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Part of the video series: How to Make An Origami Azalea

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Summary: Learn how to select the right size and weight of paper for making an origami azalea with expert tips for a master origami artist in this free online origami craft video clip.

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Robert Segundo Robert Segundo has been an artist since he could hold a pencil. In his 10 years in graphic design, Segundo has worked on advertising projects costing in the m... read more

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Selecting Paper For an Origami Azalea

Right now, I'm going to show you how to Azalea. What we're going to need is a 2x4 piece of paper. What that means is if you look down here at my table, you can see I have a square piece here. This is just a 1x1. A 2x1 is going to be if I fold it over this way and break it here. If we folded it over, it should be 2 pieces, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to go ahead and cut this piece off. I'm going to score it with my nails. Fold it over in half and score it once again. Then your paper should just rip rather easy. There we go. This is what we're going to start with. What we're going to do is we're going to take this piece and fold it over again like so. Then we have this line bisects it here. We're just going to take our corner and fold it back down to this line, making sure everything is straight and good. There we go. We're going to do the same on this side. That's the beginning.

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