The Fold 19 Naomiki Sato Rose Diagram

ROSE, by Naomiki SATO Diagramm by Patrice Reytier

Paper Type: Unicolor (or bicolor, only one side is visible after folding)

Ratio = 0.2

2 pointes

1. Collapse the pentagon according to the indicated lines.

3 pointes

2. Mark the centers of each half, aligning the extremities onto the center. 3-4

5. Repeat step 3-4 on the right side

2-5

3. Make valley folds aligning the 4. Unfold marked points.

2-5

6. Repeat the same divisions for each flap

7. Fold according to the marked line

8. Fold all the layers of the external band in half

7-9

9. Unfold to return to step 7

13. Completely open the model and flatten it.

10. Turn the model to the other 11. Fold the tip counter-

12. Stretch and flatten the

side and repeat steps 7 to 9.

clockwise while separating the different wings. The model becomes 3-dimensional.

central part.

14. Turn the model over.

15. Focus on the right part

16. Mark where indicated

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17. Fold according to the indications marked in the previous step. The model becomes 3-dimensional.

18. Perform a pivot fold while

21. Mountain-fold according

22. Repeat the pivot-fold from

to the marks from step 19

aligning the borders.

19. Valley-fold the first layer only. This part of the model turns 3D.

23. Unfold everything.

step 18

20. Unfold to step 18

24. Mountain-fold the marks from step 20

16 - 24 16 - 24

16 - 24

16 - 24

25. Back to overview

26. Repeat steps 16 to 24 for each point

27. Turn over the model.

28. Re-assemble according to the marks. The model obtains volume.

Do not flatten!

45°

29. Press in order to bend according to the fold lines. The model becomes 3D.

30. Turn over the model.

31. Perform step 23 over the 5 sides.

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32. Rotate the model

33. Smooth the top layer to

34. Repeat for the four other

obtain the alignment shown in the next step.

parts. Crease sharply.

37. Slide the last part under those preceding it, in order to create a lock.

38.

35. Form the base of the flower by two successive mountain folds.

Look at the model from the side. 39. Spread the petals to form

the flower

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36. Look at the base of the model

40. The rose is now complete.

Calyx, by Naomiki Sato

The side of the initial square can vary between 0.5 and 0.8 times that of the roseThis will result in a surface ratio between ¼ and 2/3

Paper Type: Unicolor green (or bicolor, only one side is visible after folding)

1. Start with the

colored/visible side down. Fold the pentagon in half.

2.

Crimp along the existing marks

3. Make an inside reverse fold

0.5 0.8

4. Mark the bisectors shown 4-6

5.

Make a petal fold

6.

Lower the top flap

9.

10.

13.

14.

Move a flap from the right to the left

Move a flap from the left to the right. Do the same behind.

Make an inside reverse

fold

Fold along the bisectors. Do the same behind.

7.

Turn the model over

8.

Repeat steps 4 to 6

11.

12.

15.

16.

Fold while stretching flat. Do the same behind.

Repeat the last stage for all the other sides.

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Repeat step 11 for the other four points.

Refine the points indicated. Repeat on the back and for the other 3 sides.

180°

17.

Open the five sepals.

18.

Twist the leg of the calyx.

19.

The calyx of the rose is done.

Variation: A Pointed Calyx

180°

14.

Fold along the other bisectors. Repeat behind

15. Repeat the previous step for 16. all the other sides.

Mark the indicated fold on all sides

18.

The pointed calyx is now done.

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17.

Spread the sepals while twisting the point

Leaf

Paper Type: Unicolor green (or bicolor*) Ratio = 0.5

5/6

45°

1.

After turning the paper, mark 3. Fold the sheet in two along the other diagonal. the diagonal.

2.

Visible side on the bottom, mark the medians.

1/6

4. Mark the indicated lines.

4-6

5. Fold the first layer along the indicated mark

6.

Fold to the other side

7.

Turn the model over

8.

Repeat steps 4 to 6 on this side

90°

9.

10.

Unfold the model

Fold a preliminary base.

11.

Mark the middle

12.

Fold while flattening so to bring the edge onto the center. Repeat on the other side.

12

13.

side.

Repeat step 12 on the back

14*.

Move the flap on the left to the right. Repeat behind.

15. Form like a leaf with a small mountain fold on each side. Repeat on the back side.

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16.

Fold the model in two

17.

Valley-fold the two upper layers as indicated

18. Turn the model over

VERSO

20.

Pull vertically up the two points to form the stalk of the leaf.

19.

Pull vertically up the middle section

RECTO

21.

The leaf of the rose is now finished

22. Stick the stalk to a straw

Variation in the case of a bi-colored paper:

14-1.

Unfold the flaps from each side. Repeat behind.

14-2.

Inside reverse fold on each side. Repeat behind.

14-3.

Go to step 15 and continue like in the unicolored version.

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23.

What’s left to be done is simply to attach several leaves to the same stem

Assembly

Presentation of the flower alone:

= Presentation of the flower on a stalk: Make a loop

spread glue

metal wire

Wind a band of green paper around the stem and metal wire.

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