Let’s make cherry blossoms with origami! A collection of simple folding ideas that both kids and adults can enjoy
When you feel the arrival of spring, you can’t help but want to make cherry blossom–themed decorations with origami, right? Still, when you actually try to fold them, some of you may find that “the petal shapes don’t come out well” or “the steps are complicated and I get lost along the way.” So here, we’ll introduce plenty of ideas for cherry blossom origami that you can fold with simple steps.
There are many ways to enjoy them once they’re finished, such as decorating your room or adding them to cards.
Be sure to give these seasonally charming cherry blossom origami projects a try.
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Let’s make cherry blossom petals with origami.
Prepare one sheet of origami paper cut into a 3 cm-wide strip, then accordion-fold it into five equal sections.
Fold the edge of the tip of the accordion-folded strip into a triangle, draw a diagonal line and a curved line at the corner, and cut along the lines through all layers with scissors.
Crease as you go and open each layer to form individual petals.
Finally, glue the petals together, shaping them to add dimension, and you’re done.
They’re great for decorating walls for graduation or entrance ceremonies.
In conclusion
We’ve shared some origami cherry blossom ideas.
Did you find a favorite folding method? Even with just a few steps, the finished blossoms can instantly brighten up a room.
If you fold lots of them in different colors and sizes, you can enjoy a spring-like decoration.
Pick up some origami paper and feel the arrival of spring at your fingertips!


