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Selecting Paper For an Origami Orchid
Folding Triangles For an Origami Orchid
Going From Flower Base into Frog Base to Make Origami Orchid
Making Petal Folds For an Origami Orchid
Folding Edges at 90 Degree Angle For an Origami Orchid
Opening Flaps & Petal Folding of Origami Orchid
Sinking the Center Point of an Origami Orchid
Folding Rabbit Ears for an Origami Orchid
Opening the Diamond for an Origami Orchid
Half Petal Folding the Diamond for an Origami Orchid
Create Small Diamond Shape for an Origami Orchid
Stretching Out Small Diamond Shape for an Origami Orchid
Folding Model into Original Diamond Shape for an Origami Orchid
Folding Sides into Center Line for an Origami Orchid
Shaping the Origami Orchid
Adding More Body to Origami Orchid
Shaping Leaves of Origami Orchid
Summary: Learn how to go from the flower base into the frog base when making an origami orchid with expert tips for a master origami artist in this free online origami craft video clip.
Robert Segundo has been an artist since he could hold a pencil. In his 10 years in graphic design, he has worked on advertising projects with costs ranging in millions of dollars. He...read more
"Now from our flower base, we're going to go in our frog base. What you're going to do is here is our flower base here. Here's our open end at this section here. I'm just going to take and fold it up like so. Crease it in here. Pop this up and open it. What we're going to do is open it down here. As you can see, if I hold it down here at the bottom, you can start my crease from the point on up. It'll guarantee that this opens up and folds just right like so. Now, we're going to do that on all of our flaps. When we're done doing that, we'll fold this up like so. Petal fold this piece here. Make sure you get this really nice and straight up here. Then we'll take it and fold it back down."
eHow Article: Going From Flower Base into Frog Base to Make Origami Orchid
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