
Origami Daylily
Learn how to fold a pretty origami daylily flower. Make a bouquet of traditional origami lilies! These origami flowers only take a few minutes to make.
A name “Daylily” can describe many flowers in the Hemerocallis genus, more than 60,000 varieties! These flowers only last for about one day, hence the name.
You may have noticed these lily flowers look quite similar to the Traditional Origami Lily. The two look quite different when placed together. Why not make both and decide which is your favourite. You can even combine them for a large lily.
Origami Daylily Instructions
Scroll down to follow the photo tutorial for the Origami Daylily.
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Step 1: This is the front of our origami paper, the inside and top of the petals will end up this colour.
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Step 2: This is the back of the origami paper, the lower part of the lily will end up this colour.
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Step 3: Fold the bottom right corner diagonally up to the top left corner.
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Step 4: Unfold the previous step.
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Step 5: Fold the bottom left corner diagonally up to the top right corner.
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Step 6: Unfold the previous step.
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Step 7: Flip the paper over to the other side.
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Step 8: Fold the right edge over to the left edge.
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Step 9: Unfold the previous step.
Whoever is reading this I love it. It is so easy and beautiful. Even if I didn’t have the same kind of paper it still looked so brilliant. I started to do it every day since I found this how to do easy origami on google.
I like most tutorials on this site, they are always easy and nice, but I found this one a bit harder than it says. And step 22 wasn’t explained very well, but I eventually got it. The end result was not very pretty and it kept breaking but I’m sure someone a bit better at this than me could make it look very nice
Thanks for the feedback Lilly, I am always trying to find ways to improve my work, at squash fold can be a bit hard at first, perhaps I can add a few steps explaining further.