A 100-step detailed illustrated tutorial on how to fold a rose, a romantic and heartwarming way to f

The most detailed step-by-step illustration of rose origami folding in history, with green leaves and flowers. The finished product is shown in the picture above. Isn’t it beautiful and realistic? Lets take a look at how to fold this rose together.
Main materials:
Red hand-kneaded paper, green hand-kneaded paper, double-sided tape, scissors.
Production steps:
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It may be easier to draw lines with white paper, so I used white paper to draw the lines. Guys, feel free.

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First fold out a small 8*8 square. The texture must be clear.

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Fold in along the dotted line.

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Fold in all four corners.

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The folded texture is like this. (Except for the 8X8 small square pattern) Don’t miss one, otherwise you won’t be able to complete the next steps!

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Turn over.

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See the small square in the middle.

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Press the diagonal line inward.

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This side must be facing left. Otherwise, you may not understand the next steps!

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Spread out.

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Hold this corner.

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Make these two lines perpendicular to the face below.

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All four are like this.

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Then turn it over.

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SeeFold the diagonal lines of the small square outward.

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It became like this.

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Then press down.

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Although it looks like two straight lines, it is actually the diagonal lines of four small squares. (Because the two small squares are perpendicular to the other two.)

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If you think it will fall apart and be difficult to fold in the next step, you can use double-sided tape to stick it together.

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This is what each corner will look like after being glued.

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Insert the last corner into the gap of the first corner.

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Turn over.

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The rose is a little flat when turned over, so you need to pull its edges.

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This is what it will look like after pulling it up. Then turn the arrow over here as well. It feels like the petals of a flower are bending.

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Read all four.

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The arrows are also turned out.

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Read all four.

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The rose is ready!

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The next step is to fold the flower tray! (Generally, the paper of the tori is one-quarter of the rose paper.)

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Fold in half diagonally.

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Fold it in half again.

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Spread out.

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The folded part can exceed the center line. It is best to fold more, so that the receptacle will be smaller and look better.
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Separate from the folded part in the middle.

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Turn over.

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All four are like this.

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Cut a small slit at the bottom. Convenient to wait for the flower arrangement pole.

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Then open.

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This is true on all four sides.

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Use a pen to curl the leaves to make the flower receptacle look better.

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Take out another piece of paper.

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Roll up.

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Put the flower stem through the hole in the flower receptacle, put the rose on it and try to mark where on the stem it should be with your fingernail.

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Attach double-sided tape.

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Glue the flower receptacle on.

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Attach double-sided tape to the leaves and roses so that the roses and the receptacle are not easily separated.

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Then insert the rod through the hole in the rose, and a complete rose is ready.

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Isn’t it very realistic and beautiful?
The texture when folding the rose must be clear. The places that need to be aligned should also be well aligned, so that the folded rose will be exquisite. Be careful!