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DIY Origami Kusudama Flowers | June 23, 2009

Origami Kusudama Flowers

Origami Kusudama Flowers

I'm absolutely smitten with Origami Kusudama Flowers at the moment. They are a lot of fun to make and would even be gorgeous as decorations for a party or wedding. They will be incorporated in a new DIY project that I will be posting soon (stay tuned!) but in the meantime, if you'd like to make some of your own, try this tutorial at Folding Trees.

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posted under: Do It Yourself

Comments

marianne from France | Feb 3, 2010

Hi there ! I'm also totally hung up on those flowers, they're so cute (and super easy to make using the Folding Trees tutorial). I've just made a bunch of them, and created framed pieces of artwork for my baby's nursery (using my old magazines). You can check it out on my blog : http://nocesdecoton.canalblog.com/archives/2010/02/02/16767026.html. I hope you like it !
Real | May 19, 2011

Beautiful flower, Beautiful colors, Beautiful Work
Cathy Schlim | Dec 5, 2014

Last Christmas I bought a ream of red paper at Office Depot and made all red flower balls. I made large and small ones...some with very fine glitter on the center areas. They were striking! Made a vertical mobile...with a large ball on the top, a med. one in the middle and a small one on the bottom...all red.