[Origami] Easy-to-fold Tulips! A collection of ideas that both kids and adults can enjoy
Why not try folding a tulip with origami? Using colorful origami paper will bring a burst of lively charm to your room, as if flowers have suddenly bloomed.
This article introduces a simple, enjoyable way to fold a tulip.
Spending time crafting a spring-like piece with your child is truly soothing.
Display the finished tulips side by side to create a cute space that looks like a little flower garden.
Feel free to give it a try!
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A tulip that looks great from every angle—360 degrees! This cute idea features a potted design.
Fold the origami paper in half twice to make a square, open up the pocketed parts and squash them flat to form triangles on both sides.
Next, fold the two corners of each triangle up to meet the top corner, then flip layers so that the folded sections are on the inside and a flat face is showing.
On the flat face, fold the top edges on both sides toward the center line.
After folding both sides, tuck the right edge inside the folded left edge.
Then gently pull outward on the two triangular openings at the bottom of the paper and press with your fingers to flatten the base.
Finally, curl the four top corners outward to form the petals, and you’re done.
Make the stem, leaves, and pot as well to complete the piece.
In conclusion
Origami tulips come in a wide variety of folding methods, from simple steps to designs that emphasize the shape of the petals.
Line up several made with colorful origami paper, and a little flower garden will spread through your room.
Please use this as a reference and enjoy the colors of the season together—in all sorts of settings—from children to adults.


