Origami Flowers: Popular Blossoms and Creative Bouquets

by Hiromi Hayashi

This special book tells you how to turn ordinary, square origami paper into pentagons, hexagons and octagons, and then by using radial creases, into intricate flowers with five, six and eight petals or even doubled numbers of folded petals. With this book, you can make colorful, fancy potted
flowers and ikebana out of store-bought origami paper by adding stems and leaves as shown. Paper, scissors, and imagination are all you need to decorate your home with blooming flowers of your own.

Genres: Origami, Nonfiction, Crafts, Reference

114 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2003

Reviews

[Molly]

Includes many designs, some from non-traditional shaped paper.

[Torakoun]

Instructions fairly clear, but this book is still for the mid to upper level folders. The flowers are so life-like!