How to make 3D baby breath paper flowers, so simple and realistic

How to make a Baby breath paper flower?

Baby’s breath is a versatile flower that can be used in a variety of ways. It is often used as a filler flower in bouquets, but it can also be used to create its own arrangements. Baby’s breath is also a popular choice for wedding flowers, as it is delicate and romantic.

Here are some ideas for how to use paper baby’s breath flowers:

• In bouquets: Baby’s breath is a classic filler flower that adds softness and volume to bouquets. It can be used to fill in between larger flowers, or it can be used to create a halo effect around a single flower.
• In arrangements: Baby’s breath can also be used to create its own arrangements. It can be arranged in a vase, or it can be used to create a wreath or garland.
• In wedding flowers: Baby’s breath is a popular choice for wedding flowers. It can be used in the bouquet, the boutonniere, and the centerpieces.
• In other decorations: Baby’s breath can also be used in other decorations, such as tablescapes, party favors, and gift wrapping.

I believe I was the first person to create this paper baby’s breath technique, as my tutorial was published in May 2017. Since then, I have seen many similar tutorials appear.

I still remember the day I finished lunch and started playing with a tissue. I wondered if it would be possible to make mini paper flowers from such a soft and textured material. I thought about it for weeks, and eventually I had an idea: facial tissue would be perfect for making paper baby’s breath flowers! A year later, I had created paper apple flowers, paper cherry blossoms, and paper cosmos flowers, all from facial tissue.

I believe that this process is essential for creating realistic and beautiful paper flowers. By observing real flowers, I am able to capture their natural beauty. By asking questions and experimenting, I am able to find new and innovative ways to create paper flowers.

How do you make baby breath flowers with paper?

I’m sharing a simple tutorial on how to make your own baby’s breath from a single piece of facial tissue paper. It’s so easy and realistic, you’ll be amazed at how well it looks! Just follow my video tutorial and written instructions below.

Video tutorial on how to make paper baby’s breath:

Step by step to make paper Baby Breath (Gypsophila) flowers:

1. Roll a tissue sheet into a small pipe.
2. Cut the pipe into 0.5 cm sections, each with a round end.
3. Use white glue to wrap the rolling paper around a wire, like making a tiny rolled rose. Make sure to add ruffles as you roll the tiny paper flowers.
4. Color the bottom of each flower with green paint (watercolor or acrylic).
5. Arrange the flowers and wrap them with floral tape to make a small branch.

This paper is perfect to combine with many other paper flowers like paper roses, paper camellia

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These Baby Breath paper flowers are gorgeous even if they stand alone in the vase. But you might want to consider combining it with other flowers. Here you could learn how to make a paper rose easy step-by-step video or easy Paper Carnation.

And your bridal paper bouquet will be much more beautiful with these little flowers

What you will need to make paper baby’s breath:

1. Tissue paper
2. Wire gauge 24, green color
3. A small paint brush
4. Some green watercolor
5. Floral tape
6. White glue
7. Scissor

My process for creating paper flowers is one of observation, questioning, and experimentation. I start by observing real flowers, paying attention to their shape, form, and texture. I then ask myself questions about how I can recreate those qualities in paper. Once I have a few ideas, I experiment with different techniques until I find one that works.

Hope that you will find some inspirations on your own creations.

Lots of love,

Ann