phenomenal tutorial! the lady's coordinated hand movements really made it easier to understand what was going on. this was one of my first origami's, difficult i might say, but the end product turned out beautifully. thank you so much!
I managed to make the entire bouquet as a prop for a school presentation. Sadly, the wire that I bought was too thin and couldn't hold it very well and by the end of the class, I had to throw it out. Still a 10/10. 😂
Sorry to hear about the wire breakage😢 but thank you so much for the kind words and how well you were able to do with such a challenging model/craft up until that point! 😁
Just making a list to buy For the rose: 6 pieces of red origami paper (20×20) For the Calyx: 6 pieces of green origami paper (15×15) and double sided tape For the Boquet: decorative paper - 2 kraft paper (30×40cm)×2 3 non woven paper (20×30cm) ×1 (30×30cm) ×2 Silver ribbon and double sided tape
@@justincarlislechua7817 I have prior experience to making origami, and I put the video in a slower playback speed so I could slowly learn the steps. I still know how to make this a year later. Good luck if you're making this for valentine's, very worth it imo 🙏🙏🙏
Assuming you’re talking about the part when the wire loop goes into the rose and then the calyx is slid on, you actually don’t need to do anything extra 😄 the loop inside the rose portion and the pressure being applied from the calyx keeps everything together quite well on its own.
I’m not sure if I’m just trash at origami but I have attempted this multiple times and even if I fold it correctly I always find myself messing up I had one final product which was interesting… 😂
You can do it! 😁the latter portions which rely on previous creases / folds can always be a major hurdle, using something to help strengthen the crease/fold lines where they’re most important, like a pen/pencil/ruler that has some weight (also that doesn’t mark up /stain/scuff the paper) can help make those later portions easier, keep trying!! 😄
2:05 after the grid Fold to make Triangel on both sides Fold corners in 2:43 fold 3:20 fold in half with the white as the main part Some steps 3:40 crease corner 3:53 square Fold square in half both ways then make an X 4:25 do this ig and push the square down (4:39 ) and then do like the walls or smth
It is kind of challenging to get it at first, but once you get the feel for it, it’ll become easier. You use your hands to pull apart the 2 sides/open up the folded portion, then refold /crease along the previous lines from where they come to a point towards the middle, then you apply pressure down to flatten the bottom, the red portion that looks like a triangle will line up with the bottom edge of the right side. If you position the paper between your index finger (on the inside) and your middle finger (on the outside under the other paper part) while your pressing to make the ‘walls’ and flat portion, it can help the paper refold along the correct crease lines. Having stronger folds/creases can help as well. It’s kind of hard to explain in words easily but hopefully this helps a bit 😅
Other alternatives for the stem wire could be: wooden barbecue skewers/long toothpicks which could be coloured green with paint / markers, thin coffee stirrers, an old clothes hangar (the wire kind) where you could cut into pieces (need to be careful!) then if you can find green tape you can fasten them all together at the base which could then be wrapped after 😁
Do you mean the upper layer that is being folded to the sides? Technically there should already be 2 on the top and bottom, and the pieces being folded left and right, and then opened/folded flat make the other 2 sides, if you missed a step earlier on slowing down the video speed can help notice possible missed steps, hope this helps! 😄
Hello , i saw this video this is great please tell me how are u possible to make so hard roses 🥀 they are so hard for me so can u sent a easy way to make the rose??
