Easy origami christmas decorations instructions. And the best thing about origami decorations and gifts is they are so cheap to make!
Lady Ghost by Niklas Kiuru Designer: Niklas Kiuru Folder, Photo and Video: @Origamikids Complexity: Easy. Time to fold 10 min. Folded from a one Square Printer White paper How to fold: 1) Print the CP on a sheet of white … Continue reading →
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Origami Coaster of Santa model Traditional Folder and Photo: @Origami_Kids Difficulty level: Easy Time to fold 5 min. 17 steps. Folded from a one classic Red and White Single Uncut square origami paper, about 25cm x 25 cm. Easy Origami … Continue reading →
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Origami Santa Claus Instructions by Linda Mihara Designer: Linda Mihara Photographer & Folder: Origami Kids Difficulty level: Easy. Time to fold 15 min. 27 steps. One square origami Red and White piece of paper about 20cm x 20cm. Diagrams in … Continue reading →
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Ten-Sided Yin-Yang Globe by Oschene (Philip Chapman-Bell) This is the assembly of a modular kirigami model. Templates and a step-by-step video tutorial are available in the post Designer: Oschene (Philip Chapman-Bell) Folder and Photo: @Origami_Kids Complexity: Easy. Time to fold … Continue reading →
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Santa Claus by Katsushi Nosho Folder and Photographer: Origami Kids Difficulty level: Easy. Time to fold 10 min. 13 steps. One square origami Red and White piece of paper about 20cm x 20cm. Diagrams in Origami de Christmas 2 by … Continue reading →
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Eagle. The Eagle belongs to the category Hunters and are designed to be thrown with a lot of strength. They fly fast and can fly for a long distance and that could help you release the inner child in you. … Continue reading →
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