ABC TV | How To Make Baby Breath Paper Flower (Slowly) - Craft Tutorial

Baby’s breath flower (gypsophila) is a genus of flowering plants in the carnation family, Caryophyllaceae. They are native to Eurasia, Africa, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Most people know the baby’s breath flower as the iconic symbol of long lasting love because it’s commonly used to round out wedding bouquets and centerpieces. The tiny white flowers represent the purity of emotion that two people should have for each other during a wedding ceremony. Aside from marriage connotations, the baby’s breath is also tied to babies in an obvious way. It’s traditional to give new mothers floral arrangements featuring at least one or two sprigs of this plant. Self discipline and fidelity is a modern meaning for this classic flower.
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Material for Flower Making:
- Absorbent paper or facial tissue.
- Scalloped pinking shears, tacky glue, floral wire, electric wire,floral tape, kuelox alcohol pen (48),
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