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Sweet string of flowers just in time for spring!

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  • How to make an origami flower. Spring Flowers   Mini Kirigami Project - Step 1
    Step 1

    First start off with some origami paper.

    I chose some red, yellow, and two shades of green from my mini origami set (each square is 4cm x 4cm).

  • How to make an origami flower. Spring Flowers   Mini Kirigami Project - Step 2
    Step 2

    Next I followed the kirigami steps to make sakura from one of my <a href="http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/kirigami-sakura">previous posts (click here)</a>

    If you don't want sakura, play around with the drawing. Round the tip, add extra petals etc...

  • How to make an origami flower. Spring Flowers   Mini Kirigami Project - Step 3
    Step 3

    String the flowers by weaving in and out of the spaces. That way, they'll stay in place without adhesives.

  • How to make an origami flower. Spring Flowers   Mini Kirigami Project - Step 4
    Step 4

    Secure simple leaves with clear tape or any other adhesive between each flower.

    To change it up a little, alternate between two colours or make a rainbow coloured string of varying flowers.

  • How to make an origami flower. Spring Flowers   Mini Kirigami Project - Step 5
    Step 5

    Make several strings of these flowers and attach them to some bamboo, a branch, or any other colourful stick to make a mobile.

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Charyawn221
Charyawn221
Thanks for the tutorial. I've never heard of Kirigami either, but I have been wanting to create miniature origami projects to
give myself something even more detailed and....
YOU gave it to me. This looks fun, delicate, and time consuming. Just what I need.

GREAT PROJECT!!!!
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PepperPotts
PepperPotts · Chester, England, GB · 2 projects
Beautiful, I have never heard of Kirigami before! Thank you I will be giving it a go!
xx
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Miho S.
Miho S. · 28 projects
Thank you very much.

I'm trying to make one as a gift, but finding it very hard to get the time -_-;;
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Emily C.
Emily C. · Fort Worth, Texas, US · 4 projects
cool idea! especially about the mobile! Happy
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