A simple square of colored paper can become anything if you master the art of origami. Some people think it's difficult. However, in practice, you can easily learn how to add both simple and complex ones in just a couple of hours.

Or, you can make something like this out of paper - a flower from origami modules. Absolutely nothing complicated! But how beautiful!

For work we will need the following materials:

• colored paper, colored on both sides,
• ruler,
• glue,
• scissors.

The process of making a flower from origami modules:

1. Colored paper of the desired color must first be cut into squares. A convenient square size is 10*10 cm. You can make it larger or a little smaller, but not by much - very small modules are inconvenient to fold. 7 squares are needed.

2. Fold each square in half diagonally.

3. Then we connect the corners that are on the fold line together with the third corner.

4. We lift and open each of the two triangles obtained from above.

5. Flatten them so that looking at them from above you get diamond shapes.

6. Turning it over to the reverse side, we will see these protruding triangles that need to be bent towards the center.

7. Now turn it over again and hide the curved triangles inward on both sides.

8. We came out with these figures: on both sides, instead of rhombuses, they now have isosceles triangles.

9. Fold the outer side of each of the two triangles to the other along the midline.

10. To get one petal for a flower from origami modules, you need to smear glue on the sides of the resulting paper blank.

11. Glue them together without bending the shape in half, so that the volume necessary for the flower remains.

12. Seven of these petals make a very beautiful origami flower - they need to be carefully coated with glue on the side and glued together.

13. Inside, the folded sides of the triangles make an interesting fluffy core.

14. At the back, all the petals converge at one point, to which you can glue a wooden skewer, wrapping it with green paper - you get a stem for a flower.

15. From several of these origami flowers you can make a very nice bouquet as a gift for March 8th. In addition, it is easy to make origami from origami modules in the same way.

Useful tips

If you want to learn how to make beautiful origami flowers from paper, then this is the place for you. Some paper flowers are so beautiful that they can be confused with real ones.

They may be easy to assemble, others are more difficult, but it’s worth trying to assemble them all, so that you can please your loved ones later.

Origami flowers made of paper. Box with a rose.

To make such a flower you will need:

12 squares of paper (4 each for box, lid and rose)

Approximately 30 minutes of free time

Modules with curls will serve as connecting links for attaching the rosette to the lid.

In the video tutorial by Tadashi Mori you can clearly see how this gift is assembled.

This beautiful craft can be used as a box for an engagement ring or other small gift.

Origami flower (video)

Origami paper flower. Azalea.

In this master class you can learn how to make a beautiful azalea from paper. This paper flower is so beautiful that it can be confused with a real one.

Despite its complexity, origami azalea is still worth trying, especially if you want to prepare an unusual surprise for someone.

It is worth noting that the paper azalea consists of two parts: the flower and the stamen.

To start collecting a flower, you need to prepare 2 sheets of rectangular paper, which should be in a ratio of 2 to 1.

You can prepare a square of paper and divide it as shown in the image:

To make the main flower you will need a large rectangle (1), and to make the inner part you will need a small rectangle (2).

* It is advisable to use soft and thin paper, as you will need to make a lot of folds.

Below you will find a video tutorial on assembling an azalea in 3 parts. The flower model was created by Kalei Anne Lundberg, and the video tutorial itself was prepared by Mari Michaelis.

Origami flowers (video)

Part I

Part II

Part III

Origami curl flower

This flower is very easy to make. You can give it to your girlfriend, mother, grandmother, etc.

In fact, the curlicue flower consists of several modules that were connected together. Unlike other origami schemes, the modules in this example are not folded, but folded.

To make such a flower we will need:

10 triangular sheets of paper in two colors (5 sheets of each color)

9cm square stickers (you will need to cut them diagonally in advance)

Chinese chopstick (can be replaced with a thin pencil)

20 minutes of free time

It is worth noting that each petal of your flower must be rolled separately.

* To make your paper curl better, try brushing the edges a little with water.

When you have prepared all the petals, start assembling the model.

The inner petals need to be folded towards the middle, and the outer ones should be attached to the side edges of the inner petals.

Watch the video tutorial to learn more about assembling the flower. This paper flower was designed by Krystyna Burczyk.

Modular origami flowers (video)

Origami of paper flowers according to the Del Rio pattern

You can decorate any interior with this flower, and thanks to the fact that you can easily attach a stem to it, you can make a whole bouquet.

