Ce kusudama unique a quatre faces principales. Chacune des quatre grandes fleurs est composée de 12 pétales, et l’angle auquel les endos de chacune des grandes fleurs se rejoignent est obtus.
Trucs et astuces d’experts
Vous devez coudre les pièces de ce kusudama et vous devrez choisir un fil solide. Vous devez doubler le fil lorsque vous rassemblez les pétales enroulés au milieu de chaque fleur et lorsque vous cousez les fleurs.
Soyez prudent·e lorsque vous enroulez les bords des pétales. D’abord, aplatissez soigneusement le papier et procédez doucement pour ne pas déchirer les coins des pétales.
Matériel requis kusudama à 12 pétales
• papier origami ‘harmonie’ Ryomen de Grimhobby à double face, 48 feuilles (2 paquets requis) • aiguille • fil • ruban adhésif à double face • ciseaux
Instructions kusudama à 12 pétales
Step 1
Start with a square of Ryomen harmony origami paper.
Step 2
Fold the paper diagonally then open and refold along the other diagonal.
Step 3
Fold the paper in half to form a rectangle, then open and repeat in the other direction.
Step 4
Using the folds just created, squash fold to create a triangle shaped base.
Step 5
The squashed triangle base.
Step 6
Fold the left flap into the centre line and then open. Turn unit over and repeat on the other side.
Step 7
Open the triangle base with the open part facing up.
Step 8
Push the flap inwards.
Step 9
Squash the unit.
Step 10
Stick the inner parts of the two outer petals together with double-backed tape, making sure to place the tape close to the back of the petals.
Step 11
Pinch the outer right petal inwards about 1 cm.
Step 12
Curl the inner flap upwards as tightly as possible.
Step 13
Pierce the unit about halfway down, just outside the fold line of the curled petal.
Step 14
Sew all the petals together, making sure to curl the inside petals around each other and keep the thread doubled.
Step 15
Knot the 12 petals together tightly.
Step 16
Use a needle to curl the inner petals.
Step 17
After curling the inner petals.
Step 18
Curl the outer petals.
Step 19
One of the four flowers is finished. You will need to make three more.
Step 20
Sew together the backs of the 4 flowers, pulling the thread tight and knotting well.
Step 21
You can cut the string or leave it long to hang up your kusudama!
