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Children’s Origami: Easy Single-Sheet Flower Ideas

Origami creations are super handy for wall decorations and crafts!

In this article, we’ll introduce flower ideas you can make with just one sheet of origami paper.

There are many familiar flowers for kids, such as cherry blossoms, tulips, dandelions, and morning glories.

Since this is aimed at children, the folding methods are simple and the steps aren’t too many.

If you want to try making origami flowers, use this as a guide and give it a try.

You can add stems or stick them onto wrapping paper to make a bouquet.

Perfect for gifts!

[Kids’ Origami] One-Sheet Projects! Easy Flower Ideas (21–30)

Margaret

Origami Margaret flower: easy cutting method
Margaret

A marguerite has a pure, elegant image, doesn’t it? You can make one with a single sheet of origami, so why not give it a try? After folding the paper, cut it into the shape of petals and trim the tips a little.

Open it up and it’s done in no time! The color of marguerite flowers varies by variety, so it’s fun to choose different paper colors or add color yourself.

This cute marguerite flower is sure to add a seasonal touch to your everyday life!

Flower papercut

[For Teachers] Kirie: "What kind of flowers will we make?" – Elementary School Art Support
Flower papercut

Kirie—the art of creating beautiful patterns simply by folding and cutting origami—is a craft filled with surprise and discovery.

Fold the origami paper several times until it becomes a triangle.

Draw motifs like snowflakes or hearts, then cut them out with scissors.

The moment you unfold the paper and a completely unexpected pattern spreads out is pure excitement.

Depending on how you sketch the design and where you cut, you can create completely different works even with the same theme.

Choosing colored origami paper or adding glitter for the finishing touch makes the result more vibrant and striking.

Through the process, you can develop dexterity and a sense of design, and once displayed, the pieces brighten up any room.

Gerbera

[Origami] Gerbera folded from a single sheet
Gerbera

Origami you can enjoy in any season.

This time, we’re introducing a simple and beautiful way to fold a gerbera.

The key is to make crisp crease lines at the beginning and keep folding from there! There’s a step where you open the paper partway through and then fold it back again, so it might be a bit tricky until you get the hang of it.

But if you work carefully to the end, you’ll have a three-dimensional, one-of-a-kind gerbera.

Its delicate design and colors will brighten up any room, and it makes a lovely addition to a gift, too!

dogwood (flowering dogwood)

[1 sheet of origami] No scissors or glue needed! Easy and cute 3D dogwood flower: how to fold it. How to make a dogwood with origami. [Flower]
dogwood (flowering dogwood)

Blooming from April to May, dogwood flowers are popular for their vivid yet delicate beauty.

How about expressing that beauty with origami? This method involves creasing the paper and then folding it into the final flower shape.

It may feel difficult at first if you’re not used to it, but try finding your own rhythm and tips as you go! The result has a three-dimensional look, so it would make a lovely spring-themed wall decoration, like a field of flowers.

Yuri

Easy Origami Flower: How to Make a Lily
Yuri

This is an origami lily that lets you easily create a three-dimensional look.

No particularly difficult techniques are required, but be careful during the shaping process as you open up the folded sections.

For the finishing touch, use a pen or similar tool to curl the petals outward for added flair.

Try making it in various colors like white, pink, or orange for fun.

Using gradient origami paper can give it a different vibe as well.