Beginner Guide

KUSUDAMA is a hobby that is easy to learn and very interesting. You only need paper, you can use one color, different color or pattern paper to learn KUSUDAMA. This guide will show you the main folding methods of KUSUDAMA.

🎀 Symbols - Lines
🎀 Symbols - Arrows
🎀 Mountain fold and valley fold
🎀 Fold and unfold
🎀 Point-to-point fold
🎀 Crimp fold
🎀 Layered fold

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Tutorial : FLOWER BALL

Once you have twelve flowers, you can make the KUSUDAMA FLOWER BALL . The ball is made from two halves of six flowers . Apply a line of glue to the backs of two adjacent petals on one flower, do the same to a second, and then glue together using paper clips or mini pins. You may add some beads as decoration to the flower ball. Do subscribe and have fun.

Beginner Guide: Symbols - Arrows

This page defines some of the symbol arrows used in the KUSUDAMA tutorial.

Beginner Guide: Mountain and Valley Folds

These are the two basic creases of KUSUDAMA. Almost every fold requires a combination of mountain folding and valley folding.

Tutorial : Lovely Rose Flower Ball

Express your love with DIY LOVELY ROSE FLOWER BALL . Red roses symbolize love and romance and are the perfect Valentine's Day rose. Pink roses symbolize gratitude, grace, admiration, and joy. Orange roses symbolize enthusiasm and passion. Yellow roses symbolize friendship. White roses symbolize innocence and purity. 💖

Beginner Guide: Symbols - Lines

This page defines some of the symbol lines used in the KUSUDAMA tutorial.

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