To assemble it you will need:

1 square piece of soft paper measuring 15x15cm or larger

About 20 minutes of free time

This flower was created by Ernesto Del Rio Jimenez. It is not difficult to assemble it, the main thing is to carefully watch the video tutorial presented.

* Try to make all the folds evenly, since after unrolling the paper flower they will all open up and its symmetry may suffer.

* If you want to make a stem for a flower, you need to roll a thin tube of paper, and then carefully cut off its lower part and insert it into the flower. You can secure your origami flower at the top and bottom using thin elastic bands.

Origami flowers (video)

Video tutorial presented by Tadashi Mori:

Origami lotus flowers

Even though the lotus flower emerges from swamp water, after it sprouts, it looks completely clean. Therefore, this flower is a symbol of purity.

To make an origami lotus flower you will need a large square sheet of paper. It is worth noting that you will have to fold the leaf a lot, and each time it will become smaller, which means that in order to make it more convenient to collect the flower, the leaf must be rather large.

Origami flower diagram

You can also use the video tutorial to assemble a lotus.

Origami of paper flowers (video)

Origami lotus made from paper modules

If you want to assemble a more complex lotus model, then you will need more than one leaf.

Prepare 8 strips of red paper, measuring 13.5 x 7.5 cm - they will be used to make the flower itself - and 4 strips of green of the same size for the leaves.

Origami flowers made of paper (video)

Origami diagram of sunflower flowers

This colorful, sunny flower can be made in several ways. You will be interested to know that in Peru the sunflower was the emblem of the Sun God. In China it is a symbol of longevity. It is believed that it imparts magical powers.

We present to your attention two different sunflower assembly schemes and one video tutorial.

1. Origami sunflower (diagram)

2. Scheme of an origami sunflower flower

3. How to make an origami sunflower flower (video)

Paper origami. Flower scheme with four petals.

In this master class you will be able to make a beautiful, delicate and very simple flower with four petals.

* It is worth noting that both sides of the paper sheet are colored, and in the middle of one of the sides there is a yellow spot, which is the core of the bud.

* Fold the square paper into a mountain along the marked vertical and horizontal lines. Also fold in a valley along diagonal lines. Next, straighten your workpiece.

* The petals need to be straightened and you will get an origami paper flower with four petals.

How to make origami flowers. Bouquet of kirigami.

These cute flowers can be used to decorate a room or as a gift to a loved one.

It will be interesting to note that each detail of such a flower is assembled separately, and after that all the parts are assembled together and you get a beautiful composition.

Assembling the middle

Making a petal

Fold the sheet

We attach several sheets to the middle

We make a stem from thin wire and attach a flower and petals to it

After assembling the bouquet, you can place the composition in a vase.

For a more harmonious composition, it is better to place short flowers in the front and long ones in the background.

DIY origami flowers. Poppy.

You can divide the entire process of assembling an origami poppy flower into 10 steps, which are listed below.

*Please note that the paper in this example is not square - it is a hexagon. You can use scissors to get this shape.

* You can use markers to give the flower a special touch and add patterns. Since this is a poppy, the color should be appropriate.

* Make “valley” and “mountain” folds along the intended dotted line in the following order: valley-mountain-valley-mountain.

*When you have done all the folds, you will need to prepare a shape like this. To do this, bend the top along the indicated line, and then straighten it again.

* To form a flower, bend the paper as shown in the picture.

* Insert your finger inside the structure and “open” the figure.

* Now you need to make a “valley” fold in the place indicated by the left dotted line. Next, make a “mountain” fold along the right dotted line and repeat “valley-mountain” across the entire surface of the paper.

As a child, each of us collected paper crafts. Ships, airplanes, frogs are traditional paper toys. However, the resilient Japanese did not stop there. Origami is a whole culture, the art of paper plasticity. In today's article I will introduce you to one of the types of this art - modular origami. For some reason I wanted to remember summer today and I bring to your attention origami flowers daisy. This very beautiful, clean flower will look great in an arrangement on your desktop. After all, the warm rays of the sun emanate from it, looking at it, you always want to go on vacation. At the moment I will offer you chamomile origami scheme - the easiest to work with. When you master such a volume of work, you will definitely create another scheme, a heavier, but charming daisy according to a different scheme.

Already from the name it is clear that these crafts are based on modules, which, when inserted into each other, are assembled like a construction set. Therefore, the first thing we need to master is creating a module. To do this, we need a regular A4 sheet 1. Cut the sheet into 16 equal parts, as shown in the figure.

