Star Flower Origami Paper Ball Flower Making Illustrated Tutorial

Star Flower Origami Paper Ball Flower Making Illustrated Tutorial

Paper ball flowers, also known as flower balls, are a common art form of hand-folded paper in Origami Encyclopedia Illustrations. The characteristic of paper ball flowers lies in the beauty of combination, that is, through simple unit module production and subsequent combination, the most beautiful side of paper ball flowers is displayed in front of us. This star flower handmade origami paper ball flower has a three-dimensional handmade origami star as the main body, and is matched with an origami flower shape on the side. The style is unique and interesting, very beautiful, and suitable for making with all kinds of paper. If you also like the beauty and touchingness of paper ball flowers, pick up the paper you have on hand and start trying to make them now!

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1. The first thing is to choose paper. The paper recommended for this tutorial is Japanese paper, which is inseparable from the unique color and texture of Japanese paper itself. Almost all paper ball flower making is very suitable for usingWaji paper. The most beautiful side of paper ball flowers can be presented to us without reservation. If you don’t have Japanese paper, it doesn’t matter, just learn to make it first! The length-to-width ratio of the paper is 1:3. The size of the paper used here is 4 cm × 12 cm. A total of 30 such papers are needed, which means that 30 paper ball flower unit models need to be made for assembly. The height of the finished paper ball flower is 9 cm, which is very suitable for home decoration or pendant. Maybe you should try it.

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2. First, fold the bottom left corner and top right corner of the paper upward and downward respectively, thus creating two small square structures on both sides.

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3. After folding is completed, it can be restored. According to the local diagonal crease created in the previous step, fold the left side to the right, as shown in the picture. At this time, square structures appeared on both the left and right sides.

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4. Fold the right side in the same way. After restoring, we can see the structure of three small squares as shown in the picture. On the basis of this square, we start to make the following folds.

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5. Fold the small square in the middle partially to create diagonal creases, as shown in the picture. This diagonal crease can very well assist in the manual folding of the basic unit model at the back.