Step 1:
This foxglove paper is textured on one side, a complete white paper is also fine to use.
Fold over the purple line.

Step 6:
Done....

Step 5:
Curve both corners outwards

Step 2:
Lay one end over the other.

Step 4:
Press both flaps against each other and fold them together.

Step 3:
Fold / press both sides inwards

Step 10:
Press the tip flat and curve the tiny stem.
And curve the little leaf, see the left arrow.

Step 8:
Fold over these two lines.

Step 9:
Fold over the short line, then over the longer one.

Step 7:
The flowers are attached to the main stem by tiny stems. Prefold this small paper in half and fold over the two outer lines.

Step 16:
Open the model

Step 15:
Make zig-zag folds.

Step 12:
I made about 30 flowers with tiny stem for my foxglove flower arrangement.

Step 11:
Glue a flower to the tiny stem.

Step 14:
Fold over the two outer lines, then fold in half over the prefolded line.

Step 13:
Prefold the leaf paper in half, then fold over the two outer lines.

Step 21:
I made the lily arrangement out of classic Origami lilies and self designed lily buds. The bud paper is green on one side.
Prefold the lily paper in half four times.

Step 19:
The main stem is made by folding a long green rectangle around a strong metal wire. You can also make a strong stem by combining a few smaller metal wires together.

Step 20:
Glue all flowers (with tiny stem) to the upper part of the main stem. Then glue the large leaves to the base of the main stem.

Step 18:
I made about seven of these large foxglove leaves.

Step 17:
Make an outside reverse fold and curve the leaf.

Step 22:
Fold over the two lines at the upper left, then over the two diagonal lines. And then over the two lines at the bottom right. All folding lines are prefolded.

Step 28:
Fold the little triangle flap upwards.
Then repeat steps 25 to 28 on the other three same places of the model.

Step 25:
Prefold over these two lines.

Step 26:
Fold this edge downwards.

Step 24:
Squash-fold the flap.
Repeat step 23 and 24 on the other three flaps.

Step 23:
Fold a flap straight upwards.

Step 29:
Pull open, see arrows

Step 27:
Press / fold these edges downwards over the prefolded lines.

Step 30:
Fold the triangle flap inwards and close the model again.
Then repeat steps 29 and 30 with the other three triangle flaps.

Step 31:
Book-fold one layer

Step 32:
Fold over these two lines.
Repeat both folds on the other three same places of the model.

Step 33:
Curve the petals outwards.

Step 35:
Repeat steps 21 to 28 on the paper for the lily bud

Step 34:
Done, I made the lilies in various sizes.

Step 36:
Pull open and fold the triangle flap inwards.

Step 37:
Fold the edge in half, to reveal the white side of the paper.

Step 38:
Close the model again and repeat steps 36 to 38 on the other three same places of the model.

Step 39:
Bookfold one layer.

Step 40:
Fold over these two lines.
Repeat both folds on the other three petals.

Step 41:
Rotate the model, see arrow, and fold the four petals upwards.

Step 42:
Curve the petals outwards

Step 43:
Done...

Step 44:
Prefold the lily-leaf paper in half, then fold over the two outer lines.

Step 45:
Fold over these four lines.

Step 46:
Fold over these two lines

Step 47:
Press the tip flat, into a tiny stem, and curve the leaf a little.

Step 48:
I glued one or two leaves to each stem.

Step 49:
I made longer main-stems and attached shorter stems to them. Both stems are made by folding a paper rectangle around a metal / florist wire.

The left photo below is an example of how I created the lily arrangement: I glued a large white flower to the main-stem. Then I added two buds with shorter stems to the main-stem.