If you haven't folded any origami model before, welcome to the fun of folding origami rose flower. Since we are dealing 3D-model here, it might be very hard for you to start with 3D origami rose initially. There are many sites giving instructions for 2D-models (you can search the web using "origami" as a key word). If you are confident with 2D-models, then you can start with "Easy Origami Roses" here. They are easy compared to other intermediate/advanced models but you might find them to be difficult since they are one dimension higher than 2D-models. If you are becoming comfortable with these roses, then you can start work on Standard Rose or Spiral Rose. But before start working on Easy Origami Rose Flower, you need to know some basics of origami folding techniques known as valley-fold and mountain-fold. They are shown in How To Make Origami page. After you learned what valley-fold and mountain-fold are, you need to practice these folding techniques with some simple origami models. If you have not folded an origami crane before, it is a good practice to learn it now. Origami crane will teach you not only valley and mountain folds but also more advanced technique called "inside reverse-fold".

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Please note that the designer indicated as "Unknown" is unknown to me. If you happen to know the original designer, please let me know so that I can correct it. Also the designer indicated as "John Doe / Hyo Ahn" means that John Doe originally designed it and it was modified by Hyo Ahn.

If you are an intermediate folder, you can skip "Easy Origami Rose Flowers" section and jump right on this section. It is recommended to learn folding "Standard Rose" as well as "Spiral Rose" before working on any other models since they both have a key concept which apply to other advanced models.

After you finish folding your rose flower, you might need calyx, leaf, and stem to complete your rose or you might just need a base for your rose.

I would like to hear your comments on these instructions, so please feel free to send me an email at .

Please note that the designer indicated as "Unknown" is unknown to me. If you happen to know the original designer, please let me know so that I can correct it. Also the designer indicated as "John Doe / Hyo Ahn" means that John Doe originally designed it and it was modified by Hyo Ahn.

If you have mastered all the intermediate roses or if you think intermediate roses are too easy for you, then you can start work on advanced roses here. New Kawasaki rose would be a good choice for you to start with. After that you can work on New Swirl Kawasaki rose or Fuller-Bloom New Kawasaki rose.

After you finish folding your rose, you might need calyx, leaf, and stem to complete your rose or you might just need a base for your rose.

I would like to hear your comments on these instructions, so please feel free to send me an email at .