Hi 🙂 yes steel wire can work, the best option would be a wire that is thinner but still strong enough that it won’t break and can hold its shape, so you can twist it more easily but it can still keep the flower from falling over/being fragile. Pipe cleaners (fuzzy kind for crafts) could even work and often times they come in green. Thicker wires are even stronger but may need something like pliers to help bend it so it may be a bit difficult. If you have other non-coated wires (that’s why stem wire is easier since it’s already green) and you can try green masking/painters tape or even green electrical tape to make the wire green if you want to use steel wire and want it to match the colour. Hope this helps 😊
For this craft we used 26 gauge stem wire since we were bunching together multiple roses in a bouquet and it didn’t need to stand on its own so thinner wire worked fine. For something like our tulip craft: th-cam.com/video/r_wRoxliars/w-d-xo.html , since the flowers are meant to stand on their own we used a slightly thicker 20 gauge which was able to hold the weight which you could consider if you just wanted to make the rose on its own 😁
Hi 😊 yes 15x15cm will work just fine (we used 20x20 and technically any square size works) the only potential issue might be that the smaller the piece of paper, the harder the smaller folds can be, so if 15x15 is causing you trouble, anything larger should be easier! Hope this helps 😁
Keep at it and you'll succeed eventually!😁 the biggest help (which you may have already been focusing on) is to really work to make strong creases during the more challenging second half, as the rose is taking shape.. As long as these crease/fold lines are well-defined/strong, being gentle during the later folding stages helps to ensure the paper naturally follows them, rather than potentially being impacted by being more agressive. Good luck and don't give up!
Not a problem ☺️ you can do it! Sometimes thinner paper (ex. Standard origami paper) can rip less than regular printer paper since there’s less stress on the fold line with less thickness/tension, so you could try to get matching coloured origami paper and cut-to-size as needed to see if that makes it easier. Practicing the specific section that’s causing trouble can also help since folding/refolding multiple times in the same spot can weaken the paper too. Good luck! 😁
We used 70 gsm paper for this video 😄 this rose has many similar steps to the Kawasaki rose, with some slight variations to folds and the order of folds
Yes technically any kind of paper works. For the flower portion, thinner paper / origami paper will be easier to fold compared to normal paper you’d use in a printer, but the thinner paper will likely be more fragile so it just depends which you’d prefer between being easier to fold or being stronger/potentially lasting longer…😄
Hi 🙂 for the rose (20cmx20cm) and base/calyx (15cmx15cm) you can either use our templates that you can get from our website, or use paper of similar sizes, for the bouquet, we used Kraft paper (the thicker brown kind) and non woven paper (the thinner/semi transparent/ whitish paper) hope this helps! 😊
Crepe paper works fine for the inner wrapping around the bouquet, maybe a bit too thin to withstand being used for the outer wrapping, as for the flowers themselves it could be possible but its quite a bit more challenging to work with folding-wise compared to standard paper
There are a few ways to connect them. The one we did was simply twist the stem wire from all of the roses together to keep them together. Additionally, if you have green floral tape, you can wrap it around the twisted stem wires to hide the wires and make it look cleaner. Hope this helps!
There are a couple things that can help make this part more successful. First, changing the playback speed to 0.25x or 0.5x will help with following where each fold and crease line are, and secondly, which will help multiple steps after flipping over, is to have strong creases/fold lines from the previous steps as this will help encourage the paper to naturally fold the way it needs to without you having to fight the paper as much in order to get it to make the desired shape. Hope this helps 😄
Technically any size can work per se, our recommendations are based on what we used and what works proportionately.. if you choose sizes that matches our proportions you’d get the same result 😄 the only challenge would be if you tried smaller paper which would make the folding/production much harder as you made it smaller and smaller. Good luck with whatever size you choose! 😄
Around that part, making sure the creases/folds you do before you flip over will help the paper naturally follow the folds after flipping over (strong creases/folds helps a lot overall for the more complex portions of the rose), slowing down the playback speed can also help identify where the folds should be, it is one of the trickiest sections so taking extra time can help 😄
To clarify, you mean the part where the inner part of the top of the rose is being worked on? If yes all that is to fluff/curl up the small folds located on the top of the rose to give the illusion of more texture/layers to the rose, hope this helps! 🙂
Once you’ve made each of the individual roses you plan to have, you can twist the bottom of the stem wires to secure the bunch of roses together. Additionally you could wrap some floral tape (or basic tape if you don’t have) around the base after you’ve twisted the stems together for more strength and stability. Hope that helps 😄
There are a few ways to connect them. The one we did was simply twist the stem wire from all of the roses together to keep them together. Additionally, if you have green floral tape, you can wrap it around the twisted stem wires to hide the wires and make it look cleaner. Hope this helps!
