"Lotus Blossom II" incorporates a technique that Rami Kim learned from her grandmother when she was four years old.
Rami originally learned the lotus blossom technique using paper, but now utilizes it with fabric. To make one of the blossoms seen on Lotus Blossom II, you need to have twenty-four squares, so depending on the colors you want to combine you can cut out twelve and twelve, or three sets of eight, and so on. You need two squares to make one petal and then you interconnect all twelve petals to make one blossom.
