Origami Chionodoxa Glory-of-the-Snow (Katrin Shumakov)

Chionodoxa is one of the finest early flowering plants, prized for its adorable star-shaped flowers. It is native to the high alpine meadows of Turkey.
The name Chionodoxa derives from the Greek words 'chion' ('snow') and 'doxa' ('glory' or 'repute' ), that's why this plant is commonly known as Glory-of-the-Snow or Snow Glories. It is so-named because in some climates it blooms early enough that its bright blue six-point star-flowers appear right out of the snow.
♥ Designed by Katrin Shumakov.
♥ My paper:
✂️ How to make a hexagon: • Origami Orchid Cattley...
🌸Flower: 15 x 15 cm.
🔶 Center: 5 x 5 cm.
🌿 Narrow Leaf (Grass): • 🌿Origami leaf🌿 4 ideas...
Many thanks for free Chionodoxa images by Markéta (Machová) Klimešová, 👀 Mabel Amber, who will one day, Manfred Richter, congerdesign from Pixabay.

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✂ How to make a hexagon: ruclips.net/video/az_QohRD2Gc/видео.html
🌿 Narrow Leaf (Grass): ruclips.net/video/wUVVTmARKWA/видео.html

[@Maki-kg1lb]

右上に図があって分かりやすい動画です。ありがとうございました。

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Beautiful work, thanks for sharing

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😍beautiful

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that bereh...., nice

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이쁜 꽃~^^♡♡♡♡