Do you mean the folding part or where to get the paper? For the folding the video will show you (you will probably have to pause frequently, also you can use the TH-cam speed adjuster to slow down the video), for the rose and calyx template paper you can download for free and print from our website here: www.littlegeniusworkshop.com/rosebouquet
@@TheLittleGeniusWorkshop thank you very much I will try again to make the rose and please reply on the comment I will sent a comment on you channel and tell u if it worked Yes also please check out my TH-cam channel and please like,comment and subscribe please also share the video with all your friends and relatives. The same thing I did with your channel I sent to all my friends and they all comments on your video are my friends and relatives and they all have subscribed and liked please do the same
Overall this origami craft is quite challenging, but the later stages really do benefit from strong folds/creases since a lot of the shaping/folding in those later parts rely on the paper following the previous lines, slowing the video down/pausing frequently to make sure the folds/creates are strong and they’re following the lines you want will make it easier for you 😄
We used #26B gauge stem wire for this craft… if it was a single rose, thicker gauge wire would be more stiff/stable (such as #20 gauge) but since the craft is for a bouquet, and that #26B is thinner and more bendable/malleable which makes a larger bunch easier to manage/twist/work with, and the cumulative strength of the thinner wire is actually quite strong once you combine all the wires together/twist them to make one stronger wire, overall it was a better choice to make the bouquet 😄 hope this helps!
For these kinds of folds that build upon older/previous ones, other than slowing down the video speed to more easily see where the folds are occurring, the other way to make these folds easier is to make the previous fold/crease lines stronger to encourage the paper to more naturally follow the way you want 😁good luck!
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0:18 - 8:31 - Rose
8:40 - 13:59 - Calxy
14:01 - 14:28 - Attach Rose + Calxy (wire)
14:33 - 14:41 - Attach Rose + Calxy (tape)
14:55 - 17:59 - Putting bouquet together
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phenomenal tutorial! the lady's coordinated hand movements really made it easier to understand what was going on. this was one of my first origami's, difficult i might say, but the end product turned out beautifully. thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the kind words 😊great job being able to make this successfully as one of your first origami projects!!! Very impressive 🙂
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I managed to make the entire bouquet as a prop for a school presentation. Sadly, the wire that I bought was too thin and couldn't hold it very well and by the end of the class, I had to throw it out. Still a 10/10. 😂
Sorry to hear about the wire breakage😢 but thank you so much for the kind words and how well you were able to do with such a challenging model/craft up until that point! 😁
When it says the difficulty is 4/5: *hahaha ok*
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My crush asked me if I could fold a bouquet of roses for her, I'll fold this. Oh hope she likes it
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Just making a list to buy
For the rose: 6 pieces of red origami paper (20×20)
For the Calyx: 6 pieces of green origami paper (15×15) and double sided tape
For the Boquet: decorative paper - 2 kraft paper (30×40cm)×2 3 non woven paper (20×30cm) ×1
(30×30cm) ×2
Silver ribbon and double sided tape
Hello there, thank you for subscribing thank you very much !!
I surprisingly memorized how to make the rose after doing it two times 😭
Excellent job! 😁
how i spent 4-5 hours to no succes
@@justincarlislechua7817 I have prior experience to making origami, and I put the video in a slower playback speed so I could slowly learn the steps. I still know how to make this a year later.
Good luck if you're making this for valentine's, very worth it imo 🙏🙏🙏
Great tutorial. What did you do for the stem parts after you put the wire in?
Assuming you’re talking about the part when the wire loop goes into the rose and then the calyx is slid on, you actually don’t need to do anything extra 😄 the loop inside the rose portion and the pressure being applied from the calyx keeps everything together quite well on its own.
