If using as decor elements, you can just prop the tulips up on something, but be sure to place them where they won’t fly away!Ĥ. Fix the stem on all the other tulips you’ve made.ģ. Snip the tulip head at the bottom, so you get a small groove into which you can insert the end of the stem.Ģ. Your beautiful tulip is ready to be assembled! Assembly Instructions:ġ.

Finally, fold the stem longitudinally, and then pull the stem out, as shown in the picture. Repeat this again, as shown in the picture.ģ. Fold the paper into half and unfold, so you get a fold line in the center. For the stem, use square shaped green craft paper that is slightly larger than the paper used for the tulip head – either 14×14 or 16×16.Ģ. Now turn the tulip on its back and make small folds on the edges, so that the folds are not visible when you turn the tulip back up front. The tulip head is now ready repeat these steps with craft paper in other colors. From the center point of the fold at the base of the triangle, fold upwards on either side, so that it looks like the picture.Ĥ. Unfold the triangle you now have a center fold line.ģ. Fold the triangle by half horizontally, as shown in the picture. Take a square shaped craft paper of either 10×10 or 12×12 measurements and fold it corner to corner across the center, making exact halves. Craft paper in green and different bright colors (I’ve used pink, yellow and red)ġ.3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers Easy Origami Tulip Craft for Kids

Easy origami flower for kids