Have Fun With Origami 3D Flowers

ISBN 9786059192798

AUTHOR Hiromi Hayashi

SIZE 20 x 27 cm / 8 x 10.8"

PAGE QUANTITY 112pp

PRODUCT CODE 6600

PRICE $14.95 / £9.99

Have Fun with Origami 3D Flowers

Origami of Beautiful Flowers to Bring a Touch Colour to Everyday Living

About the Book

Create three-dimensional origami flowers with this book.

This book includes thirty projects- everything from tulips, peonies, sunflowers and daffodils to cherry blossoms, poinsettias, roses and other delicate and ornate flowers.

About the Author

Hiromi Hayashi

Hiromi Hayashi was born in Japan in 1963. While she loved origami just as much as any Japanese child would, it was not until her beloved daughter was hospitalized that she found that origami can encourage others. Just then, she encountered a book called Origami Kyoushitu-Hana by Dokuotei Nakamura and was fascinated by the art of turning origami paper into flowers. She has been creating various flowers in her own style ever since, and now resides east of Tokyo, in Chiba City.

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Tulip

Tulips with pretty, multicoloured flowers. Flowers made with origami won't ever wilt, so you can display them in any container you like.

Clover

With its distinctive small, round and white flowers,the clover is a familiar favourite.You can also make the four-leaf variety!

Chinese Peony

A very popular flower with a finely textured bloom. If made in a pastel colour, you can pair it with a container that has a bit of character.

Narcissus

Narcissus has such radiant white petals, the contrast with the yellow is lovely, I'm sure you’ll agree. This is a tall flower, so I've put it with a vase that has some height.

Rose

Everybody wants to have a go at making the popular rose. I’ve used deep red origami paper for extra elegance. A rose looks a picture wherever you display it.

Blue Rose

Developments in breeding have finally brought us the blue rose. Why not make a gift for your loved ones?

Sunflower

The sunflower is a feature of the summer. I’ve tried making a paper version in a reduced size. A nice idea is to put them by the window in a straw vase to bring the summer to mind.

Ume

Ume, or plum blossom, is stately when in bloom. Partner it with a mellow vase or display the flowers on their own. The key is to make the twigs quite long to bring out the height.

Gypsophila

Gypsophila is renowned for playing an excellent supporting role in a flower arrangement. If you make lots and put them together, they are nice and effective just on their own. Enjoy the contrasting pink and white.

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