I’m not sure if I’m just trash at origami but I have attempted this multiple times and even if I fold it correctly I always find myself messing up I had one final product which was interesting… 😂
You can do it! 😁the latter portions which rely on previous creases / folds can always be a major hurdle, using something to help strengthen the crease/fold lines where they’re most important, like a pen/pencil/ruler that has some weight (also that doesn’t mark up /stain/scuff the paper) can help make those later portions easier, keep trying!! 😄
Beautiful!! but very difficult!!!
Thank you 😊
Not difficult .
It's not that difficult
my gf doesn't really like real flowers so i made a bouquet of these, hope she likes them
I’m sure she will! ☺️🥰
is there any kind of paper (& size of paper) that you recommend to use for this?
As long as you keep the proportions similar, any paper can work, origami/thinner paper and larger sizes would be easier overall to work with 😄
Thanks for the video, turned out great! Messed up a few times but got through it in the end\😁
Thank you and great job! 😄
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2:05 after the grid
Fold to make Triangel on both sides
Fold corners in
2:43 fold
3:20 fold in half with the white as the main part
Some steps
3:40 crease corner
3:53 square
Fold square in half both ways then make an X
4:25 do this ig and push the square down (4:39 ) and then do like the walls or smth
I'm confused at this part 4:44 like how do you do thus
It is kind of challenging to get it at first, but once you get the feel for it, it’ll become easier. You use your hands to pull apart the 2 sides/open up the folded portion, then refold /crease along the previous lines from where they come to a point towards the middle, then you apply pressure down to flatten the bottom, the red portion that looks like a triangle will line up with the bottom edge of the right side. If you position the paper between your index finger (on the inside) and your middle finger (on the outside under the other paper part) while your pressing to make the ‘walls’ and flat portion, it can help the paper refold along the correct crease lines. Having stronger folds/creases can help as well. It’s kind of hard to explain in words easily but hopefully this helps a bit 😅
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Thank you
Thank you for the kind words 😊
Interesting..
when connecting the paper calyx and the rose, can i use glue for it?
Yes you are more than welcome to use glue to stick them together if it works better for you 😄
@@TheLittleGeniusWorkshop Thank you! Great video!
Is it ok if I use 6 roses for a bouquet?
Yes of course you can still use 6 roses for the bouquet 😁 good luck!
Does it really makes a big difference if I dont use a origami paper?
nah i used card paper and granted some of the folds were a little harder, its still doable. i was using 30cm by 30cm card paper though to be fair
Any paper can work as long as you keep the proportions similar. Origami or thinner paper and larger sizes would be easier overall. Good luck! 😁
♥️ LOVE it! You are so talented!
Thanks! 😊
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Nice and informative video .
This is cool and looks almost impossible for me
You can do it! 😁
If i use the double sided tape as an alternative how can i connect the roses together?? Or what can i use as a stem??
Other alternatives for the stem wire could be: wooden barbecue skewers/long toothpicks which could be coloured green with paint / markers, thin coffee stirrers, an old clothes hangar (the wire kind) where you could cut into pieces (need to be careful!) then if you can find green tape you can fasten them all together at the base which could then be wrapped after 😁
I gave to my teacher she loved it!
So happy she did! 😊
10:49 I'm confused at this part. When I tried to do this on my paper, there's only one flap.
Do you mean the upper layer that is being folded to the sides? Technically there should already be 2 on the top and bottom, and the pieces being folded left and right, and then opened/folded flat make the other 2 sides, if you missed a step earlier on slowing down the video speed can help notice possible missed steps, hope this helps! 😄
Hello , i saw this video this is great please tell me how are u possible to make so hard roses 🥀 they are so hard for me so can u sent a easy way to make the rose??
Omg I am so happy that i am not the only one who cant make them🥲🥶😭😭
Woo I can't remember how she is doing it there's so much going on here
Hi, besides double tape , what can i replace for the stem wire? Stainless wire possible?
