Japanese diy decorations

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Kusudama flower is a traditional Japanese paper craft that involves folding multiple sheets of paper to make such a decorative flower. When you see this flower for the first time, you will definitely add it to your to-fold list because it is gorgeous. This wonderful project will amaze you and your friends.

this is super cute - little origami cherry blossoms on real twigs in a vase, the little buggers are pretty hard to make though. it takes several to get the hang of it. also, start with large square paper and work your way to little ones. you can also use thin wire to attach the flowers. these would look adorable on bobby pins! i wonder if they could be attached to a string of lights.. would that be a fire hazard?

A Kusudama flower ball is a traditional Japanese paper craft that involves assembling multiple Kusudama flowers into a spherical shape. This flower ball is made up of 12 individual Kusudama flowers, and each flower is crafted from 5 units or petals, folded from a square piece of paper.

The ancient art of origami lends tranquility and and air of good fortune to homes everywhere on a large and small scale. Check out these fabulous folds!

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Difficulty: Easy ★★☆☆☆ Materials you will need: The template Scissors Glue Ribbon/ string A hole punch A craft knife (optional) A cutting mat (only if you are using a knife) Markers in corresponding colours (optional) The first thing you're going to need to do is print out the template, which can be found here. We've printed ours on some card stock (thicker paper) but any paper thickness will do. Obviously the thicker your paper the sturdier your ornament will be. Once you have the template…

I made this lantern for the SVG Cuts Cherry Blossom contest.

Learn how to fold this beautiful 3D origami Roselia from Pokegami. This diagram is easy to, even for beginners. Get started today! Dimensions: 10 cm tall Difficulty: Beginner Materials: 1 sheet of origami paper (any color) Scissors Glue Instructions: 1. Download the diagram and print it out. 2. Cut out the pieces of paper. 3. Follow the diagram to fold the origami Roselia. 4. Glue the pieces together to finish

Bring spring indoors all year round with DIY Japanese cherry blossom trees, also called sakura. During the final week of March and the first few weeks in April, these special trees explode in pale pink blossoms down to the tip of every branch. While it might be difficult to see the actual trees at their peak, you can easily make your own version using a few supplies (like napkins and paper towels) you already have around the house and a quick trip to the backyard or park.

How to Make a Japanese Paper Lantern (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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This pocket folding fan is so easy to make and folds up perfectly to store in a pocket on a hot day. It is such a unique and fun craft idea for kids!

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