Origami video for a mini tulip potted plant, super cute

Random thoughts:

I'm the owner of an origami online shop, sharing origami tutorials as a hobby.

I'm the only one handling everything from top to bottom, so update times are irregular.

I only update when there's good content.

Sometimes I bother everyone, and sometimes I keep everyone waiting.

Q: Why are the hands in the video so rough?

A: Because I have to pack and ship every day, covered in cuts and bruises... ...

I've always wanted to fold some mini potted plant style pieces,

first because they're highly decorative, and second because they don't take up space.

But mini and potted plant style,

both require many small flowers to form,

folding that many small flowers is simply a luxury for me.

A luxury of time.

This mini tulip featured in this episode,

can barely count as a potted plant.

The idea is very unique, the base is actually a small box,

with a leaf design on one corner.

This way it looks just like a flower pot.

The flower, leaves and base, merge into one,

a unique scenery on a corner of the desk.

I accidentally discovered that this base is super versatile,

no matter what small flower is placed on it, it always feels like a great match.

Mm, the small flower below doesn't have a tutorial yet,

if you like it please leave a comment, I'll share it in a future post.

Paper used in the video:

Base: single-sided green paper 15cm

Small flower: pearl hand-crumpled paper 3.7cm

The side length of the flower is 1/4 of the base