Easter Origami Tutorial: Daffodil / Narcissus (Assia Brill)

Paper used in this video:
Blossom: 2 hexagons cut from 12 cm (4 3/4 in) squares,
Stem and leaves: 2 squares with a side length of 24 cm (9 1/2 in), one square cut in half diagonally
Model:
24 cm (9 1/2 in) tall, 10 cm (4 in) wide, 7 cm (2 3/4 in) deep
This video describes how to fold a fantastic origami daffodil designed by Assia Brill.
Assia kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you.
You can download diagrams for the model at brilliantoriga...
Videos/playlists featured at the end of the video:
Single Strip Square Curlicue by Assia Brill: youtu.be/
Playlist of Easter origami models: • Easter Origami
More origami: www.happyfoldi...

[@preetimital1132]

Very beautiful model. My favourite flower daffodil. Thanks to Brill and also a big thanks to you Sara. Very well explained the fine nuances of folding in all your videos, it makes me understand each point so well and the result is a beautiful model. I do practice every model till it is perfect. Thank you once again. 🙏🏻

[@jonathanharvey5478]

I love the model, props to Assia Brill. But also, I love your narration. Very thoughtful of you to include metric and imperial measurement. I mostly view videos sans narration, but I really enjoyed your instructions. ❤

[@richardsmith5885]

You are good a good teacher, I have so many problems with other videos because the teacher doesn't get there fingers out of the way before they do the next step. So I can't see what they are doing. Good job, I think this is the best instructional origami video I've ever seen.

[@Happyfolding]

I'm glad you like my style of teaching origami.

[@davidbusse3168]

Brilliant Assia ! Excellent instruction ! I tried two others and found them to be very hard to follow. So, happy ! Thank you !

[@Luminalstasis]

Thank you for this! Daffodils are my friends favorite flower so she very much enjoyed receiving an origami one.

[@Happyfolding]

I'm glad you were able to make your friend happy with this fold.

[@mandeep3.14]

Harder to do than I initially thought, I was on the last step and then gave up cos I went terribly wrong somewhere :’(
I’ll try again, glad I used my scrap paper first
Edit: did it!!!, those were some frustrating few hours 😭

[@Happyfolding]

Congrats! It's definitely a more challenging design.

[@benjaminbaron3209]

Here's how I fold/cut a hexagon from a square: You fold the diagonals in different directions, pick one to stay folded and mark a quarter, then fold the opposite corner to your mark and pinch a bit higher. If you then rotate your first mark around the center until it lies on your pinch, you will have all you need to make the biggest possible hexagon from your square as accurately as your paper allows.

[@Happyfolding]

Yes, that's another way you can do it. Thanks for sharing.

[@petitsjoujoux5011]

This is beautiful!

[@silvaideaswithpaper]

Beautiful

[@tylercruz2628]

making the outside dosent work for me because there is supposed to be 4 on both sides but there are only 3

[@ItsMadyAgain]

*Instructions unclear -- house on fire*
(But seriously, this is going to take me a good minute to figure out -- thank you for the tutorial!!)

[@sheemaghazanfar3056]

Sara kindly tell if we can use washi paper for complex origami models...do answer this because I want to order some online.

[@Happyfolding]

I fear I have no simple answer. It depends on the type of Washi and the model you want to fold.

[@prakashraokaruparthi2307]

Superb ఈ liked it

[@Happyfolding]

I'm glad you like it!

[@bt60613]

I’m not a novice but couldn’t get half of the references. Then when it sped up for parts I was most b

[@vasanya]

Sooo difficult, because too fast ones in a while!

[@sagishpreman7644]

noticed this video now only... n came here for your voice...

[@Happyfolding]

:)

[@prakashraokaruparthi2307]

Cooolll

[@Happyfolding]

Thanks!

[@nadegefouquet1082]

je n'est pas réusi ses très dure

[@FineSimonArt]

FIRST!!!

[@mrbigbobuxbusinessthe3rdes444]

Nobody cares