layer and set it aside.

6. Note: As you work your way up every layer, you will need to cut more and more of the paper to help taper your paper flower. For example, for the...

7. For the tip of the flower, simply curl one single petal into a cone-like center.

8. Stick all the ends of every layer together, making sure they overlap and that they have pointed ends that curve the petals inward.

9. Once you’ve stuck the individual components, it’s time to stick them all together and create your flower.

10. Just layer the insides of the first layer and stick the next layer over it, holding in place till it sets.

1. Gather all your materials to get started.

2. Depending on the size of the flower you want to make, stack the tissues and align them. Also, now’s the time to decide on a color scheme and sta...

3. Next, fold the stack of tissues like you would fold a paper fan. You should aim for an evenly corrugated shape.

4. Then, pressing the folded fan-shaped stack together, tie a bit of string or thread in the middle.

5. Grab a pair of scissors and cut the ends of the stack of tissues based on the shape you want your flowers to assume.

6. Start unfolding the tissue paper, making sure you separate every individual sheet from the other and pulling them outward to form a ball-like tuft.

7. Feel free to tweak and pull the ends to get the desired shape you like. Your tissue paper flowers are all done.