So here are some roses, all designed by Toshikazu Kawasaki:
- Rose (top left, white), folded from a 6" (150 mm) square of thin washi paper. This rose starts with a square grid. The diagram is in the book Origami for the Connoisseur
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- Rose bud (top left, red, the smaller one), folded from a 6" (150 mm) square of duo kami paper. This rose starts with a square grid. The diagram is in the book Roses, Origami and Math,
and in the book The Greatest Dream Origami (ISBN 9784255005058).
- One minute rose (top left, red, the bigger one), folded from a 6" (150 mm) square of thin washi paper. This rose can be folded from a template, that is available in the book The Greatest Dream Origami (ISBN 9784255005058).
- Rose (top right, pink), folded from a 9" (225 mm) square of Pacon Paper Squares
(very thin and strong paper, nice to fold!). This rose starts with a 22.5 degree diagonal grid. The diagram is in the book Roses, Origami and Math
, and in the book The Greatest Dream Origami (ISBN 9784255005058).
- Leaves (top right), folded from a 6" (150 mm) square of thin washi paper. The diagram is in the book Roses, Origami and Math
, and in the book The Greatest Dream Origami (ISBN 9784255005058).
- Crystal roses (bottom left, pink), folded from a 9" (225 mm) square of Pacon Paper Squares
. The four buds are folded from a single sheet of paper. The model starts with a square grid. I tied the model with a ribbon to help keep it together. The diagram is in the book The Greatest Dream Origami (ISBN 9784255005058).
- Bridal roses (bottom right, white), folded from a 9" (225 mm) square of Pacon Paper Squares
. The four buds are folded from a single sheet of paper. The model starts with a diagonal grid that is cut from a square grid. I tied the model with a ribbon to help keep it together. The diagram is in the book The Greatest Dream Origami (ISBN 9784255005058).
3 comments:
Beautiful collection! Thanks for all the details about the paper and diagrams. I've got Greatest Dream & Connoisseur (and Pacon paper, too :)). I have yet to try the Crystal and Bridal roses.
Your blog and designs are great!
(I follow you on flickr, too...I am gailprentice there)
The roses are beautful. Recently, I folded a Kawasaki rose too. I got the instructions from You Tube.
I appreciate your comments!
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