Origami rose: master class for making a rose Kawasaki with a photo and a detailed video lesson

All fans of origami art know the name of Toshikazu Kawasaki. This Japanese master is widely known among origami for his unusually realistic models.

The most popular figure of Kawasaki is the queen of flowers - a rose.

Origami rose, whose scheme, at first glance, seems very complicated, looks very natural. This realism is achieved due to the unusual technique of paper folding and methods of turning a sheet of paper.

For beginners, for the first time folding the figure "origami rose", a video master class will be simply necessary. Therefore, before work, please be patient and attentive. Do not be afraid to try new things in the elegant art of origami.

So, for work we need a square of red paper( or any other color, at your discretion).

Step-by-step master class with photos of

Before you understand how to make an origami rose, I will start a master class from the folds of a sheet of paper:

All paper folds should be done on the front and back to facilitate further work with the workpiece. As a result of paper manipulation, we should get the following:

After all the bends on the sheet are executed, we begin the addition of the rose. First of all, bend the corners of the paper to the front side. In the future, it will be the largest rose petals:

Now we turn the work back:

We move on to the next step of the work. Here, we need to fold a piece of paper on diagonal kinks, forming a square with a diagonal depression in the center:

If you followed the creasing scheme clearly, then the sheet of paper will easily fit into this position:

Now put the workpiece on the table and carefully bend the topvalve on itself:

The laborious addition process begins. Try to follow the instructions clearly. You need to bend the bottom sheet away from yourself, gently lifting the workpiece. After that, we must have the future core of the flower. She firmly holds the corners of the figure, not allowing them to turn around:

To fix the position of this core and to avoid its rupture during further manipulation, I strongly advise you to strengthen it with a piece of scotch:

We turn the work:

We begin to give the figure a volume, alternately bending the corners of the future flower inOne direction along the fold lines:

We already have the outlines of a rose. Pay attention that the figure has already acquired the bud shape:

. By retaining the previous orderliness of the work, we turn to the addition of the petals. This stage of work is quite complicated. First, you need to bend one of the corners of the flower and open it, and then bend it in the direction of the arrow to the inside:

Once you have completed the addition, you need to bend this part in the opposite direction, taking into account the fold lines of the small triangle:

Repeat this for the remainingrose petals. After this manipulation with the workpiece, the flower should acquire this form:

The remaining petals that have not been touched, need to be folded into each other. Those. Fix the edge in the pocket of the adjacent petal:

Now you need to gently press your fingers from the bottom and sides of the workpiece, cutting the bottom hole:

We got a ready-made rosebud. Our task is to disclose it. For this we need, for example, a pencil. By the way, it was for this action that we strengthened the core with adhesive tape:

We extrude the core of the flower.

After our manipulations, our flower acquires such outlines:

We begin the design of the rose petals. It is necessary to carefully fold the folds of paper. First of all, bend the double part, and then the single part of the corner. It must be carefully pulled and unfolded. The visual formation is shown in the photo:

We repeat these steps for all other rose petals:

Our rose Kawasaki is ready:

In order for our rose to be placed in a vase, you can wrap the wire with a piece of green paper and fasten it to the base of the flower bud.

For successful work on the addition of this flower, I advise you to follow the instructions mk and watch the video in parallel: