Not Kawasiki rose question. A different rose

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Not Kawasiki rose question. A different rose

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I would like to know how to make a 100 fold rose. I can't find a book or internet instructions. My friend made me one, but she says she can't teach me. All I know is that it involves folding it into 64ths+ and doing some complicated folds. Please help me!
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Interesting... I have never heard of the "hundred fold rose" Do you know who designed it?
Where your friend leared how to fold it?
Or any information like that?

I did a quick google search on it, and came up with nothing. Please, if you could, post a picture of it. I am very interested in this.

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it is nice if you can post some pictures
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Yes, a picture would be good!
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Post by wolf »

Looks like a Kawasaki rose (or one of its variants) to me. The crease marks on the rose petals don't appear to be from a 64ths grid either.

Like Aznman said, it would be interesting to see where the number 100 comes from - was this just a figure of expression, or were the folds counted exactly?
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Well, an 8x8 grid divides a square into 64 squares: maybe that's what Pyros means?

The rose looks like the Kawasaki rose variation from the first Origami Dream World book - the one with the larger, more open outer petals.

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i know exactly waht that rose is
but i cannot find any resourse of the diagram on the internet

i got the diagram for this rose from a packet of rose scented paper i brought from a korean store the packet contain a sheet of instruction as well but it is written in korean and the picture are really really small
took me quite a while to figure out how to do it cus i hav no idea wat the sheet saids

i would love to post it up too bad i dont have a scanner right now
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The diagram for the Korean rose is very similar to bloom4ever.com's standard rose, with exception the preliminary folds are folded into thirds not into fourths. I think I still have the diagram and will scan it when I get home if that helps.
halalula12345 wrote:i know exactly waht that rose is
but i cannot find any resourse of the diagram on the internet

i got the diagram for this rose from a packet of rose scented paper i brought from a korean store the packet contain a sheet of instruction as well but it is written in korean and the picture are really really small
took me quite a while to figure out how to do it cus i hav no idea wat the sheet saids

i would love to post it up too bad i dont have a scanner right now
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