Tissue paper flower craft supply list
For a classroom craft where each child makes a small bouquet of tissue-paper flowers. This list is designed for 25 participants.
What to buy
Tissue paper sheets in assorted colors
250 sheets
Green pipe cleaners
100
Yellow pom-poms
100
Paper cups
25
Brown shredded paper filler
1 bag
Washable glue
20 bottles
Child-safe scissors
20 pairs
Green floral tape
4 rolls
Ribbon spools
5
Kraft paper sheets
30
Name labels
1 sheet
Washable markers
2 packs
Who this list is for
This tissue paper flower craft supply list is for a classroom craft where 25 children each make a small bouquet of tissue-paper flowers. It includes materials for flower heads, stems, cups, wrapping, and name labels.
How to use this list
Divide the tissue paper sheets by color and give each child a paper cup as a bouquet holder. Use green pipe cleaners for stems, yellow pom-poms for centers, green floral tape for stem details, and washable glue for attachments. Child-safe scissors can trim tissue paper or kraft paper. Finish bouquets with ribbon, brown shredded paper filler in the cup, and a name label.
Common mistakes
Do not hand out all 250 tissue paper sheets as one large stack; pre-sort small color groups so flowers are easier to make and tables stay organized. Avoid adding the brown shredded paper filler before the stems are arranged, since it can get in the way. Use glue sparingly on tissue paper to avoid soggy flower petals.
What is on this list
The list includes 250 assorted tissue paper sheets, 100 green pipe cleaners, 100 yellow pom-poms, 25 paper cups, and one bag of brown shredded paper filler. It also calls for 20 bottles of washable glue, 20 pairs of child-safe scissors, four rolls of green floral tape, five ribbon spools, 30 kraft paper sheets, name labels, and washable markers. Cross off supplies already in the classroom.
When you are done
Put names on each cup before bouquets are moved. Check that stems stand securely in the filler and let glued flower parts dry. Gather unused tissue paper by color and wind leftover ribbon and floral tape for a future craft.
FAQ
Who is "Tissue paper flower craft supply list" for?
This tissue paper flower craft supply list is for a classroom craft where 25 children each make a small bouquet of tissue-paper flowers. It includes materials for flower heads, stems, cups, wrapping, and name labels.
How should I use "Tissue paper flower craft supply list"?
Divide the tissue paper sheets by color and give each child a paper cup as a bouquet holder. Use green pipe cleaners for stems, yellow pom-poms for centers, green floral tape for stem details, and washable glue for attachments. Child-safe scissors can trim tissue paper or kraft paper. Finish bouquets with ribbon, brown shredded paper filler in the cup, and…
What should I skip or avoid with "Tissue paper flower craft supply list"?
Do not hand out all 250 tissue paper sheets as one large stack; pre-sort small color groups so flowers are easier to make and tables stay organized. Avoid adding the brown shredded paper filler before the stems are arranged, since it can get in the way. Use glue sparingly on tissue paper to avoid soggy flower petals.
What is on the "Tissue paper flower craft supply list" list?
The list includes 250 assorted tissue paper sheets, 100 green pipe cleaners, 100 yellow pom-poms, 25 paper cups, and one bag of brown shredded paper filler. It also calls for 20 bottles of washable glue, 20 pairs of child-safe scissors, four rolls of green floral tape, five ribbon spools, 30 kraft paper sheets, name labels, and washable markers. Cross off s…
What should I do when I am done?
Put names on each cup before bouquets are moved. Check that stems stand securely in the filler and let glued flower parts dry. Gather unused tissue paper by color and wind leftover ribbon and floral tape for a future craft.
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