Tulips have become a traditional symbol of the spring women's holiday; moreover, this is one of the simplest options for paper flowers that even a child can make. So, for the bouquet you will need:
- Scissors.
- Double-sided colored paper.
- Glue.
Start making a bouquet with the main thing - the tulip bud.
Take a 10*10 square and bend it in half.
Then match the opposite corners of the square.
Fold along the resulting folds to form a triangle.
Fold the corners of the triangle to the top.
Turn the diamond over so that the smooth side is facing you.
Fold the top corners toward the center so that one overlaps the other slightly.
Insert one bent corner into the other.
Inflate the resulting bud through the hole in the base and bend the free corners.
The bud is ready.
The stem is made even easier.Cut a small rectangle of green paper and use a pen tip to roll it into a tube.
To make the stem neat and not unfurl, grease its ends with glue.
Make as many flowers as needed for your bouquet. Be sure to have an odd number! To make the bouquet look more elegant, tulips can be made in different colors and sizes, but it is not advisable to combine more than three different colors, it will look tasteless.
