Channel the dahlia's intense color and festive attitude with eye-catching tissue-paper favor pouches.

With a few snips and folds, and a little imagination, you can turn humble paper bags into party-perfect decorations.

Flowers crafted from colorful tissue paper are graceful, inexpensive to make, and always in season. Arrange them on tables, use as boutonnieres, or create a whole bouquet.

Nesting pastel papers in different sizes -- petit four, mini muffin, and cupcake -- creates fluffy blooms that will add a flourish to beribboned presents.

Four-petaled paper dogwood flowers offer a way to enjoy spring year-round.

Personalize place settings with paper amaryllis stems bearing each guest's name.

Make these bright and beautiful decorations for any fun celebration!

These dahlia-like bursts of color hang from the ceiling, adding charm to any party. Our tissue paper pom-poms can be made in the size and color of your choice.

Create a boundless field of tulips with these sweet paper favors.

These easy-to-make paper flowers adorn an Easter basket, but they'll also add spring cheer to a child's room or desk.

Cherry blossoms are famously ephemeral, but if you craft artful renditions of them from glassine or vellum, they'll deliver year-round pleasure.

Giant crepe paper blooms make fabulous centerpieces; make enough for each guest and they'll double as favors, too.

Add a pop of color to your room or office with crepe-paper roses that will never wilt.

Crepe-paper snowdrops and crocuses proclaim that spring has finally arrived.

These pretty floral decorations, created in the fashion of paper snowflakes, are simple to make and look lovely when scattered on a table or fastened to a gift.

A few strokes of water-color paint transform basic coffee filters into beautiful paper roses.

Fold and glue miniature baking and candy cups to make flowers, or cut them into leaves.

Learn how to create fringed blossoms using the technique of quilling.

These delicate-looking paper peonies help bring the beauty of the outdoors inside.

Wrap favors in brightly colored tissue paper and top them off with a paper flower -- a low-cost alternative to the real thing.