Origami Dahlia Illustrated Tutorial

The dahlia is the national flower of Mexico. It symbolizes generosity and magnificence. Just from the wide variety of paper art dahlia origami illustrated tutorials that have appeared on the paper art website, you can know that the varieties of dahlias themselves are very rich. Indeed, dahlias are one of the most diverse ornamental flowers in the world. We previously learned a beautiful dahlia paper art tutorial on PaperArt.com, which was made using crepe paper. There are other dahlia-related origami tutorials that are also very good. Since each step of this origami tutorial is relatively complicated, Therefore, on each page of this tutorial, we will recommend to you a paper art dahlia tutorial that has appeared on the paper art website, so as to save you the trouble of browsing through the many tutorials on the paper art website.

1. The origami material here uses purple paper. If you also want to use this color paper for origami operations, you can turn to the last page of this page to download the purple pattern, print it and use it, it will make you happy The origami dahlias add a lot of color. Fold the diagonal lines of the paper into peak marks, and fold the horizontal and vertical lines into valley marks. The specific method will not be described here.

2. Then fold the four corners of the paper toward the middle point according to the crease.

3. Fold the corner worked in the previous step back, and make the fold according to the horizontal and vertical creases shown in the picture.

4. Then pre-fold the four valley marks according to the creases shown in the illustration, but after the operation is completed, the origami model needs to be restored to the style in the illustration.

5. The operation here will be a little more complicated, but the principle is still relatively simple. Starting from the valley mark pointed by the arrow, fold the peak mark on the adjacent side according to the valley mark in the other direction of the peak mark. Continue this operation to form a rotating and continuous inward folding operation. (The specific production method is similar to the origami tutorial: Handmade Origami Sunflower Illustrated Paper Origami Tutorial)