Hi 🙂 yes steel wire can work, the best option would be a wire that is thinner but still strong enough that it won’t break and can hold its shape, so you can twist it more easily but it can still keep the flower from falling over/being fragile. Pipe cleaners (fuzzy kind for crafts) could even work and often times they come in green. Thicker wires are even stronger but may need something like pliers to help bend it so it may be a bit difficult. If you have other non-coated wires (that’s why stem wire is easier since it’s already green) and you can try green masking/painters tape or even green electrical tape to make the wire green if you want to use steel wire and want it to match the colour. Hope this helps 😊
@@TheLittleGeniusWorkshop what is the gauge of your stem wire?
For this craft we used 26 gauge stem wire since we were bunching together multiple roses in a bouquet and it didn’t need to stand on its own so thinner wire worked fine. For something like our tulip craft: th-cam.com/video/r_wRoxliars/w-d-xo.html , since the flowers are meant to stand on their own we used a slightly thicker 20 gauge which was able to hold the weight which you could consider if you just wanted to make the rose on its own 😁
Hey , is possible too right if i use a 15x15cm paper for the rose?
Hi 😊 yes 15x15cm will work just fine (we used 20x20 and technically any square size works) the only potential issue might be that the smaller the piece of paper, the harder the smaller folds can be, so if 15x15 is causing you trouble, anything larger should be easier! Hope this helps 😁
@@TheLittleGeniusWorkshopAlright i will give i a try later because is hard to find 20x20cm origami paper in my country
i failed miserably im in agony ughhh i knew this was too hard for me
Keep at it and you'll succeed eventually!😁 the biggest help (which you may have already been focusing on) is to really work to make strong creases during the more challenging second half, as the rose is taking shape.. As long as these crease/fold lines are well-defined/strong, being gentle during the later folding stages helps to ensure the paper naturally follows them, rather than potentially being impacted by being more agressive. Good luck and don't give up!
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i got frustrated at 4:23 and ripped the paper so now i have to restart😭
Not a problem ☺️ you can do it! Sometimes thinner paper (ex. Standard origami paper) can rip less than regular printer paper since there’s less stress on the fold line with less thickness/tension, so you could try to get matching coloured origami paper and cut-to-size as needed to see if that makes it easier. Practicing the specific section that’s causing trouble can also help since folding/refolding multiple times in the same spot can weaken the paper too. Good luck! 😁
samee having troubles w it rn
What is the gsm of the paper? Also is this a kawasaki rose?
We used 70 gsm paper for this video 😄 this rose has many similar steps to the Kawasaki rose, with some slight variations to folds and the order of folds
Does any type of paper work for this ?
Yes technically any kind of paper works. For the flower portion, thinner paper / origami paper will be easier to fold compared to normal paper you’d use in a printer, but the thinner paper will likely be more fragile so it just depends which you’d prefer between being easier to fold or being stronger/potentially lasting longer…😄
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What paper is that
Hi 🙂 for the rose (20cmx20cm) and base/calyx (15cmx15cm) you can either use our templates that you can get from our website, or use paper of similar sizes, for the bouquet, we used Kraft paper (the thicker brown kind) and non woven paper (the thinner/semi transparent/ whitish paper) hope this helps! 😊
does crepe paper work for the boquet?
Crepe paper works fine for the inner wrapping around the bouquet, maybe a bit too thin to withstand being used for the outer wrapping, as for the flowers themselves it could be possible but its quite a bit more challenging to work with folding-wise compared to standard paper
How did u connect those 5 stems?
There are a few ways to connect them. The one we did was simply twist the stem wire from all of the roses together to keep them together. Additionally, if you have green floral tape, you can wrap it around the twisted stem wires to hide the wires and make it look cleaner. Hope this helps!
I can't get the step after you said flip over
There are a couple things that can help make this part more successful. First, changing the playback speed to 0.25x or 0.5x will help with following where each fold and crease line are, and secondly, which will help multiple steps after flipping over, is to have strong creases/fold lines from the previous steps as this will help encourage the paper to naturally fold the way it needs to without you having to fight the paper as much in order to get it to make the desired shape. Hope this helps 😄
what if i want to attach a card?