2. Take one sheet and bend it in half.

3. Once again in half and unfold it back. Turn the fold towards you

4. Follow the lines, fold the edges towards the center.

5. Turn over and fold the bottom flaps up. At the same time, we bend the remaining corners behind the triangle.

6. Unbend, folding small triangles along the marked lines, and again bend the flaps up. Fold in half.

7. The module is ready.

8. On one side it has a pocket, which we will need during assembly.

Don't be put off by such a long description. In fact, the module itself is assembled simply and very quickly. Once you figure it out, your hands will continue to twist the modules by themselves. Further things you need to know before starting assembly - the module has 2 sides: Short:

and long:

This is important because during assembly we will connect the modules along the long or short side. And finally, we move on to the process of creation itself. I will show you one simple scheme from modular origami. Having mastered it, you will be able to take on more complex models. The “Chamomile” scheme, the first and second rows will be assembled from 20 pink modules. When assembling, the module is placed on the short side, as shown in the picture.

We make the third row of 10 yellow modules, placing the module on the long side. At this stage, be careful that the tails of adjacent modules are connected. That is, we get a staggered connection.

After this, we turn our flower over and the remaining rows will be made in modules on the short side.

Fourth row – 10 yellow modules.

Fifth row – we put 2 elements on each module. Assembly takes place in such a way that the free pocket ends up inside. Thus, we will need 20 white modules.

The last sixth row will consist of 30 white modules. We put 3 elements on 2 modules, again the free pockets should be inside.

The flower itself is ready, all that remains is to make the stem and leaves. To do this, we need a regular straw and green electrical tape.

We wrap the straw with electrical tape, make leaves from colored paper or from the same electrical tape. We insert the stem into the middle of the flower. To do this, we squeeze the chamomile petals a little, and a hole is formed on the back side for the straw. It must be said that there is no need for special fastening; the stem will hold on just fine.

Make a few more of these daisies and you will have a wonderful spring bouquet. This craft can also be a good gift for friends and family.

Modular origami: flowers

In general, there are many types of origami. We suggest trying your hand at volumetric. To create such figures, a large number of identical elements are used - modules that are inserted into each other. The most commonly used is the triangular module. As a rule, it is made up of small pieces of paper, which are then inserted into each other. All module sheets must be the same size. 1/16 or 1/32 of the landscape sheet is most suitable. So, let's move on to creating modules:

As you can see, the module has two bottom corners and two pockets, so they can easily be inserted into each other. This is how origami flowers are created from triangular modules.

However, in addition to the triangular modules, you will need 1 kusudama module for the core of the module flowers.

1. Fold a square piece of paper in half with the front side facing inward.

   

2. Having unfolded it, fold it in half again, but in the other direction.

   

3. Unfold the workpiece and fold it in half diagonally, inside out.

   

4. We unfold the part again and fold it diagonally, but in the other direction.
5. Having unfolded the workpiece, turn it inside out towards you.

   

6. Using the lines created by folding diagonally, we fold the square.
7. Bend the edge of the square and flatten it in the middle.

   

8. Having turned the square over, we do the same with the 3rd edge, as well as 2 and 4.

   

9. We bend 1 edge of the part 180 degrees. We see only its seamy side.

   

10. We bend the edge so that the edge is along the fold line of the workpiece.

    

11. We do the same with the 2nd rib.

    

12. After this, the triangular edge between the bent ribs must be bent towards the top of the module.

    

13. In the same way, in pairs, we add 5 and 6, 3 and 4, 7 and 8 ribs of the workpiece.

    

14. We unfold the entire workpiece.

    

15. We work with the wrong side. We begin to fold and assemble the part, as shown in the photo.
16. Fold the remaining three corners of the workpiece in the same way.
17. Our module is ready!

Modular origami flowers: master class

Now let’s proceed directly to assembling the cornflower flower. To do this, you will need to make 10 blue, 10 green and 70 blue triangular modules and 1 blue kusudama module. The assembly diagram for modular origami cornflower flowers is as follows:

1. 3 rows are assembled immediately:

• 1 row - 10 green modules;
• 2nd row – 10 blue modules, put on long side out;
• 3rd row - 10 blue modules, put on the short side outward.

We get a small flower.

2. Turn the flower over to the other side and fold the 4th row of 10 blue modules.

3. In the 5th row you should put on 20 blue modules. This is done in such a way that there are 2 modules on each previous module. Free pockets should be inside.

