折り紙: 南国の花の作り方 -How to make tropical flower

22nd July – 文月

Now the temperature is finally getting summer hot in Japan, making me thinking of tropical resort. So, today’s blog will teach you how to make a tropical flower! Many might know how to make crane and iris flower (from my blog on 25th May), but how about Plumeria? If you would like to know, please get one square origami paper and scissors:)

  1. Prepare a square origami paper.

2. Lift one corner up and match to a diagonal corner. Fold to make a triangle.

3. Unfold the triangle, then fold in half to make rectangle.

In this stage, only fold left side corner.

4. Then fold it back to the first triangle shape again.

5. Bring the right side corner to the edge of line you made on the step 3.

6. Bring the right side corner (red dot part on the picture) to the same spot as step 5.

(Now it should look like this.)

7. Flip over.

8. Bring the blue line to the red line and fold it.

9. Flip over. Then make a 90 degree line from the left corner of the top paper shown as the picture.

10. Cut along the 90 degree line. Now we only use the triangle shaped one.

11. When opening the triangle shaped paper, it should look like this.

12. Flip over and do a mountain fold for the green shaded part like following pictures.(Mountain fold: Folding along the line to make upside-down V, fold to the back)↓

13. Mountain fold again for the red shaded part, just like step 12.

14. Repeat the same mountain fold for the rest of the corners. It should look like a star shape.

(After finishing mountain fold on all the corners)

(each side should look like a triangle shape)

15. Do a valley fold for the black dot line, like following pictures.

(Valley fold: Folding along the line to make V, fold to the front)↓

(valley fold – Done!)

16. Open the valley folded surface again and then, fold along the black line like following pictures.↓

(Close the valley folded surface)

17. Open the next surface and fold a black line just like step 16.

(Now it should look like this)

18. Repeat the same folding steps for the rest of surfaces.

(This is the last surface – at the back. Repeat the same steps for this part as well)

(Now all surfaces are folded.)

19. Open the petal part like this. Warp the edge part to make it look like a real petal.

20. Do the same for the rest of petals.

21. 出来上がり (Dekiagari=Done)

Published by ayamochi

I started my new project 'Little Japan Dictionary' for the purpose of spreading the Japanese culture to the world. My English could be a bit weird sometimes as I am still learning, also the information I provide here could be wrong and contain my own opinion. Therefore, I would like you to just chill and enjoy gaining some interesting knowledge from here without serious argument. Hope you like it, thank you!

5 thoughts on “折り紙: 南国の花の作り方 -How to make tropical flower

  1. This is what I’ve been waiting for a couple of years. Great. I love challenges.
    I pray to lord that it doesn’t turn out difficult like Japnese Iris Origami 折り紙: 菖蒲の作り方.
    I actually made one in 1000 try. Have you seen it?
    Come on Click the below link you need to see it. My nearby stationery went out of paper on my try to make one.
    https://akashnepaliblogs.wordpress.com/2020/06/11/origami-how-to-make-iris-reblog/#more-924
    And also てるてる坊主 (Teru Teru Bouzu)
    https://akashnepaliblogs.wordpress.com/2020/07/21/%e6%a2%85%e9%9b%a8%e3%80%80tsuyu-rainy-season/

    (P.S: I am thankful towards you for making my Lockdown days productive.)
    Happy Blogging.

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      1. Really!
        I am Honored and glad that you seperate yourself some time to see my work.
        And honestly speaking . Plz dont upload next blog about how to make origami for max 2 3 months.
        My nearby stationary shop is still unable to recover from paper crisis which started last month on my try to make one Japnese iris.

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      2. I did not know there was a way to check others’ blogs till I saw yours, so thank you for brooding my view haha
        Huhuhu, I am thinking to upload it soon… finger crossed for the stationary shops in Nepal! (jks)

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      3. Yes, it’s surpises and discovery that broads our view you know. Like yours but different, Before my views on internet was just another way of being rejected by girl but who knew by same mean I was to get connected with a complete new stranger but dearest japanese friend.
        As always dont thank me. I thank you for your like and precious view.
        And talking about uploads. Okay bring on some challenges. I will import some papers from my neighbourhood nation and indian friends.

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