Leave the folds instead of just making the creases. Take each corner of the square and fold them into the center where all of the diagonal creases meet.Your paper should have an “X” shaped crease in the middle as well as three creases going down and three creases going from side to side.Do the same with the bottom edge of the paper and unfold both the top and the bottom folds. Fold the top edge of the paper to the center of the paper and make a crease.Do the same with the right edge of the paper and then unfold both sides. Take the left edge of the paper to the center of the square and make a crease.Make a hot dog fold again with opposite sides.Fold the paper in half making a fold that would resemble a hot dog bun (from the bottom half to the top half).Repeat the same fold that you made in step 1 but this time fold, crease and unfold the opposite points.Fold the paper in half by making a fold across the diagonal of the square (taco fold). Start with your origami paper colored side down.Carefully follow these instructions and, with some practice, you will be a great origami florist in no time. The flower you’re going to create today is slightly more advanced than your basic origami flower because it will be blooming, much like a rose or a daisy, rather than still a bud or an overly simple flower shape, like a tulip.
There are as many varieties of origami flowers as there are fresh flowers.
With a spray of your favorite perfume, or that of the recipient, you can create a fragrant, personalized gift. What better gift to give than a beautiful bouquet of origami flowers! Origami flowers will never wilt and you do not need to worry about checking for bugs or watering them. Origami characters and objects are fun to make and display they also make great gifts.
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