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Flower bomb
I really liked <a href="http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/origami_kusadama_flowers">this project</a> and when i was looking through the comments, someone said that if you glued loads together you would get a flower bomb! I googled it, and found a website with a very vague explanation, so i trial and errored, and ended up with this cool flower bomb!
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Ashley Jean favorited Kusudama Flower Bomb
22 Mar 05:06
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Lisey D. favorited Kusudama Flower Bomb
28 Jun 07:26
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Dreamingofrain favorited Kusudama Flower Bomb
28 Mar 17:58
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Carla H. added Kusudama Flower Bomb to 3/29
14 Mar 23:01
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wool commented on Kusudama Flower Bomb
07 Mar 15:41
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Deborah P. favorited Kusudama Flower Bomb
07 Feb 19:25
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sarah.keller.1048 added Kusudama Flower Bomb to paper
06 Jan 17:23
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Alex B. favorited Kusudama Flower Bomb
18 Dec 03:21
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vickie.m.ruff added Kusudama Flower Bomb to flower bomb
10 Dec 22:30
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vickie.m.ruff favorited Kusudama Flower Bomb
10 Dec 22:30
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Step 1Make twelve flowers following the instructions on the project in the description.
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Step 2Take your first flower and put glue along two of the petals.
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Step 3line these petals up with the petals of another flower and carefully press together.
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Step 4Take the next flower and put glue along three of the petals.
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Step 5Glue this onto the two joined flowers you already have, gluing the two outer petals to the petals on the first two flowers, and the middle petal to the join of the first two flowers. (i hope that makes sense! Look at the picture to see what i mean)
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Step 6Keep adding flowers!
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Step 7Here is the last flower going in.
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Step 8Voila! A beautiful flower bomb.
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actually looks better in real life
REALLY PRETTY
you can find the flower shapes here http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/origami_kusadama_flowers