Who else is ready for spring? While we still have a couple months to go until the real thing, I'm ready to bring all things spring indoors for some color and cheer. Let's bring on the sun, the flowers ...

Start by fan-folding the tissue paper in 3-inch sections. Keep all 5 sheets stacked while doing this and start from the narrow end. Trim the ends of the fan-folded tissue paper into a rounded shape.

Sure, a single stem tucked in a bud vase looks pretty alongside breakfast in bed, but why not go big this Mother's Day, with long-lasting, giant paper blossoms that can brighten up an entire room?

These beautiful – and easy to make – tulips will brighten any spring table and make the perfect addition to any Easter basket. You can start your kids on their origami journey at any age (with help), ...

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, families everywhere are searching for creative ways to show appreciation for their moms. This year, a viral trending gift idea is blooming with charm: pop-up ...

I have always been a perfectionist, and choosing wedding flowers can be such a difficult decision, especially if you don’t have a wedding planner. There are just so many options. Because I’m a paper ...

You can make paper flowers as elaborate or a simple as you’d like. A simple bloom is a good place to start. By Jodi Levine Paper flower-making is a popular craft that can result in blooms as complex ...

As soon as the Chinese invented paper in 100 B.C., they began fashioning it into lanterns, fans, and, of course, flowers. The flowers would be placed in buoyant containers and then floated in water as ...

Common in Victorian London, handmade paper blooms have sprouted once again. By Nancy Hass Photographs by Kyoko Hamada IN EARLY REGENCY-ERA England, neo-Classicism defined design: Walls were painted ...

When Milford native Anastasia Jackson made her first paper flower almost five years ago, she had no idea it would later bloom into a business. “I was just trying to find things to do while sedentary,” ...