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Looking for a quick fold to get into the holiday spirit? This origami Christmas stocking takes just a few minutes to make!
It has everything a little stocking needs: a long straight leg, a foot that kicks out to one side, and a toe with its tip tucked in for a softer shape. The white cuff at the top is simply the back of the paper folded down, so one sheet gives you...
Looking for a creative way to fold a note? This traditional origami bamboo letterfold is a lovely one to try!
Inspired by the shape of a young bamboo shoot, this lovely little model has a pointed top and diagonal folds that look like the layers wrapping around real bamboo.
Difficulty: Easy – Beginner level 2 Folding time: 5...Let’s fold this origami crystal ornament, designed by Robert Neale.
This small octahedron is made up of eight triangular faces, with a sharp point at the top and bottom. Each face combines two colors, creating a pattern that shifts as you turn the model in your hand, a little like the facets of a cut gem.
Difficulty: Easy – Beginner level 3 ...Let’s learn how to fold this traditional origami persimmon.
It’s a round, chunky little fruit with four bright green leaves spread flat across the top, just like the cap on a real persimmon. The orange side of the paper becomes the fruit, and the green side becomes the leaves, all from one square.
Difficulty: Easy – Beginner level 3Let’s learn how to fold this origami kusudama Sonobe star, designed by Mitsunobu Sonobe.
After the Sonobe cube, here’s another modular model you can create using the same Sonobe unit. This version uses 12 units to form a stellated octahedron, but the same principle can be used to buil...