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Graduation Day is one of the most important days of any one"s life. It is a big day of achievement. We shed the court of a carefree life and enter into the portals of responsible adulthood. It marks the beginning of our responsible and mature life. On this day we remember all the good and fun filled days that we have spent for the past three years and we really cherish those memories of being with our friends. It feels very good as we get to have such treasured moments but at the same time we part with them and move towards the direction of our respective ambitions of our life.

But leaving those things apart, it is the happiest day of any one"s life and it really feels good if they get appreciation with not only kind and encouraging words but with some great and wonderful gifts. So, if you are planning to gift any of your would be graduate friend or relative then here you have something very interesting for them. We are making a Tissue paper wreath for presenting as Graduation gifts. The supplies that you need for the project include a metal coat hanger, two packages of tissue paper of your favorite color and scissors. The steps that you must follow are enlisted below:

Step 1: You take the metal coat hanger and then untwist it and form a circle with the wire.

Step 2: Take the tissue paper rolls, and then cut those sheets into a strip of about "" x 7" size. Cut as many strips as you want.

Step 3: You now take that strip of tissue paper and then fold it in half over the hanger. You twist the tissue strips close to the hanger many times. You need to do this so that there become two flaps, which can easily slide along the hanger. You now push it towards the hook of the hanger.

Step 4: Repeat doing this until you cover the whole hanger properly. Make sure you do not leave any gaps or spaces on the hanger.

Step 5: Always place the tissue strips evenly around the hanger so that the wreath becomes balanced. Go on adding tissue strips until the wreath if full enough. At last you can attach a bow onto the wreath at an angle to enhance the wreath.