4. Row 6 uses 30 blue modules. For every previous 2 modules, 3 modules are put on: 1 module is located in the center, and 2 side ones so that the free pockets are inside.

5. A kusudama module is inserted into the core of the flower.

6. Making a cornflower stem. To do this, we cut out the top part of the cocktail tube; we don’t need it.

Wrap the tube in green paper and cut out a leaf.

7. Insert the stem into the lower central part of the flower. Ready!

So, knowing how to make a flower from modules, you can easily create a whole bouquet of cornflowers. It is best to place the bouquet in an origami vase made from modules. This is a completely different story!

From the modules you can make a flower vase and other figures, for example, a hare.

Master class Craft product Origami Chinese modular Modular origami “Lotus” Paper Glue

I have seen a similar lotus on the Internet more than once, but MK and the diagram are nowhere to be found (at least I haven’t found one). Many people are looking for a diagram or a master class, I decided to help))) This is the lotus we will make today )) For him we need: white -271; pink - 1064; green - 780 Module size 1/32.

So, let's begin))

Thus, we collect 2 rows of 8 pieces in each row. We close the chain.

Third row 16 pcs. We dress it this way (shown in a different color in the photo).

Fourth row 16 modules. We dress as usual.

Carefully, holding the edges, turn the workpiece inside out.

Fifth row 32 pcs. Add in the same way as in photo number 5, only with the reverse side.

Sixth, seventh and eighth rows of 32 pcs. in every row. We dress as usual.

The ninth and tenth rows are 32 pcs. but we put it on with the long side out. The ninth row is white, the tenth is pink.

Now we collect the top six leaf (that’s what I call it). We collect 2 rows of 54 pieces. in each row. It is better to place it on glue.

Third row 1 white module, 8 pink, 1 white, 8 pink, etc.

Fourth row: 2 white, 7 pink, etc.

Fifth row: 2 white, 6 pink. We dress this way.

Sixth row: 2 white, 5 pink, etc.

Seventh row: 2 white, 4 pink.

There are 3 pink ones in the eighth row, 2 in the ninth row, and 1 in the tenth row.

The eleventh row is 2 white, the twelfth row is 1 white. Our six-leaf pattern is ready.

Now we make the bottom six-sheet. We collect 3 rows of 66 pieces.

Fourth row: 1 white, 10 pink, etc.

Fifth row 2 white, 9 pink, etc.

Sixth row: 2 white, 8 pink, etc.

We slightly raise the center of the upper six-leaf leaf and carefully insert the crown of our flower into the hole.

This is what the workpiece looks like from the reverse side.

It is advisable to glue the joint using a heat gun.

Glue the lower six-leafed leaf and bend it into the shape of a lotus.

And here are our leaves. We collect 6 rows of 39 pieces. in every row.

Seventh row. We put one module on one ray. Thus, there are 78 pieces in the row.

The next row, we put on 12 modules in the usual way, skip 2 rays, put on 12, skip 2, etc.

Then 10,9,8,7, etc. Now the leaves are ready))

We connect all the details and voila))) Our lotus is ready)))

Here it is in red)))

THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who looked)) This is my first MK)) I hope I explained everything clearly))

Modular origami is more complex than simple origami for children and requires attention, perseverance, spatial thinking and patience. However, modular origami is not difficult to fold. The main thing is to be careful! Flowers in modular origami take pride of place. Along with thematic figures for the holidays (for example, an Easter egg on a stand using the modular origami technique), they are created from simple modules. It’s a little more difficult to make volumetric modules. For example, the primrose flower. It turns out beautiful and strict.

For work we will need the following materials:

• square of origami paper with a side of 10 cm.

How to make a primrose flower in modular origami:

1. From origami paper you need to fold the basic shape of a double square.

15 row - 18 white, 2 pink, 16 row - 17 white, 2 pink, 17 row - 16 white, 2 pink,

18 row - 15 white, 2 pink, 19 row - 14 white, 2 pink,

20 row - 13 white, 2 pink,

21 row - 12 white, 2 pink, 22 row - 11 white, 2 pink,

23 row - 10 white, 2 pink, 24 row - 9 white, 2 pink,

25 row - 8 white, 2 pink, 26 row - 7 white, 2 pink,

27 row - 6 white, 2 pink, 28 row - 5 white, 2 pink,

29 row - 4 white, 2 pink, 30 row - 3 white, 2 pink,

31 rows - 2 white, 2 pink,

32 row - 1 white, 2 pink, 33 row - 2 pink, 34 row - 1 pink

crafts from modular origami

Big flower

Modules 1\32 A4 sheets

1-14 rows - 10 white modules, 15-18 rows - 20 white, 19 rows - 19 white, 1 pink,

(we begin to form the flower by reducing the white modules)

