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How to Make Lasting Memories With Origami Flowers
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I got this flower from a boy when I was in grade 5... I call this flower a lasting memory.

by Esty Shpigel
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Step 1 of 18
You will need colorful Origami paper.  I am using stickies as I ran out of origami, but please don't use stickies they are hard to work with.  Make your first flower from a letter size printer paper.

You will need colorful Origami paper. I am using stickies as I ran out of origami, but please don't use stickies they are hard to work with. Make your first flower from a letter size printer paper.

Step 2 of 18
Lets get started.  Cut the printer paper into a square.  Don't discard the remainder, you will need it to fold or roll the Stem.

Lets get started. Cut the printer paper into a square. Don't discard the remainder, you will need it to fold or roll the Stem.

Step 3 of 18
Fold the right bottom corner into the top left corner, creating a triangle.  Pass your nail across the bottom of the fold.

Fold the right bottom corner into the top left corner, creating a triangle. Pass your nail across the bottom of the fold.

Step 4 of 18
Unfold the paper and notice the fold mark.

Unfold the paper and notice the fold mark.

Step 5 of 18
Repeat, this time from bottom left to top right corner.

Repeat, this time from bottom left to top right corner.

Step 6 of 18
You are basically creating folds that will make the next tricky step easier.

You are basically creating folds that will make the next tricky step easier.

Step 7 of 18
Watch carefully.  This is the only tricky step.  The rest should be easy.

Watch carefully. This is the only tricky step. The rest should be easy.

Step 8 of 18
Creating a diamond.

Creating a diamond.

Step 9 of 18
Completing the diamond.

Completing the diamond.

Step 10 of 18
More folds....

More folds....

Step 11 of 18
Almost there...

Almost there...

Step 12 of 18
Give your flower life.  In the first 10 seconds of this demonstration you will be shown the part that you will need to blow air into.  Unfortunately the paper I am using is too small for this part.

Give your flower life. In the first 10 seconds of this demonstration you will be shown the part that you will need to blow air into. Unfortunately the paper I am using is too small for this part.

Step 13 of 18
And now for the stem.  You can either role or fold the paper.  Make it narrow enough to fit through the hole you blew into in the previous step.

And now for the stem. You can either role or fold the paper. Make it narrow enough to fit through the hole you blew into in the previous step.

Step 14 of 18
Stem and flower assembly.

Stem and flower assembly.

Step 15 of 18
Why not create a message in a bottle... I mean in a flower.  Add your message on the stem prior to rolling it.

Why not create a message in a bottle... I mean in a flower. Add your message on the stem prior to rolling it.

Step 16 of 18
The end ....

The end ....

Step 17 of 18
Make them large and small.

Make them large and small.

Step 18 of 18
Lasting memories....

Lasting memories....

You're Done!
Start over

This guide was made by:
Esty Shpigel
Toronto, Ontario
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Lisa McRoberts

These were so fun and easy to do - giving a bouquet to a coworker who did good work for me

Lisa McRoberts 7 months ago

Florence Guirnalda

Their beautiful. Will try and make them with my daughters.

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