Crystal Star Paper Ball Flower Origami Illustrated Tutorial

Crystal Star Paper Ball Flower Origami Illustrated Tutorial

The characteristic of the paper ball flower is that its production itself is not complicated, but the final presentation of the perfect paper ball flower requires the combination of basic origami modules. This design makes the production of paper ball flowers a very people-friendly paper craft. The final shaping of almost all exquisite paper ball flowers is inseparable from the production of wonderful basicorigami models. Like the previous paper ball flowers, the production of this Crystal Star paper ball flower requires first making a beautiful basic origami model, and finally putting them together, you have this exquisite production.

The name Crystal Star is very beautiful, and the paper ball flower of this Crystal Star is also very beautiful. Using blue paper can restore the name Crystal Star from the soul, so if you want to try to make this Crystal Star handmade paper ball flower, it is recommended that you use blue paper for the folding operation, or blue Some colored paper can make the paper ball flowers fit the name Crystal Star. Of course, like most other paper ball flower tutorials, this crystal star making tutorial also uses 30 basic origami models, that is, the final combination requires 30 origami modules. After finally combining them together, we I got this Crystal Star Paper Ball Flower.

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1. Just like the origami tutorials in Origami Encyclopedia, here we also start folding from square paper. In other words, in order to complete the production of this Crystal Star Paper Ball Flower, at least 30 square pieces of paper are required. Fold the left and right sides of the paper in half as shown in the picture. After folding is complete, flatten the paper. In this way, a rectangular origami model is obtained after being folded in half.

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2. At this time, fold the two edges that have been folded together to the left and right sides to create partial creases.Come. From the origami diagram, we can see that this folding is to create a partial crease. This partial crease will assist the subsequent folding operation, which requires special attention.

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3. Then start the folding operation of the origami model. Note the origami illustration on the left. Fold the lower left corner of the origami model to the right. Note that the folded corner reaches the local crease made in the previous step. Then flatten the origami model. Then fold the lower right corner of the origami model toward the origami model on the left. After completing the origami operation, we will see the origami model shown in the origami diagram on the right.

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4. At this time, fold the left folded corner back to the left. After folding back, we should be able to see the origami style as shown in the picture, because the amplitude of this folding is to bring the origami corner to the left edge of the origami model. At this time, fold the bottom corner of the origami model to the left. The same footing point is still above the left edge of the origami model. After completing such folding, we should find that the lower end of the origami model forms a tip structure as shown in the picture.

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5. Then fold back the last folded corner in the previous step. The folded corner will be folded toward the right edge of the origami model to obtain the origami style as shown in the picture. That is, the feeling of a very neat handmade origami arrow. The reason why such folding can be done so neatly is achieved by repeated folding back and forth, so the above origami operation is not a useless effort.

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6. Follow the same folding method and fold the upper end of the origami model into an arrow origami structure like this. At this time, when we look at the origami model, we will see such a fusiform pattern. Flip the origami model over and you will be able to see the origami model pattern on the right side of the origami diagram.