Easy origami christmas decorations instructions. And the best thing about origami decorations and gifts is they are so cheap to make!
Okay, so you’ve mastered making the paper airplanes, now it’s time to learn some great paper airplane flying tips to make them fly better than ever. Speed Because the way a plane is designed and made, it will like certain … Continue reading →
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Pajarita with Christmas Cap by Juan Rubio Designer: Juan Rubio Folder and Photographer: @Origami_Kids Difficulty level: Easy. Time to fold 15 min. 26 steps. One uncut square origami piece of paper red and white about 25cm x 25cm. Diagrams in … Continue reading →
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How to fold an Origami Crane The Origami Crane is probably the most classic of all origami. This is the one origami everyone tries to learn to fold. In this easy tutorial I show you how to make a crane … Continue reading →
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Christmas Tree – Origami Tree by Jo Nakashima Designer: Jo Nakashima Folder and Photographer: @Origami_Kids Technique: unit origami, no cuts, no glue, It’s folded from 5 squares of different sizes. For the Tree: Green paper (cardboard paper): from top: 4cm … Continue reading →
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Origami Cat by Richard Wang There are many different cat origami models that you can try. This cat model is a easy one disegned by Richard Wang, it provides a slightly realistic finished design that includes both the cat’s face … Continue reading →
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Origami Ancient Pyramid by Jo Nakashima Pyramids have intrigued the human imagination for thousands of years. In this post an extraordinary work of Jo Nakashima is shown, recreating the magnificent Mexican pyramid El Castillo (Spanish for “the castle”), also known … Continue reading →
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What makes a paper airplane fly? Air — the stuff that’s all around you. Aerodynamics Hold your hand in front of your body with your palm facing sideways so that your thumb is on top and your pinkie is facing … Continue reading →
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