In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make an Origami Unicorn Bookmark! This DIY paper corner bookmark is so cute and practical for children and adults alike, and was a part of a collaboration that I did with Maggy Woodley from Red Ted Art, a fellow NextUpper (YouTube Space London) and friend. She’s awesome!…
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to fold an Origami Rabbit or Origami Bunny Hat / Bookmark! Make it small, and it’s an origami bookmark. Make it big, and it’s an origami hat! This DIY project requires one square sheet of paper. The one that I’m using in this tutorial is a 3-inch square.…
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to fold an Origami Tiger Bookmark. This tiger paper craft is perfect for kids for school. Origami bookmarks can make reading books so much more fun. 😉 If you’d like to learn how to make more origami bookmarks, please let me know! This Origami Tiger Bookmark was designed…
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make a DIY washi tape hanging storage, or washi tape holder. I was inspired to make this washi tape holder by the items in the February Made By Mommy Craft Challenge. In particular, I wanted to use the wooden frame to create the washi tape storage area…and…
In this paper craft tutorial, I’ll show you how to fold an origami heart bookmark, or an origami Post-it® Note heart with a removable & hidden message! This paper Valentine’s Day craft is made with 2 Post-it® Notes and is a fun DIY origami project for kids. You can also use 2 sheets of square…
In this origami tutorial, I’ll show you how to fold an origami penguin bookmark with one Post-it® Note. This bookmark requires 1 Post-it® Note, and utilizes the adhesive so that it can adhere to most surfaces. Hope you like this origami penguin bookmark! Be sure to check out my other Post-it® Note craft tutorials, too.…
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to fold a Star Wars Origami Lightsaber. This easy DIY paper lightsaber is a fun craft that you can do with the kids, or in the classroom. You can decorate the lightsaber handle with markers (I used a silver and black Sharpie marker).I hope you enjoy this origami…
I’m so happy to finally be able to share with you my newest design: Origami Darth Vader! I talked about it in my behind-the-scenes post last month, so it’s about time I actually share the tutorial, right? 😉 I’ve been absolutely swamped with work lately, and with the holidays coming, it’s only going to get busier.…
These origami boxes are perfect for candies, office supplies (i.e. paper clips, rubber bands), and all sorts of little knick-nacks. 🙂 Plus, they sort of look like monster teeth (or a weird venus fly trap) — wouldn’t that be great for Halloween? 😀 If you create these from a 6″ square, it’ll fit small Post-it(R)…
In this video, I’ll show you how to make an Origami Cat Pencil Topper, or Origami Finger Puppet!