Origami Tulips: A Fun Paper Craft!

I have always been fascinated with Origami and the fun things you can make simply by folding paper. If you are looking for a fun paper craft, then give these Origami Tulips a try! Just follow the easy step-by-step instructions and you can create a beautiful tulip bouquet!

Just like origami, quilling is a fun paper craft to do! Keeping in line with the flower theme, you can make cute Quilled Hyacinth Flowers with these easy steps!

Supplies Needed

Origami Papers.
Pencils
Ruler
Scissors
Paper Glue

Instructions

Take a square piece of origami paper.

Fold it right on the middle horizontally and vertically, then open the folds.

Then place the paper diagonally. Similarly, fold it horizontally and vertically. Then again open up the fold.

Hold the two points on the right and left side.

Slightly push the two corners.

As you slightly push the two corners the paper will fold according to the previous folds and take a triangular shape.

Place the triangles larger flat side upwards and the center point downwards.

Now take the triangles one strap from the top left side and bring it downwards to the triangles point.

Similarly, fold down the right sides strap.

Flip the triangle to the opposite side.

Similarly, fold the straps on this side like previously. It will create a diamond shape.

Take the left pointed side of the diamond shape and bring it towards the right side then do the same on the other side.

You’ll get a flat surface on the diamond shape.

Now take the left pointed strap of the diamond shape and bring it towards the center of the diamond shape.

Similarly, bring the right strap towards the center.

Apply glue on one of the straps.

Open up the middle of the other strap.

Put the glued strap inside the opened strap and press it. Allow the glue to dry.

Apply the same method on the opposite side of the piece.

Blow a little bit air using your mouth on the tiny hole on the bottom of the tulip.

Slightly pull down the petals of the tulip to finish up the tulip.

Take a green piece of paper (¼ of an A4 sized paper)

Roll the paper tightly and make a stick.

Put the stick through the tulips hole on the bottom and glue it there.

Now glue the leaves on the stick.