Origami lily: master class in simple technique and modular( assembly schemes, video and step-by-step photos)

Make a lily flower from paper in several ways, including modular. It will take longer, however, and the final result will be impressive. Having executed the sequence of actions correctly, we get a beautiful three-dimensional flower origami Lily: the assembly scheme and the folding scheme of the conventional and modular flower is presented in this lesson.

Also at the end of the lesson there is a video with different types of assembly of this figure.

Method 1: classical technique

For folding lilies we take a piece of paper 24x24 cm. In general, you can fold from a square sheet of any size, but for the beginning we recommend this: it's much easier to work with than a small one.

First of all, we make the basic workpiece.

1. Fold the sheet diagonally: first one at a time, then, spreading, the second one.

2. Turn the back side and fold the side edges. Again, unfold.

3. The sheet is now folded along the upper and lower fold. Two hands take it from both sides of the diagonal folds.

4. We assemble so that all diagonal folds coincide in the center. We get a figure with four protruding triangles in different directions.

5. Bend the triangles: right - front, left - rear. We smooth. You should have 2 triangular projections on each side of the figure.

This workpiece is used for a variety of Lily origami models from lily paper;We continue the MC, we begin the main part.

1. We put the workpiece on the table, bend one edge perpendicular to the plane.

2. Inside the bent triangle, push a pencil or finger, opening it.

3. The resulting cone is smooth to the plane. The fold line from above must coincide with the bent edges.

4. We unfold the workpiece 180 degrees, repeat the previous steps, so that both sides are symmetrical to each other.

5. Now bend the left small triangle, put it on top of the right one. Their outer edges must coincide.

6. Raise the large left triangle and repeat step 2-3.

7. Turn the paper over, repeat step 5-6.

Let's move on to the next stage.

1. We put the workpiece with open ends up.

2. The corners of the top layer are folded so that they coincide with the middle. Expanding.

3. Lower the angle bend upward. As a result, it must coincide with the upper one. We turn back.

4. Put your fingers as shown in the picture. The top layer is shifted down along the lines so that the outer edges are bent along the lines that were pressed in point 2-3.The edges must touch each other along the central fold.

5. We smooth the workpiece. Angle bend upwards and smooth over the pattern.

6. Turn the paper over, repeat the steps. We put the two left triangles on top of the right side and repeat step 2-4 again.

7. The upper left triangle is bent so that it lies on top of the right side, turn the paper over and repeat. Now both sides should look identical.

8. The figure shows the corners of the top layer of paper. We bend them to the middle, so that the edges coincide with the fold line. Turn the paper over and repeat on the other side.

9. Bend the upper left triangles. They must lie on top of the right side. The average angles are added as in point 8.Turn the product over to the other side, repeat.

10. Straighten the upper corners, gently twist the petals outward, using a pencil.

The resulting lily flowers can be planted on a stem, draw a clap on them and collect in an original bouquet.

Method 2: modular origami

If for your attempt you chose the modular origami "Lily", the master class will help you with this. For this lesson, the flower is going quickly, if all the modules are ready for work.

A total of 85 white modules, 50 pink and 39 green ones are needed.

The assembly starts from the center. We connect the modules into a ring of 2 rows of 5 modules each. We postpone.

We collect the petals from the white modules, increasing their number by 1 in each row. So we collect 5 rows.

Starting from the 6th row, we start to reduce the number of modules to 1. We collect the pink modules.

Total 5 petals are needed.

The stem is made from green modules, alternating 1 and 2 modules in a row. In the middle, insert the module for the leaf.

The leaf is assembled according to the scheme: 1-2-3-3-3-2-1.We attach it to the stem.

Stamens are made from white paper, twisting into a tube and scrolling along its axis. The smooth edge is colored with a felt-tip pen.

Collect the petals in the middle, insert stamens inside.

Put the flower on the stem.

The modular lily is ready!

Other options like making an origami lily, a video instruction is suggested below.