How to make a standard origami rose paper flower

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Flip the paper over.

This is how the front of step #22 looks like.

Now, the paper has four quadrants.

Try to assume that the x-axis is attached to the edge of quadrant 4 and the y-axis to the edge of quadrant 1.

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24.

Hold one corner (IV quadrant) with two fingers and try to align the x-axis with the y-axis.

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Cut Off Your Tails To Save My Face!

A fox who had lost his tail in a trap was so ashamed of the disfigurement that he felt life was not worth living.

So he decided to persuade all the other foxes to maim themselves in the same way; then, he thought, hist own loss would not be so conspicuous.

He collected them all and advised them to cut off their tails. A tail, he said, was merely a superfluous appendage, ugly to look at and heavy to carry.

But one of the others answered: "Look here! You only give us this advice because it suits your own book."

This tale satirizes those who offer advice to their neighbours not out of benevolence but from self-interest.

Poem by Aesop's Fables

How to make a standard origami rose paper flower

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Cut Off Your Tails To Save My Face!

This tale satirizes those who offer advice to their neighbours not out of benevolence but from self-interest.

Poem by Aesop's Fables

How To Make A Standard Origami Rose Paper Flower