How to fold flowers in ancient poetry with paper?

First, take out pink hand-rubbed paper and cut it into 9 small squares. Take one of them. Fold the bottom edge up. Fold in half. The lower left corner is divided into three and a half parts. Cut one end flat. When fully opened, the petal depth is about 2/3 of the radius. Cut a small hole in the middle to put the flower pole in the future. Turn it back. Turn it. Open it again and get the natural folds of the petals. The other eight pieces of paper are also processed. In addition, take a piece of pink paper, the color is darker than the petals, and roll it into a paper stick. Glue one end of the paper stick, and then put the petals on the paper stick, pinch them tightly and stick them firmly. Go on, paste the second petal, the spacing between petals is about 0.5 cm. Then the third petal. Until all 9 petals are pasted and fixed. Wrap the bottom with green tape. Take out the green paper, fold it in half and then fold it sideways. Folding angle bisector. The bisector of an angle. Then gather along the crease. Align the left and right corners with the center line. Fold it again on the center line. Turn it over and fold it in the same way. Then cut off the bottom corner and string it on a paper stick later. String leaves on a paper stick. Wrap the bottom with green tape and tidy the petals and leaves. Beautiful hand-wiped paper hyacinthus orientalis Oriental flower origami finished!