How to make a paper vase? | Amazing gift? from just a few sheets of paper

We take sheet of white paper and fold in half. Cut along the fold.

The resulting halves are folded again and cut in half. We divide until we get 16 rectangles from one half of A4. That is, in total, from one sheet of A4 format, we get 32 ​​rectangles.

We fold our workpiece in half horizontally.

Then we fold it again, but already vertically.

Expand the vertical fold and bend the sides of the rectangle to the central fold.

We turn the workpiece over to the other side and bend the outer corners inward.

Then we bend the lower parts of the workpiece up to make a triangle.

Fold the triangle in half.

As a result, we get one module, which has the shape of a right triangle.

Similarly, we perform operations with the rest of the paper. In total, to assemble a vase, we need 549 white and 276 green modules.

We take two white modules by the smaller leg, hold the larger leg up and connect the adjacent sides with the third white module, but this time upwards with the hypotenuse.

In the first row, we place the modules with a large leg up, and in the second and third - with the hypotenuse.

We continue to do so, add one module to the first row, connect the adjacent sides with the next module of the second row, and the second row with the module of the third row.

We do this until there are 15 modules in the first row. Then we turn our workpiece into a ring and connect it with modules in the second and third rows. We get a figure in the shape of a flower.

Lightly press on the center to make the bottom of the vase.

In the 4th row, at each end of the modules of the third row, we alternately wear two green modules and three white modules.

In the 5th row we fasten adjacent sides, connecting 2 green modules together - white, white with green - green, and white with white - white.

In the 6th row we connect the ends with modules, alternating 3 white and 2 green modules.

7 row: we form in the same way, we alternate 3 modules of white and 2 green, shifting them to get a pattern in the form of a flower.

8th row: add the green module in the following order - 2 white, green again - one white. Then repeat the sequence to the end of the row.

9th row: alternate 3 white and 2 green modules.

Now squeeze the sides a little.

We form the 10th row as follows: 3 white, 2 green. We get the second row of colors.

11 row: 1 green module, 1 white, 1 green, 2 white. So we continue to the end of the row.

12-13 rows: 2 green, 3 white modules.

14th row: 1 green, 1 white, 1 green, 2 white modules.

15 row: 2 green, 3 white modules.

16 row: 3 white, 2 green modules.

17 row: 1 green, 1 white, 1 green, 2 white pieces.

18 row: 2 green, 3 white modules.

19 row: all white modules.

Collecting the 20th row, pay attention to the 18th: the green module in the 20th row should coincide with the center of the flower in the 18th row. In this row, we put the modules on the previous row with a large leg up and counterclockwise.

We squeeze the edges, forming the neck of the vase.

We add the next 21 and 22 rows counterclockwise, with the green color shifted by one module.

We connect rows 24, 25 and 26 in the same way as in the previous paragraph, shifting the green color by one module. We get 5 zigzags from green modules.

We begin to connect zigzags. In the next row, one green module is shifted one to the left, and the second one to the right.

We fill the void between them with 2 white modules.

In the next row, we again shift the green modules to each other, and fill the void between them with 1 white module. We make the top a green module.

We do the same with the next green zigzag, narrowing it towards the center. We form the second tip of the vase.

We also form the remaining three corners of the vase.

We bend the resulting corners outward, giving the vase a more interesting shape.

Our vase is ready!