Kusudama. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.
Deux kusudamas Le kusudama (薬玉, de kusu, médecine, et de dama, boule) est une forme particulière d'origami. Différentes pièces de papiers sont assemblées entre elles, conçues en leurs pointes, de manière à former une surface sphérique. Certains kusudamas peuvent se composer de plusieurs centaines de pièces. Kusudama - Wikipedia, l'encyclopédie libre. Two variations of kusudama The Japanese kusudama (薬玉; lit. medicine ball) is a paper model that is usually (although not always) created by sewing multiple identical pyramidal units (usually stylized flowers folded from square paper) together through their points to form a spherical shape.
Alternately the individual components may be glued together. (e.g. the kusudama in the lower photo is entirely glued, not threaded together) Occasionally, a tassel is attached to the bottom for decoration. Kusudama originate from ancient Japanese culture, where they were used for incense and potpourri; possibly originally being actual bunches of flowers or herbs. The word itself is a combination of two Japanese words kusuri, Medicine, and tama, Ball. The kusudama is important in origami particularly as a precursor to the modular origami genre. Modern origami masters such as Tomoko Fuse have created new kusudama designs that are entirely assembled without cutting, glue or thread except as a hanger.
Kusudama Me! - Modular origami! Little Roses Kusudama - diagram. Kusudama. PLÁSTICA. Fleurs dans un vase kusudama. Origami Kusudama Flowers are one of the cutest origami creations.
It is easy enough for kids to make with little adult supervision. These make a perfect gift for their Mom this mother's day. What can be more simple, easy and beautiful? Follow the instructions and pictures to make one of these for your mom this Mother's Day. Supplies you will need: - Origami paper 3 inch squares : 5 for each flower - Green Chenile stems - 1 for each flower - Glue - Vase (if you want to keep in vase) - Scissors (optional, if you want to cut squares from bigger size paper) Origami Paper is easily available from various online resources like Amazon.com We have used Melissa Doug Origami Paper 6" squares They are great for beginners. Follow the steps shown in the set of pictures to create your first flower. FOLDING TREES.
CECILIA COTTON. How to "quickly" make an Origami Magic Ball. Kusudama by *Corselia on deviantART. Kusudama Flower Bouquet Assembly. Materials: 4.6 squares of scrapbooking paper, buttons, 20 gauge white cloth stem wire I've been VERY busy assembling Kusudama flowers for my sister's wedding.
My best guesstimate (that IS a technical term by the way! ) is that I'm going to need about 200 flowers for 1 bridal bouquet, 3 bridesmaids bouquets, and 3 flower girl baskets. With 5 pedals per flower (which have to be folded separately) that's about 1,000 individual pedals. So, back to the first sentence . . . For practice, I've decided to make some bouquets for my dinner table for Easter.
Here are the flowers that I've already assembled for this project. Using these 2 websites I've easily learned how to fold and assemble the actual flowers:Origami Kusudama FlowersKusudama Tutorial After I have the flowers made, I get the 20 gauge white cloth stem wire and wrap the end around a pair of needle nose pliers. I thread the 20 gauge flower wire through the shank style button. Versailles Kusudama par Krystyna Burczyk. DIY Bunga Kusudama. Pernah dengar nama Bunga Kusudama?
Saya rasa ramai jugak yang dah tahu pasal bunga ni kan exspecially para B2b lah kan. hehehe...Ok, berbalik pada tajuk, ikutkan perancangan asal, saya nak buat bunga Kusudama ni sebagai hand bouquet saya time nikah sebab dah suka sangat dengan bunga ni lepas tengok gambar hb ni Then, makin berkobar-kobar semangat tu lepas tengok majalah inspirasi Pengantin untuk bulan 7 ni.. Bunga Kusudama ni cuma gunakan kertas jer untuk buat dia. Mula2 tengok memang rasa susah. Tapi lepas belajar dekat Youtube, rupanya mudah je. Macam buat bunga origami. Tapi, hasrat saya tu terpaksa dilupakan lepas kawan saya cakap better jangan pakai bunga yang buat dari kertas untuk hb sebab saya buat dekat kawasan rumah kan takut basahlah, terkena air ke hb tu.
How to make a lily kusudama. How to make an Origami Spiky Cuboctahedron aka Spike Ball. How to make an origami (inverted) Stella Conica. How to make an Origami Cookie Cutter Dodecahedron. How to make an Origami Aquilegia flower. How to make an Origami Twinboat Icosahedron. Origami Spiral star instructions (Grzegorz Bubniak) Paper unlimited. As mentioned before this beautiful kusudama has Fuse has it’s author.
It’s made from six 15 cm square paper and eight 7.5 cm square paper. Very easy to fold and easy to assemble; the model requires some glue/ double scotch tape to hold firmly when assembled. I translated the tassel diagram however I choose to do this variation with beads. I think it’s cute and pretty, overall. It’s also a good change from the tassels. Price of the kit is around 4 to 5€, but it can be more expensive, depends on who and where you buy it… The kusudama has a diameter of almost 11 cm.