These origami flowers from Etsy Shop Llillard Designs seem to have the right balance of sharp angles and rich paper colors. They're fake in a playful, not-too-serious kind of way. After searching for more info, we found DIY instructions for making your own…
Called "Kusamada Flowers," they're a specific shape often used for gifts in Japan. For a step-by-step tutorial, check out this link from Cut Out and Keep.
If you're not an origami master and you want to avoid papercuts, buy your own set straight from the source. Llillard Design's flowers come in a range of lovely colors and run about $15 for a bouquet.
Photos: Llillard Designs
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Just what I have wanted for many years! So pretty. Have been flower deprived since I moved work location. There are no florists nearby. This is the perfect solution.
Hurry they are going fast!
K
Hi ! I've just made some of these this week, and I LOVE the result. I've framed them. You can check it out on my blog : http://nocesdecoton.canalblog.com/archives/2010/02/02/16767026.html. I hope you like it ! Cheers from France !
i love them, Kusudama Origami is one of my vices.
These are AMAZING! I've never liked fake flowers, but these aren't fake flowers... these are ART!
Anyone know where to find the colored post-it notes? All I can find are pastels.
I love making these
Amazing flowers. I really love it.
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