How to make a standard origami calyx and then attach a wire-stem to it

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Maybe we can just stop here since the making of calyx is completed.

However, I think a calyx without a stem doesn't make sense.

So I will just step out of origami folding-session to explain how to attach a wire-stem to a calyx and to a rose.

You need four items:

(1) green floral wire-stem: either 16 or 18 gauge would be fine but I prefer 16 gauge since it doesn't bend easily,

(2) 1/2" wide green floral tape,

(3) pliers,

(4) glue.

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First, bend the wire with pliers.

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How to make a standard origami calyx and then attach a wire-stem to it

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The Rose Of Battle

Poem by Illiam Butler Yeats

How To Make A Standard Origami Calyx And Then Attach A Wire-stem To It