Origami originated in China in the 1st or 2nd century AD. It was introduced to Japan in the 6th century. Like other arts in Japanese culture, origami began as an accidental revelation. For example, some simple folds on origami paper at that time evoked peoples spiritual imagination of an animal, a flower or a crane, rather than creating a realistic work that directly depicted the actual object.
Materials and tools needed to make small flower baskets: colored paper, scissors.
Method: Step 1:
A piece of colored paper.
Step 2:
Fold into the word rice. (Uh...this sentence seems to have been said somewhere)
Step 3:
Square.
Step 4:
Fold it up. (Fold the reverse side up as well)
Step 5:
Now take out another piece of paper.
Step 6:
Just a small strip.
Step 7:
Fold in half.
Step 8:
Put it on the first sheet of paper.
Step 9:
Fold it down according to the crease. (Wrap the note inside)
Step 10:
After folding the front and back.
Step 11:
Fold the edges in. (Fold both sides)
Step 12:
It’s folded.
Step 13:
Open it, the little flower basket is folded!