20 row - 18 white, 2 pink, 21 row - 17 white, 2 pink, 22 row - 16 white,

2 pink, 23 row-15 white, 2 pink, 24 row-14 white, 2 pink,

25 row - 13 white, 2 pink, 26 row - 12 white, 2 pink,

27 row - 11 white, 2 pink, 28 row - 10 white, 2 pink, 29 row - 9 white, 2 pink,

30 row - 8 white, 2 pink, 31 row - 7 white, 2 pink,

32 row - 6 white, 2 pink, 33 row - 5 white, 2 pink,

34 row - 4 white, 2 pink, 35 row - 3 white, 2 pink, 36 row - 2 white, 2 pink,

37 row - 1 white, 2 pink, 38 row - 2 pink, 39 row - 1 pink

DIY modular origami

Petal

1 row-1 green

2 row-2 green

3 row-3 green

4 row-4 green

5 row-5 green make 2 parts and connect them

6 row-6 green

7 row-7 green

After connecting, we continue to collect the sheet

8 row-13 green modules

9 row-14 green

10 row-13 green

11 row-14 green

12 row-13 green

Reduce around the edges

13 row - 12 green, 14 row - 11 green, 15 row - 10 green, 16 row - 9 green,

17 row - 8 green, 18 row - 7 green, 19 row - 6 green,

20 row - 5 green, 21 row - 4 green, 22 row - 3 green, 23 row - 2 green.

24 row-1 green

Core calla lilies

For the stems, I took wire and wrapped it with green strips of paper.

Modular origami cornflower

Every day something new and interesting appears in the world. And one of these innovations is modular origami flowers. This type of art became popular among young people and the older generation only a few years ago, but has already won one of the first places.

Flowers created using modules turn out to be very unusual and interesting. They can be made in natural sizes and colors using various papers or fabrics. But the best results are tulips, lilies in a basket and daisies.

There are many designs online for modular origami flowers, such as snowdrops, chrysanthemums and poppies. Let's look at step-by-step instructions for modular origami flowers, in particular lilies in a basket.

To make a paper basket with lilies you need to have:

1. A4 sheets in pink, blue, green and yellow colors. 10 sheets of each color.
2. You also need 30 white A4 sheets and scissors.
3. To assemble the basket, you need to make pink and blue modules. Connect three pink modules together, forming sixteen such triplets.
4. Then the workpiece is connected, and two solid rings are obtained. The first two rows are ready.
5. Up to the eighth row, thirty-two modules are added in each row.
6. The ninth row alternates two blue and two pink. The total is -32.
7. The tenth row is one blue module on top of two of the same color. The same thing needs to be repeated with pink ones.
8. Eleventh row - two pink modules on top of one. There is one in the twelfth row.

Next the arches are assembled. Each arch strip has thirteen pink modules: six on each side and one at the end. Only eight arches are made. Then on top of the pink modules there is a row of blue ones. The flower basket is almost complete.

When the row is completed, you should begin making the handle. To make a handle, there is a special diagram. There are forty-two rows of three modules in the handle. When the handle is completely assembled, you need to bend it a little and attach it. You can decorate paper crafts with leaves. A diagram for assembling a modular origami leaf can be found on the Internet.

Now let's move on to the step-by-step assembly of lilies. A description of the process will help with this. To make a lily, you need a square sheet of yellow or white paper.

The scheme for assembling colors of modular origami is simple:

• The sheet is bent diagonally with the corners up.
• The two side corners are connected.
• Next, one of the corners needs to be “opened” and aligned in the middle.
• The same thing is done with the second one.

The result was a figure with four triangular edges. All triangles are opened and leveled in turn.

• Next, the lower left corner, divided by a line, is bent towards the middle. You need to do the same with the right one. The resulting pockets open up.
• As a result, another triangle appeared in the middle; it needs to be bent upward, then flipped over like a page to make quadrilaterals without a triangle in the middle. The side corners are folded towards the middle on both sides.
• The petals open - the lily is ready. We fill the basket with lilies, and we get a flower still life.

A beautiful flower basket can be given to friends or placed in a prominent place so that the flowers of modular origami paper are pleasing to the eye.

