[Origami] Pipecleaner flower Is this a popular or traditional

2015-06-14 Thread Inmaculada Lora 
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Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2015 13:26:22 -0400
From: Karen Reeds 
Subject: [Origami] Pipecleaner flower Is this a popular or traditional
flower? Help please :-)
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Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2015 13:26:22 -0400
From: Karen Reeds 
Subject: [Origami] Pipecleaner flower Is this a popular or traditional
flower? Help please :-)
To: "origami@lists.digitalorigami.com"



This flower carnation "Clavel"  in Spain the call. And normally it taught with
8 paper rectangles 2x1 and 1 square of 2x2 to the stem. This makes it not
dangerous. It is a popular and traditional flower. Typically used at the
fair and bars  You can see the diagram
http://pajarita.org/diagramas/diagramas.php
Leyla your flower here you have by traditional and folds as Zorrorigami says
but is different from the "Carnation".

regards

-- 
"Cuando las manos están ocupadas, el corazón está en paz"
Akira Yoshizawa

[Origami] Pipecleaner flower Is this a popular or traditional flower? Help please :-)

2015-06-12 Thread Karen Reeds 
Hi, Leyla   6/10/2015

What a treat to hear about the way this lovely model turns up in so many
corners of the world!

Let me put on record the very simple-minded version that I loved making as
a kid, in 1950s in Chicago, from tissues (i.e. paper handkerchiefs like
Kleenex) and pipecleaners. The only folding required was the fan-pleating.
The tricky part was separating the 2 layers of each tissue.

Googling turned up these directions, using tissue paper (i.e. for gift wrap)

http://www.kidsplayandcreate.com/how-to-make-a-tissue-paper-flower-arts-crafts-projects-for-kids/

http://www2.monkeysee.com/play/2994-kids-crafts-how-to-make-a-tissue-paper-flower

Thanks again,

Karen

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