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Descriptions, photos and instructions to make origami models that have movement and can be used as toys.
Do you enjoy origami stars? What about origami boxes and origami cubes? My friend Wenhau Chao has created a charming and ingenious origami figure that can change from a star, into a box, then into a cube. A geometric and practical origami model, this is an easy figure and you will be delighted as you make … Read more
A model design of Leyla Torres Do you like to fold origami toys and action models? You’re in luck! Here at Origami Spirit, we feature origami toys and action models we’re sure you’ll enjoy. You can find these origami models in this gallery >>> HERE Learn to fold an interpretation of The Little Prince, the character … Read more
A model design of Leyla Torres Do you like to fold origami toys? You’re in luck! Here at Origami Spirit, we feature origami toys – and action models – we’re sure you’ll enjoy. You can find these origami models in this gallery >>> HERE In this Olympic Torch tutorial, you will learn how to fold two … Read more
A few days ago, I received a lovely packet of colorful origami paper. I first thought of trying it on one of my all-time favorite origami models, an Egg-laying Hen, a creation of Zsuzsanna Kricskovics. Even if you have folded this hen before, it’s always fun to fold and play with. Below you can watch … Read more
A model design of Marc Kirschenbaum Do you like origami toys and action models? You’re in luck! Here at Origami Spirit, we feature some really fun toys we’re sure you’ll enjoy. You can find these origami models in this gallery >>> HERE The picture above is a sailboat designed by Marc Kirschenbaum. This model is … Read more
This origami Starshade is a model of an actual device NASA developed to block the light of nearby stars while observing their orbiting exoplanets. Making the paper model is fun and relatively easy. You need a little patience and some time. If you are new to origami, here you will find a video with a … Read more