Modified version of handmade origami Kawasaki rose origami rose method

Modified version of handmade origami Kawasaki rose origami rose method

There are many ways to fold handmade Origami roses, among which the Kawasaki rose is the most famous. Many origami rose making methods are extended or modified from the Kawasaki rose making method. Later, this modification and extension also allowed us to see a rich variety of origami rose production. It can be said to be the common reflection of the wisdom of all origami rose lovers. Some of these changes to the production method of Kawasaki Rose make it easier to fold, while others make the production of Kawasaki Rose more complicated. But it will make Kawasaki roses more beautiful. At least there are several ways to make handmade origami roses in the world, which will allow people to better enjoy the joy of making handmade origami roses. The origami rose tutorial was created by Brian Ho.

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This handmade origami rose tutorial explains the modified folding method of the Kawasaki rose. The overall folding method has become simpler, but the final handmade origami rose is still very beautiful in style. This kind of simplified improvement is often more popular with people. The main reason is that after the improvement, it is not only easier to make, but also does not duplicate the handmade origami Kawasaki rose made by others. If everyone is making handmade origami Kawasaki roses, it will basically feel boring and boring when they are displayed together, so some different changes are needed. If you haven’t tried this origami rose tutorial yet, give it a try now.

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1. Similar to the origami rose tutorial How to fold a simple hand-made origami rose, it is easier to clearly point out the specific folding positions and creases by using diagrams at the beginning. This helps the maker to make the required creases more clearly. After all, one of the characteristics of the origami Kawasaki Rose is that there are many creases. Once the initial creases are made, the subsequent folding operations are easy to perform. The paper used is still square paper. After all, other shapes of paper are rarely used in making origami roses. Square paper is generally used in making origami roses. Fold the paper into creases as shown in the picture.

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2. After the folding in the previous step is completed, we will get a 4×4 square frame. Next, fold the bottom edge of the origami model upward as shown in the picture. Note that in the origami diagram here, the red lines are creases and the blue lines are indicator icons. That is, fold the bottom edge upwards, and the folded crease is at the position marked by the red line. After folding, flatten the origami model.

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3. Fold the right bottom corner of the rectangle created by folding in the previous step diagonally upward to the left, that is, fold it as shown in the picture. The same red line is the crease, and the blue arrow indicates the fold. The position is actually a small diagonal fold. After completing the folding, restore the folding in this step. At this point you can unfold the origami model.

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4. The remaining three positions corresponding to the paper are also folded in the same way, that is, folding the edges first, and then folding the corners. In this way, after the folding is completed and the origami model is unfolded, we will get an image as shown in the figure. The origami diagram is shown. The new creases here compared to the first step are the creases made during the first two steps of folding.

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5. Based on the folding completed in the above step, fold the origami model at the focus line. The purpose is to create creases on the diagonal part of the origami model through diagonal folding, making it more convenient. The folding behind is made.

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6. After completing the diagonal folding, unfold the origami model to obtain the origami style as shown in the picture. Then fold the four corners of the origami model toward the middle of the origami model, as shown in the picture. You can see that this is a diagonal fold in the small square on the edge of the origami model.

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7. After the folding is completed, we need to make several pre-folds, and these pre-folds are also partial creases. The position of the crease is marked with a red line in the origami diagram, and you can also notice that there is a small blue dotted box in the middle of the origami model. The crease for this small frame will be made in the fold below.

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8. Then make the crease where the red line shown in the origami diagram is located. After these creases have been made, you can perform rotational folding in conjunction with the creases in the previous step, that is, the folding method shown by the blue arrow in the origami diagram. This kind of rotary folding is basically done by pre-folding, so folding is basically stress-free. After rotating, we can fold out the crease position indicated by the blue dotted line in the previous step.

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9. Turn over the origami model at this time. Because the following origami operation is not as clear using schematic diagrams as it is using physical pictures, so here, the folding method of the origami rose has been replaced with physical pictures for detailed explanation. The origami model turned over looks likeMany of the previous origami rose creations were very similar.

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