Share your picturesĪre you making this quilt? Share your pictures on Flickr’s TeresaDownUnder group. Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding, and what better subject to fold than flowers, which brighten up even the darkest days. See all Textured quilt sampler tutorials for this quilt. Some of the textures show better on plain colours than on heavily patterned fabric. The colour scheme is red and white/cream alternating reds and white/cream for the centre square and border. Then a 3 1/2 wide border encloses each centre square.
#EASY ORIGAMI FLOWER PATTERNS SERIES#
This is the 20th block in a series of 25 exploring texture in fabric.Įach block is made out of a centre 5 inch square featuring some fabric texture such as pin tucks, smocking, shirring and the like. To attach the border, lift the petal and fold it forward.ĭo the same for the other two sides of the border. Now cut two 5 in x 3 1/2 in rectangles and two 11 in x 3 1/2 in rectangles for the border. Press the folds in the corners of the square. To hold the petals together, make a few stitches in the middle.Ĭover a button with fabric or use a regular button. Open the folded triangles like in the picture. Origami Butterfly Easy Tutorial Flower Pattern (2015) Soul of papers. Pick up every corner and push it towards the back as per picture. Then push it open to the middle as per photo. (This step, and the next one, are optional, but it the next two steps a little bit easier) 1 2.
Make sure to fold very carefully around his beak and at the tail, so the ends don’t end up crooked or uneven. Fold your paper in half diagonally, both ways. Now pick up one of the corners and lift it up like in the photo below. No matter what colour you make him, this swallow bird is a cheerful little project. You will get a windmill like in the photo below. Now fold along the pressed lines as per picture making a sort of ear.ĭo this in every corner always folding to the same side.
#EASY ORIGAMI FLOWER PATTERNS PLUS#
You can see now that with all that folding we have 2 lines crossing on the diagonal plus two more lines making a small square. Now fold both sides of the square to meet in the middle, just like you did before, but this time do it with the other two sides of the square. Press again keeping the previous creases. Now fold the other side to meet in the middle.
Now you need to make two folds that will meet in the center. You still can see the creases from the first folds you made. Press well but do not press over the previous creases. Turn piece around and fold in all 4 corners as per picture. You now have two in folds making a cross on the fabric.
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