Today, I did a quick arrangement in purple. Here is the end result.
It has 6 roses total. 2 large roses and 4 little roses. I put them into a little basket and added a some paper grass.
Here it is from a different angle where you can see all the roses.
Here is a closeup shot of one of the large roses.
Roses are forever flowers, in my opinion. They are timeless in what they stand for. Here are some paper origami roses. I’ve made these in various colors. I make these with 20″ long wire stems. The roses measure about 4″ in diameter.
This is a simple purple floret origami paper flower. When you combine a couple dozen of these, and arrange them in a sphere, you’ll get a hydrangea!
The folding diagrams for this floret is fairly easy to follow.
I make these with 6″ stems of floral wire and floral tape. The little florets are roughly the same size as the little individual flowers of a large hydrangea ball.
Here is an origami petunia flower. I made it using purple/lavenderish wrapping paper.
The instructions for this particular flower can be found in the book “Origami Flowers: Popular Blossoms and Creative Bouquets” written by Hiromi Hayashi.
I make these flowers with 6″ stems made of floral wire and floral tape. The flowers themselves measure 1.75″ across in diameter.