Is it okay that i used another size?
Technically any size can work per se, our recommendations are based on what we used and what works proportionately.. if you choose sizes that matches our proportions you’d get the same result 😄 the only challenge would be if you tried smaller paper which would make the folding/production much harder as you made it smaller and smaller. Good luck with whatever size you choose! 😄
I’m having trouble with the step at 5:11 folding the almost box like straight lines
Around that part, making sure the creases/folds you do before you flip over will help the paper naturally follow the folds after flipping over (strong creases/folds helps a lot overall for the more complex portions of the rose), slowing down the playback speed can also help identify where the folds should be, it is one of the trickiest sections so taking extra time can help 😄
I'm still confused in this part 7:40
To clarify, you mean the part where the inner part of the top of the rose is being worked on? If yes all that is to fluff/curl up the small folds located on the top of the rose to give the illusion of more texture/layers to the rose, hope this helps! 🙂
You lost me at 4:40 ?? 😢
AINT no way I’m gonna be able to do that
Believe in yourself! You can do it! 😁
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THISI SI SO OHARD
Don’t give up you can do it!! 😁
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in 14:58 how did u put it together like that?
Once you’ve made each of the individual roses you plan to have, you can twist the bottom of the stem wires to secure the bunch of roses together. Additionally you could wrap some floral tape (or basic tape if you don’t have) around the base after you’ve twisted the stems together for more strength and stability. Hope that helps 😄
Ohh thank you for answering 🥹
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How did u joined the roses?
There are a few ways to connect them. The one we did was simply twist the stem wire from all of the roses together to keep them together. Additionally, if you have green floral tape, you can wrap it around the twisted stem wires to hide the wires and make it look cleaner. Hope this helps!
hello nice video!! very hard!
Thank you 😊
@@TheLittleGeniusWorkshop how do we make the rose
Do you mean the folding part or where to get the paper? For the folding the video will show you (you will probably have to pause frequently, also you can use the TH-cam speed adjuster to slow down the video), for the rose and calyx template paper you can download for free and print from our website here: www.littlegeniusworkshop.com/rosebouquet
@@TheLittleGeniusWorkshop thank you very much I will try again to make the rose and please reply on the comment I will sent a comment on you channel and tell u if it worked Yes also please check out my TH-cam channel and please like,comment and subscribe please also share the video with all your friends and relatives. The same thing I did with your channel I sent to all my friends and they all comments on your video are my friends and relatives and they all have subscribed and liked please do the same
Will do 😁
I cant get the part between 6:56 to 8:30.
Overall this origami craft is quite challenging, but the later stages really do benefit from strong folds/creases since a lot of the shaping/folding in those later parts rely on the paper following the previous lines, slowing the video down/pausing frequently to make sure the folds/creates are strong and they’re following the lines you want will make it easier for you 😄
how thick is the stem wire?
We used #26B gauge stem wire for this craft… if it was a single rose, thicker gauge wire would be more stiff/stable (such as #20 gauge) but since the craft is for a bouquet, and that #26B is thinner and more bendable/malleable which makes a larger bunch easier to manage/twist/work with, and the cumulative strength of the thinner wire is actually quite strong once you combine all the wires together/twist them to make one stronger wire, overall it was a better choice to make the bouquet 😄 hope this helps!
I’m confused at 6:11
For these kinds of folds that build upon older/previous ones, other than slowing down the video speed to more easily see where the folds are occurring, the other way to make these folds easier is to make the previous fold/crease lines stronger to encourage the paper to more naturally follow the way you want 😁good luck!
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Why is this so difficult. Omg keep messing it up around 6-7 mins I’m stuck fml
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Visual instructions would be better than just covering up everything with your hands and just adding text
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Did anyone actually succeed at making this?
I finally did it and it's amazing
Too dificult. Couldnt make it
I had to slay a few dragons to get enough XP to finish this project. It works tho. Tough? Sure. 🥸
Excellent job! 😁