A seven-rose cluster with folding instructions:
and Smoke:
``Triangle'' roses on a honeycomb lattice
Anti-symmetric version (each rose is surrounded by roses twisting in
the opposite direction):
Symmetric version (each rose is twisting the same way)
``Hexagon'' roses on a triangle lattice. There is no anti-symmetric
version, this is related to the fact that an antiferromagnet on a triangle
lattice is frustrated!
and another version:
Square roses with a domain wall: the red half of the picture and
the blue half spin around in opposite directions:
Two columns of square twist roses: notice the repeating heart motif
going down the center:
The row of hearts expanded so you can get an idea of the crease pattern:
A self-similar set of growing square twist roses:
A 4x6 array of symmetric roses, folded from 12x18 drawing paper decorated
with oil pastel.
An array of squares and octagons, held together exclusively by traingle
(not equilateral, however) twist roses:
and the back: 