Re: [Origami] Rain Lily Origami

Cafina wrote: " The blog, "Paper Patty" for February 26,2017 shows a 6 petal flower with 6 pointed petals and "stamens?" shapes along the edge of each petal." I cannot find this blog. You need to include a URL (web address) in the email. Tom Sullivan - Original Message -

Re: [Origami] Rain Lily Origami

> On Mar 16, 2017, at 2:31 PM, cafe...@pacific.net wrote: > > The blog, "Paper Patty" for February 26,2017 shows a 6 petal flower with 6 > pointed petals and "stamens?" shapes along the edge of each petal. > --- > I am curious about the source of this design and would like diagrams. >

Re: [Origami] Rain Lily Origami

>Cafina wrote: " The blog, "Paper Patty" for February 26,2017 shows a 6 petal >flower with >6 pointed petals and "stamens?" shapes along the edge of each petal." If this is the lily you are referring to, shown at http://www.paperpatty.com/2017/02/rain-lily.html you may adapt this model

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[Origami] Rain Lily Origami

The blog, "Paper Patty" for February 26,2017 shows a 6 petal flower with 6 pointed petals and "stamens?" shapes along the edge of each petal. Paper Patty comments, "...the locking mechanism is strong." The design appears to be modular. I am curious about the source of this design and would

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