2. Fold in half horizontally, then fold in half on each side, and then fold in half 1 time, leaving 7 horizontal creases on the paper.

3. Fold vertically, fold the folded sides again, and fold again 1 time, leaving 7 longitudinal creases on the paper.

4. Unfold the paper and fold it diagonally

5. After opening, leave the crease as above.

6. Fold up the four corners

7. Fold in half along a diagonal line

8. Find the nearest line above the diagonal that is connected by the intersection of horizontal and vertical creases, and fold it up.

9. The other diagonal line is also the same as the previous step, and a crease is folded.

10, open the picture above, and then fold it diagonally.

1 1, the most basic steps

12. Fold it according to this red line (diagonal of the bottom small square).

14, and then unfold the paper.

15, the most basic steps

16, turn the paper over

17, pinch the four diagonal lines, and the above picture shows the effect seen from above.

18. Fold the origami inward, and at the same time, press the top square downward along its diagonal.

19. Fold the origami like this, and the upper and lower papers must be folded in opposite directions.

20. Put the origami flat and it will become this picture.

2 1, flatten the origami, and fold the upper left origami downward according to the red line.

23. Then spread the back half from the back, and it will look like the top.

24. Then turn out the bottom of the origami and you can see the picture above. Pay attention to the fact that it looks like a windmill after folding.

25. Fold down as indicated by the red line.

26. Press the red line to turn the origami down.

28. What it looks like after all four sides are completed. Learn this step patiently! It's not easy

29. The way the origami is turned over

30. Fold back two small triangles as shown in the red line.

3 1 Fold the triangle to the right as shown in the red line.

34. Fold it to the left as shown in the red line again.

46. Gently pull the four petals outward to expose the flower core.

48. Gently press the edge of the petal to make the outer end of the petal have a certain radian, as if it were a real petal.

49. In order to make the flowers look more beautiful, you can try different papers.

Because the paper is too thick or too thin, it will affect the appearance of the flowers after folding.

50. The last step of flowering is to decorate the petals properly to make them look more natural and beautiful.

Of course, it would be more beautiful to add branches and leaves and put them in a vase! Here's how to add branches and leaves to flowers!

These are the materials to be prepared. You can buy iron wire for making flowers directly in the stationery store. If you have iron wire at home, you can also buy green adhesive paper in the stationery store (which is also a must for making flowers) and wrap the iron wire. The effect is the same!

5 1, put a circle at the top of the iron wire to help fix the iron wire in the flower:

52, the production of leaves is very simple, just cut a leaf-shaped green paper and fold out the veins, you can!

53. Insert the iron wire into the bottom of the flower and stick some double-sided tape on the bottom of the flower.

54. Wrap the green sticky paper around the iron wire and stick the flowers and branches together. Although the green adhesive paper has a certain viscosity, if you feel that the viscosity is not enough, you can also use double-sided tape to help. That's why I put some double-sided tape on the bottom of the flower in the previous step.

55. After fixing the flowers, you can add leaves.