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Origami bulb flower with flowering clumps
This is a step-by-step photo tutorial for making a paper flower
arrangement with
pink Origami flowering clumps.

Step 1:
This
paper is for the flowers. The backside is completely white. The size
is 3x3 inch or 8x8 centimeters. Turn the paper.



Step 6:
Repeat
step 5 on the other 3 pieces, see yellow arrows.
Step 5:
Hold
the piece between 2 fingers, see the smaller arrows and press it
flat from above with your other hand. Remove your 2 fingers to press
it completely flat.
Step 2:
Make
mountain- and valley-folds over these 4 lines. Unfold each fold
after you've made one.
Step 4:
Push
or pull the piece indicated by the yellow arrow upwards by making a
valley-fold over the green line.

Step 3:
Make
these folds from the edge of the paper to the center, not any
further. First, make a valley-fold over the 2 lines below, on the
right. Then, make a mountain-fold over the 2 lines in the middle.
And make a valley-fold over the 2 lines on top, on the left.

Step 10:
Press
the edges that stand upwards flat, see yellow arrows.


Step 8:
Unfold
the folds you've made in step 7.
Step 9:
Pull
the edge indicated by the yellow arrow downwards by making a
valley-fold over the green line.
Step 7:
Make
a valley-fold over these 2 lines.

Step 16:
Make
a valley-fold over these 2 lines.
Step 15:
Fold
the piece on the left of the green line to the right (=bookfold) by
making a valley-fold over this green line.
Step 12:
Repeat
step 7 to 11 on the other same 3 places of the model. One of the
triangular pieces of step 11 doesn't need to be folded upwards.
Step 11:
Fold
the triangular piece below the green line up by making a valley-fold
over this green line.
Step 14:
Fold
the petal above the green line downwards by making a valley-fold
over this green line.



Step 13:
Now
the model looks like this. This triangular piece isn't folded
upwards. Fold the piece on the right of the green line to the left
(=bookfold) by making a valley-fold over this green line.


Step 19:
Open
the model by pulling on the 3 petals, see the yellow arrows. Then
curl them with your hand or around a pencil.
Step 20:
The
flower is ready... About 8 of these little flowers are glued to the
end of a stem.
Step 18:
Make
a mountain-fold on the piece that is still sticking out of the
model, see the green line.
Step 17:
Repeat
step 16 on the other 2 same places of the model.



Step 28:
This
picture shows how the leaves are arranged in the vase.
Step 25:
Let
the flowers on top stand a little bit upwards and the flowers below
a little bit downwards. If you do this the flowering top gets a
round shape
Step 26:
Here
8 little flowers are glued to the top of the stem. Make about 6 of
these stems with a flowering top for one complete arrangement.
Step 24:
Glue
about 8 flowers as explained above to the top of the stem.
Step 23:
Add
glue to the side at the bottom of the flower (see arrow on the
right) and glue it to the stem (see arrow on the left)


Step 27:
The
stems and leaves are inserted in a vase filled with foam. If you
find it difficult to insert the leaves in the foam you can make a
small hole in the foam with a pencil first and then insert the leaf
in this hole. Another way is to fold the bottom of a leaf a few
times in half over the length and then insert this stronger bottom
in the foam.

DONE!
This is an origami video tutorial for making the
plant with pink flowering clumps:
