The Meaning of Rose Colors
- Red: Romance and love
- Dark Pink: Expresses gratitude and appreciation
- Regular Pink: Joy and happiness
- Light Pink: Sympathy or condolences
- White: Innocence, purity, and simplicity
- Yellow: Friendship and care
- Blue: Mystery and rarity

To fold this Origami Rose, prepare the following:
- 1 square sheet of colored craft paper, 30*30cm
- Paper cutter
- Pencil
- Toothpick or skewer to shape the petals in the final step
- Optional: Ruler and pencil for marking folds if unsure
Now, let’s explore “How to Fold an Origami Rose”!
Step 1: Create Basic Folds and Structure
Start with a square sheet of origami paper.
Fold the paper diagonally across the square.
Continue folding the paper along the centerline to form a rectangle.
Fold the square into four parallel creases along the rectangle’s centerline. (Refer to the image for clarity)

Create smaller parallel folds at equal intervals along the top line.
Step 2: Shape the Rose
Fold all four corners of the square into the center, forming a smaller square with new creases.

Starting from the second parallel line, fold inward on all four sides, but do not crease tightly.

Notice the diagonal creases at the corners; fold each corner along these diagonals in alternating directions.
This forms a square with four flaps.

Each flap has an outer crease; unfold and refold the flap along this crease in the opposite direction.

This creates a new square with half-split flaps.

Notice the diagonal creases near the flaps; fold each flap inward along these diagonals, forming small triangles, and crease tightly.

Tuck the first flap into the pocket of the second flap, creating a curved edge. Hold firmly to prevent unfolding.

Repeat with the remaining flaps.
This forms the basic rose shape with a square base and tightly folded petals.
Fold the four corners of the base inward to create more petal creases.

Bend the triangle tips outward to shape the curved petals.

Step 3: Final Result
Your finished Origami Rose features four tightly wound petals around a square base.

Tip: Choose vibrant, colorful paper for stunning results.
Good luck!
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