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.ÿþ$ FlowerCopyright 1998-99 Stephen Hecht.All Rights ReservedA dollar bill produces a model 100mm long with a bloom of 40mm diameter.The bloom is adapted from HermanLau s Flower-in-a-Pot.That bloom can also be used here, resulting in a shorter stem and a smaller bloomdiameter (but with 8 petals, not 6).CCCBA4.Valley-fold and3.Valley-fold and2.Pivot at A, bring B1.Valley-crease atunfold halfway to C.unfold at C.to 1/4 line, markingquarters.Turn over.Turn over.only at C.1/27.Valley and unfoldthrough all layers ofthe upper flap.Unfold8.Valley on existingcompletely.Rotate6.Swing up on5.Swing in sides.creases, extending tohalf turn.Turn over.existing crease.edges.Alternate method, usingLau s 8-petalled flower:1.Crease at quarters.2.Water-bomb base atone end.3.Squash the 4triangular flaps of thewater-bomb base: twoloose flaps in front, twoflaps attached to the11.Mountain-fold9.Use existing valley-rest of the bill in back.entire top and unfold.creases to squeeze in4.Octagonally sink tip10.Sink hexagonallymountain-fold anglehalfway.halfway.(Open outbisectors.to find landmarks.)Repeat on left. $ Flower (continued)Copyright 1998-99 Stephen Hecht.All Rights Reserved12.Gather up 4 edgesperpendicularly.13.Wrap edges.15.Note that theReverse below valley-sunken assembly has14.Continue collaspingfold (where indicated).remained fixed.Swingon existing creases.Entire bottom of billone flap to the left.swings behind and up.1/215-1716.Mountain-fold on17.Swing flap back18.Add mountain- 19.Crease forwardsexisting crease,to the right.Repeatand backwards.Makecreases halfwaytucking inside.15-17 on left.Rotatethe longer fold first, thenbetween existinghalf-turn.use it to help locate thevalleys.Inner onesshorter.don t have to go allthe way up.21.Crease angle-20 Add more creases.22.Fold model in half,23.Outside crimp.bisector, to center-line.Turn over.swinging 2 small flapsMountain-folds exist,Repeat on right.to the left behind at thevalley-folds are new.top. $ Flower (continued)Copyright 1998-99 Stephen Hecht.All Rights Reserved24-2624.Lift one flap.25.Pleat on existing 27.Sink long edge.26.Swing flap backcreases.Closed-sink and keepdown.Repeat 24-26behind.together at the top.30.Roll and31.Closed-sink.29.Closed sinktuck insideNot quite anupper layer on28.Spread pleats, reform creases fromsink.Swingangle-bisector.angle-bisector.18-20, Elias-stretching.flap down.33.Outside reverse fold the leaf (valley issingle-ply, mountain on dotted line).At thesame time, mountain the stem in quarters,forming a tube.Where leaf joins stem, formtiny gussets to avoid tearing.Tuck loose paper at tip of leaf inside, behindthe sink from step 31.Curve and shape leaf.Rabbit ear stem where it joins the bloom.32.Mountain a singleply, flush with sink.Swing flap back up. $ Flower (continued)Copyright 1998-99 Stephen Hecht.All Rights Reservedx634.This is the view between thetwo thinnest petals.Valley and35.Reverse-fold top edges of allmountain the lower corners of the6 petals (about 1/3 of the angle).4 loose petals, locking the baseDon t flatten.of the bloom.37.This is a single petal.Open and roundthe sides of the petal, and mountain thetip behind.Flatten the underside of the36.View from above the bloom.Pullpetal, especially the thick petals adjoiningdown tips of petals, while gentlythe stem.flattening the center.38.Finished.(Ok, so it s a generous picture,but you get the idea.)
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