Flower on the Crossroads by Dasa Severova, Origami Tutorial

This is the video on how to fold the flower on the crossroads, the model I created around a month ago. As there were several demands, I decided to make a video. It's not perfect, but hopefully, you can follow it. The base constructed in this video can be used to make different flowers/stars instead of the one I am showing. Also, it's possible to tessellate it. Let me know if you make it :)
It's an advanced model, so if you are a beginner, don't be disappointed if you can't finish it. Try something easier instead :)
Use paper around 15-25 cm, depending on the size with which you are comfortable. Kami paper will work, but it's better to use some stronger but not much thicker paper than kami.

[@cheenusona]

Very nice👍👍

[@GalivanFL]

Thank you so much! Love this Flower. Tutorial is very good!

[@papeRain]

Thank you very much! :)

[@sudarshanjuyal]

So lucidly explained... An elegant model

[@papeRain]

Thank you! :)

[@whocares1481]

Very beautiful twisted flower at center!

[@austinday3101]

A beautiful design - thank you.

[@papeRain]

Thank you! :)

[@tutscorner7941]

this is really beautiful and interesting, i'll continue later on hv to go to work ...

[@amirrahmanzadeh3118]

thanks for this beautiful tutorial and design.

[@papeRain]

I am happy to share! :)

[@Ianorig]

Thanks!

[@raffaelerimauro1703]

you have a lovely channel. I hope you will post more tutorials.

[@papeRain]

Thank you! I may try, we see ;) :)

[@lauras7108]

Thanks for the tutorial. I became immediately attracted and will give it a try. You said something about paper and what not to choose, but I wish this was more specific. What paper would completely give justice to the model?

[@papeRain]

Hi Laura, I would recommend something a bit stronger than kami, but not too much thicker. Kami works, but it can rip in the end because there is quite a lot of manipulations. I saw one folded from tant, that worked as well. I imagine, kraft paper will do too, even printing paper.

[@lauras7108]

@@papeRain Thanks! I'll try kraft :)

[@s4nctum._r3gnum]

can you do alternate flower tutorials please?