
Since the tissue paper sheets are pretty long we need to cut them so the flowers aren’t humongous. Fold your tissue paper in half lengthwise and cut down the middle.

Fold the tissue paper again width wise and you should have a square. Cut down the middle of the tissue paper and you will have a stack of tissue paper squares.
Once you have the tissue paper folded accordion style, you can use scissors to round the tissue paper ends or cut them to a point. This will give your flower more dimension once it is all flared out. The yellow and orange flower in this headband have pointed ends, and this flower has rounded ends.

Secure your tissue flower together with a twist tie in the middle.

Repeat with other colors until you have a headband full with Fiesta Flowers. Change up the size of your flowers by cutting more or less tissue paper when first making your flower. We used these at our Family-Friendly Fiesta. They were a hit with the girls and moms.

Since the tissue paper sheets are pretty long we need to cut them so the flowers aren’t humongous. Fold your tissue paper in half lengthwise and cut down the middle.

Fold the tissue paper again width wise and you should have a square. Cut down the middle of the tissue paper and you will have a stack of tissue paper squares.
Once you have the tissue paper folded accordion style, you can use scissors to round the tissue paper ends or cut them to a point. This will give your flower more dimension once it is all flared out. The yellow and orange flower in this headband have pointed ends, and this flower has rounded ends.

Secure your tissue flower together with a twist tie in the middle.

Repeat with other colors until you have a headband full with Fiesta Flowers. Change up the size of your flowers by cutting more or less tissue paper when first making your flower. We used these at our Family-Friendly Fiesta. They were a hit with the girls and moms.