After completing Part 2, you should have either 6 flowers (if you're making a bouquet) or 12 flowers (if you're making a ball).
To make either one, you are going to glue the flowers together. I have drawn lines on this flower to show you where to glue.
Stick the second flower to the first.
...and the next, until you have 5 joined flowers forming a circle.
The space left at the top is the snug home of the 6th flower. This last petal will be glued to all the others.
This is half of a Kusudama ball. To complete it, make another half, and glue them together to make a ball. I have used halves as bouquets to decorate.
For a few simple variations, jump over to Part 4.
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