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Origami Flower
Origami Flower: Part 2
Origami Flower Bouquet
Origami Flower Bouquet: Part 2
Origami Crane Pin
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Origami Crane Pin: Part 3
Origami Butterfly String
Origami Butterfly String: Part 2
Origami Butterfly String: Part 3
Origami Butterfly String: Part 4
Origami Butterfly String: Part 5
Origami Kusudama
Origami Kusudama: Part 2
Origami Kusudama: Part 3
Origami Kusudama: Part 4
Origami Kusudama: Part 5
Origami Kusudama: Part 6
Origami Cherry Blossom
Origami Cherry Blossom: Part 2
Origami Cherry Blossom: Part 3
Origami Cherry Blossom: Part 4
Summary: Add glue to keep origami kusudama from pulling apart. Learn how to fold an origami kusudama (healing ball) in this free paper crafts lesson from an origami expert.
Justina Danison has been doing origami since she was a child. She learned through demonstration from her mother. Her interest kept her flipping through origami books and learning new...read more
"Now take your other ring of eleven, go right through. You take your ring of six, go right through. And finally, your last one. This time go through the base with your needle and out the floral top. And take your other seed bead and string it through, it doesn't want to go through. String it through. O.K. string it through and tie a little knot at the very top. Take your needle and kind of push that knot all the way to the base to the very top of that bead, there. And you can tie another knot if you wish, take another dab of glue and glue right in between there, so that bead will stay in place. And there you have your kusudama."
eHow Article: Origami Kusudama: Part 6
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