Holidays & Entertaining Entertaining How to Make a Decorative Tissue Paper Wrap for a Floral Bouquet Use craft materials to turn ordinary flowers into a spectacular gift with these tips on how to use tissue paper to create a gorgeous giftable bouquet. By Sarah Martens Sarah Martens Instagram Sarah Martens is the Senior Editor overseeing food at Better Homes & Gardens digital. She has been with the BHG brand for over 8 years. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Published on October 3, 2017 Share Tweet Pin Email Use brightly patterned tissue paper to make an ordinary grocery store bouquet pop. This is the perfect way to gift flowers to a friend or loved one and is so easy to make! Try bringing it as a hostess gift. What You'll Need ScissorsTissue paperPaper towelPlastic wrapRibbon[button-pdf id="546244" title="Downloadable bouquet tags" /] How to Make It 1. Cut 2-3 sheets of tissue paper into a large square. Wrap the bottom of the bouquet with a damp paper towel and wrap the damp stems with plastic wrap -- make sure they're completely covered, or the water will ruin the tissue paper! Fold your tissue paper into a triangle. Then place the wrapped bouquet in the center of the folded triangle. 2. Bring one edge of the paper up and around the bouquet, creasing the paper next to the stems. Then bring the other side up and around, folding the first side back over. 3. Continue wrapping the paper all the way around and secure with ribbon. Add a personalized gift tag and your bouquet is ready to be gifted to a friend! Get our free bouquet tags. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit