Origami Owl Bookmark -Easy Tutorial
This origami owl bookmark (Fabrizio Pianosi) is the perfect example of easy origami. Once you get the hang of it, it will take you about six minutes to make it!
This origami owl bookmark (Fabrizio Pianosi) is the perfect example of easy origami. Once you get the hang of it, it will take you about six minutes to make it!
This origami three-scoop ice cream cone will delight your friends and family. You can make this cone with only one square piece of paper, and the resulting cone is fantastic! Just like these origami fortune cookies, the cone is gluten-free and has no sugar, carbs, or calories. What can be healthier than that?
Click for an easy step-by-step video tutorial.
Do you love Action Origami? Do you enjoy little origami toys that flap, fly, float, or flex? You are in for a treat!
The Standup Flapping Bird featured here is a charming and minimalistic action model. You can make it in three minutes with any paper you have at home.
And with a couple of extra-creases, you can easily turn it into a Flapping Origami Eagle.
Watch to the end for a naughty kitty surprise! 😉 Tutorials for origami to decorate a Christmas tree Origami Crane • Origami Frog • Origami Horse • Origami House Origami Icicle • Origami Quick Rose • Origami Santa • Origami Star … each circle is a link too …
Cliff Landesman designed this lovely Standig Leaf. It can be used as a decorative element for the holidays and it can double as a little Christmas Tree.
Here is the video recording of this demonstration on how to fold the Standing Leaf.
A model design of Leyla Torres In German folklore–especially in North German mythology–an elf is considered and portrayed as a supernatural being. The Christmas elf appeared in literature as early as 1850 when Louisa May Alcott completed an unpublished book with the title Christmas Elves. At Christmas time In the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and … Read more