For my sister's wedding she asked me if I could decorate the party room with origami flowers and after folding a few models I just got stuck not knowing what to fold.
So far I folded Kawasaki roses, traditional lilies and daisies.
I already tried tulips and water lilies but the paper she provided me is too thick so it kills my lungs when I try to inflate it and rips when you try to reverse-fold thick layers.
What I really need is ideas and diagrams (probably CPs would work too with a bit of help since I never folded from CP) for relatively simple/fast origami 3D flowers, something complex would work too provided that it's quick to make since I'll have to fold around 20-30 of the same flower.
Hope you can help me out!
Looking for flowers
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- bnm70
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Re: Looking for flowers
try the flowers section on www.origami-instructions.com
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Re: Looking for flowers
http://www.bloom4ever.com
has a huge number of different roses (with matching leaves, calyx, and base) as well as some other flowers
has a huge number of different roses (with matching leaves, calyx, and base) as well as some other flowers
Re: Looking for flowers
Bnm70: Thanks but I already found that site and took what I needed from it.
Jeko: Thank you, found some very good models I could use on the site you linked!

Jeko: Thank you, found some very good models I could use on the site you linked!
- TheUnChosenOne
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Re: Looking for flowers
there are quite a few on origami.com if you look. I found a good, easy rose somewhere but I don't remember where I got it... just search around on google. Sometimes squidoo.com has some good origami models, too, although the site's not dedicated to origami.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
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