This origami rainbow slinky actually WORKS, just like a real slinky would! No glue required, either! It’s super fun to play with, and very easy to make and assemble. I have to say, this design by the ever-so-amazing, Jo Nakashima, is simply genius! It’s also extremely popular in the “origami world.”
This classic origami / kirigami octopus is just simply adorable! 🙂 Requires 1 square sheet of paper and scissors.
Here’s a sweet looking origami ball/kusudama by Tomoko Fuse. She really does design some of THE best kusudamas out there. And everyone knows I love kusudamas, even though they usually take a very long time to make, assemble, and teach. I just love the stars! I’d imagine it making a great Christmas decoration/ornament, too. Some gold origami paper, and…
How to fold a picture frame. Display your favorite photos with this origami picture frame (which can easily be converted into a BASKET!) To learn how to convert this frame into a basket, go here, or click on the image below!
Learn to make a cute little basket for Easter treats (with removable handle!) Great for parties, too. Below is a picture of how this would look like as a picture frame (just don’t inflate the basket at the very last few steps). The kid in the photo is my younger cousin, Tyler, by the way.…
Peep! Peep! This chick in an egg is perfect for Easter…or baby showers. 😉 I like taping 2D models like this one to blank cards. It’s an easy way to make your own cards and adding that personal/crafty touch. Design: F. Shingu
Surprise your guests with an origami crane on their toilet paper roll! 😀
This simple origami heart envelope/box is pretty neat. Once opened, it reveals a secret message! 😀 Great for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or any day really. Please like, share, comment, favorite, watch the entire video, and subscribe if you can. It’s very important for the continuation of these DIY tutorials! THANK YOU! 🙂 Design: Francis…
Learn to make an origami 3 or 4 leaf clover for St. Patrick’s Day! 🙂 This is a great project for a class, or at home with kids.
Learn to make a cute, little origami bird. These will look great with recycled magazines, old wrapping paper, and such! 🙂 I apologize that I struggled to explain the final steps adequately, but hopefully, you can see how the tail is constructed from watching the video! 🙂