Beautiful Origami Flowers: 23 Blooms to Fold

by Anca Oprea

Create 23 sophisticated origami flowers! This beautiful collection marries two popular origami and floral crafts. Some of the projects mimic the look of real blooms—including the lotus, cherry blossom, and calla lily—while others venture into the realm of the imagination, inventing new varieties. A basics section covers the fundamentals, and all the flowers appear in stunning color photos. Use them for home, party, or wedding decorations—they're gorgeous!

Genres: Origami, Nonfiction

128 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2014

Reviews

[Jenny K · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty, doable projects.

[Anna Marie · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book should be titled 'Rather blah origami flowers: 23 blooms to crumple.'

I pulled it off the shelf at the library and ironically opened to the 'Lily of the Valley' page - I say 'ironically' because that's the only flower visually appealing in the book. When I got it home, I kept thinking, "Erm? Erm? Erm?" as I turned the pages. "WHY did I get this...?!?! Oh! Lily of the Valley."

Nothing else is a) pretty, b) uncrumply, c) laid out visually to entice the reader to make it.

It could just be me, though.

[Ariz · Rating 5 out of 5]

I made a bouquet of flowers using this book :) I still need help with the roses though