The folding method of roses is probably something that everyone who likes hand-made origami is interested in and will try. Although there are already many origami tutorials about roses on Craftwork.com, this does not prevent us from continuing to share them. Maybe a certain step in any tutorial will just click for you (^o^)/~
A three-dimensional rose origami tutorial with very detailed steps.
Prepare a square piece of paper, divided into 8 equal parts.
Fold diagonally.
Turn it over and fold the four corners inwards.
Fold out the small square in the middle.
Grab the small square.
Lay the completed origami flat.
Press flat and fold the upper left origami downwards according to the red line.
Then the bottom of the origami paper is turned out, and it looks a bit like a windmill after folding.
Turn the origami paper down as shown by the red line.
The side view.
All four sides are completed.
Turn over and take a look.
Fold back two small triangles as shown by the red lines.
Fold the small triangle upward to the right as shown by the red line.
Fold to the left as shown by the red line.
All four sides are folded.
A close-up photo of one of the four legs after folding.
Fold the origami paper in half as shown by the red line, and then fold it back.
The sides after folding all four.
Viewed from above.
Underneath the rose.
Fold one foot inward.
Then fold the second leg.
Fold the third leg again.
Continue to fold the fourth leg.
The front of the folded rose.
The four petals are gently pulled outward to reveal the flower core.
Gently press the edge of the petals to create a curvature at the outer ends of the petals.
For origami roses, it is very important to choose paper. Too thick or too thin will affect the folded appearance.
Adhere the green tape to the iron wire to make a flower stem, and twist a circle on the top of the flower stem.
Cut out leaves from green paper and fold out the veins.
Insert the wire into the rose.
Use strips of green crepe paper to hold the flowers and stems together.
Add leaves.
Beautiful paper rose origami completed.
You can make more and put them in vases.
