Paper Ball Flower Origami Complete Illustrations Savannah Origami Handmade Lantern Illustrated Tutor

Paper Ball Flower Origami Complete Illustrations Savannah Origami Handmade Lantern Illustrated Tutorial

After learning most of the tutorials in the origami encyclopedia, I believe that the one that many students like the most is making paper ball flowers. Paper ball flower, also known as flower ball, is a unique paper art. Its biggest feature is that it uses origami module combination to simplify the basic origami operations, so that every student who likes the exquisite feeling of paper art can enjoy it. You can easily make beautiful paper ball flowers by folding them by yourself. At the same time, because paper ball flowers often look very gorgeous in structure, they are very suitable to be used as holiday decorations to enhance the festive atmosphere.

Because of the structure, many craft enthusiasts are now willing to make paper ball flowers and use them as lanterns for indoor decoration and embellishment. This view is indeed quite pertinent, especially now that there are many beautiful paper ball flowers with very good hollowing effect, so when used as lanterns, they can form a very good decorative effect, so they can be used as lanterns with modern decorative effects. It is a very creative thing in itself. The name of the paper ball flower we are learning here today is Savannah. You must know that almost every paper ball flower has its own unique name. This is why the making and learning of paper ball flowers has become a process with paper art. The process of “making friends”.

It is similar to the production of other paper ball flowers. A total of 30 basic origami unit models need to be completed. At the same time, there is no need for glue at all when assembled. If the paper you start with is 9cm x 9cm, the final size of the paper ball flower should be 11.5cm. If you like making paper ball flowers, try making them now.

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1. Start by making a basic origami unit model and prepare square paper as shown in the picture.

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2. Divide the paper into small rectangular grids as shown in the picture. Also fold it.

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3. Fold as shown in the picture, leaving partial creases on the green line.