This basket can be filled with calla lilies. Modular origami calla lily flowers, their assembly diagram or step-by-step instructions can also be found on the Internet. If the scheme doesn’t work, watch a master class from experienced origamists. Modular origami, flowers in particular, is a very beautiful and fascinating art that gives peace, joy and decorates the home with incredible paper crafts.

How to make daisies

Flowers from origami modules can be made of other types, for example, daisies.

• Cut a standard A1 sheet into sixteen equal parts. Take one sheet and fold it in half. Then cut it in half again and turn it with the fold towards you.
• Next, fold the edges towards the center, strictly along the resulting lines.
• Turn over and fold the flaps from bottom to top. The remaining tips are bent over the resulting triangle.
• Then straighten the structure, fold the figures in the form of triangles along the marked lines, and fold the cuffs up again. Fold the resulting format into a triangle. A pocket is formed on one side of the module, which will come in handy later.
• The design has two sides - short and long. When assembling, it is the daisy modules that are installed on the shortened side.
• The first twenty rows of the flower are assembled from modules of the same color.
• The next ten rows of modules of a different color are installed on the extended side. The connection should occur in a checkerboard pattern.
• Subsequent rows are installed on the shortened side. Turning the future flower over, attach the yellow modules. Each subsequent petal (module) is fitted with two elements.

For a medium-sized chamomile you will need about twenty white petals. On the final (sixth) row, not two, but three elements are put on. Essentially, the chamomile is ready. As a stem, you can use a plastic straw for drinks and cover it with green electrical tape or colored paper.

Tulips

Tulips that can be placed in a vase are beautiful. For a classic composition you will need more than 100 ready-made elements. The modules themselves are manufactured according to the above scheme.

• First, three elements are fastened together. The module on the left side will serve as the basis for the first row, and on the right - for the second. Next, four elements are installed in the second and third rows. Only after this does the assembly of the third row begin.
• The next stage is the formation of the height of the tulip bud. For the ring you will need about 15 elements. In this case, each circle closes into a ring, which is then carefully turned inside out.

Finally, it is necessary to attach the previously prepared petals evenly or in a chaotic manner. For convenience, the bud is designed to be attached to a drinking straw.

Origami (Japanese: 折り紙, lit.: “folded paper”) is the ancient art of folding paper figures. The art of origami has its roots in ancient China, where paper was discovered.

Origami was originally used in religious rituals. For a long time, this type of art was available only to representatives of the upper classes, where mastery of paper folding techniques was a sign of good form. Only after the Second World War did origami go beyond the East and come to America and Europe, where it immediately found its fans.

Classic origami is made from a square sheet of paper.

There is a certain set of symbols necessary to sketch the folding diagram of even the most complex product. Most of the conventional signs were introduced into practice in the mid-20th century by the famous Japanese master Akira Yoshizawa.

Classic origami requires the use of one square, evenly colored sheet of paper without glue or scissors. Contemporary art forms sometimes depart from this canon. Varieties of origami - modular origami And

a flower consists of 5 elements. one module “lily” green, paper size 10cm.
two modules of red or pink color (close to the color of poppy petals) size 9 cm.
and, the middle. consists of two modules made like a “super ball” module. one black (6cm) and yellow (5cm). for the core, we make modules like for a “super ball”, only in a shortened version - without unfolding the module inward.

These are the modules for the flower core. We insert the yellow module inside the black one. Please note - in the black module I didn’t bend the sharp ends, but in the yellow one I did (it turns out more believable) now I’ll show you for those who don’t know how the lily module is made. We bend the square diagonally on both sides like this, then turn it over and bend it like this. You should get bulges and depressions. We make the basic “double square” module, then bend the corners to the middle on four sides, then open and bend the resulting pockets inward. open it and press it in with your finger. You will get a blank similar to a diamond. Here's a diamond. Now let’s go over it like this, now the same operation that is distinctive from a lily - you need to outline the boundaries and width of the petal - bend the corners by 2 millimeters, leaving the future petal as wide as possible. Holding the side folds with your fingers, pull out the pocket and press down the middle. repeat this on 4 sides. We mark the bend of the petal by eye or with a pen and cut it off with scissors. see the result of the circumcision in the previous photo. (it was possible to bend the edges, but in this version it seemed to me that the petals acquired an almost natural bend)) we turn over the workpiece and bend the edges as thinly as possible. do this on 4 sides. for comparison - below is a classic lily with sharp petals, and above is a modernized poppy petal