Origami Tulip Flower Tutorial. Fold it in half (top to bottom) and unfold. Repeat steps 6 & 7 on
The stem is now finished, you can now pop the thinner stem into the bottom of the flower. Do the same to the other side of the model. Turn the front flap to the left, like turning the pages in a book.
Fold The Paper In Half Diagonally To Sort A Triangle (The Coloured Side Of The Paper Is On The Outside).
Similarly, take the lower left and right corners and fold towards the center. Now fold the paper in half again vertically expand the list. Turn the front flap to the left, like turning the pages in a book.
Get Started By Making An Origami Tulip Flower.
For an easier project, see how to make an origami tulip. Remember to make creases after folding. Fold in half again, just to make the crease right down the middle of your triangle and unfold.
Turn The Figure Over (2O).
Make the leaf from the origami stem by making an outside reverse fold along the dotted line. Holding the points shown, bring them both down to the centre point on the bottom line. Move the upper flaps toward each other, and tuck one into the other, as far as it goes.
Your Origami Tulip Is Done!
Acquire just one corner and, starting off with the proper corner, fold up at a slight angle and not in the centre. Fold the origami piece in half. Put it aside (you'll need it later).
Start With Your Paper Coloured Side Up.
Want to make a beautiful plant that never needs any watering? Take a green piece of paper about 6 inches long and 2 inches width. Take a square paper of size 15 cm (2a).
