'I have origami flowers in the Spring, summer, autumn and winter. This traditional origami lily flower looks lovely on its own or in a bouquet with other origami flowers. I believe that ‘every flower has a life’ so I prefer to leave them in the garden. Fun Fact The Japanese word 'kusudama' doesn't refer to a flower at allit translates to 'medicine ball.' What You'll Need Equipment / Tools Paper clips (optional) Materials 6 sheets square paper Glue Instructions Form a Triangle Place the paper in front of you with the back side facing up. Total Time: 15 mins Skill Level: Beginner This origami lily flower is easy to make with one sheet of square paper. Judith believes flowers are the most rewarding models to make: 'Flowers are my favourites. There are lots of different types of origami flowers, so first select the one you would like to prepare. It is all about practise.' How do I fold a paper flower? I would advise beginners to start small and try something without too many folds at first. Fold the left corner over to the right corner.

You would start with scales and learning the ropes. Take a square piece of paper and place it with one corner at the top and one at the bottom. 'If you were taking up a different hobby, like playing the piano, you wouldn't expect to be able to play some complicated melody right away. He said: 'You don't need special paper or anything, but the thing I would say most people get wrong is that they try and do something too complicated too fast and it puts them off. $5 at Hobbycraft Credit: Hobbycraft Tips and tricks from the experts

One paper origami flower