Making beautiful and unusual paper figures is not as difficult as it might seem at first glance. In Japan, even small children can easily learn the art of origami - creating figures from paper. In order to join the creative process, you only need sheets of paper. To learn how to make a tulip out of paper, you don't need to use glue, scissors or thread.
Instructions
1. First, you should choose colored paper for making tulips - A4 paper sheets of red, lilac, white, yellow, pink shades are suitable. However, if you wish, you can make tulips of the most fantastic shades - after all, breeders were able to bring out tulips in black, blue, purple and bright green.
2. Taking a sheet of paper, cut an even square out of it. The resulting square must be folded in half, and then folded diagonally twice.
3. Make sure that as you fold the sheet of paper, the longitudinal folds go inward and meet each other there. As a result, you will get an even triangular figure, the folds in it will be inside.
4. The corners of the top layer of paper should be bent up, and the figure itself should be turned over and folded again with folds inward.
5. As a result, you will have a figurine in which the paper cuts will meet in the middle. The first corner must be bent in such a way that you end up with a rhombus with an even fold in the center.
6. Then you should turn the figure over again and bend up the corners of the top layer again. At the same time, make sure that both the edges and corners of the figure you are folding are looking straight up. As you can see, making a tulip out of paper is not difficult - you just need to perform all operations carefully, and try to make all the folds and folds as even as possible.
7. The right corner of the figure must be bent towards the center, and the left corner must be overlapped to the right corner (it must completely cover it from above). Now turn the figurine over again and fold its slices back to the middle. One corner must be carefully tucked into the other, and, turning the figure over, repeat this step.
8. Inflate the resulting flower and peel back its petals - the paper tulip is ready!
