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Videos for Making Origami Animals

On this page are links to origami video instructions for origami animals. Click on thumbnail images to access the video tutorials…

Videos for Origami Boxes – Containers – Envelopes

The videos on this page demonstrate various containers, boxes, and envelopes. Some videos are narrated in English with Spanish subtitles including animals, flowers, holiday-themed models, a heart, an accordion, a rose, a pyramid, an owl, a tomato, a persimmon, an envelope Click on thumbnail images to access the video tutorials.

Halloween and The Perfect Candy Corn Dish

Halloween Candy Corn Bat-dish

Candy Corn is a quintessential Halloween treat found in the United States. It’s hard to resist popping these little kernels of sweetness into your mouth and savor them as they dissolve in a velvety deliciousness! A while back I published a video tutorial on how to make a bat-winged heart, designed by Riky Saito (Japan). … Read more

World-Wide Origami Conversations

Do you speak the language of origami? Even if you’re not yet fluent you’re always welcome to join a conversation. You can teach yourself how to ‘speak’ this beautiful language by following some of the easy origami video tutorials featured here in Origami Spirit! Origami is ‘spoken’ all over the world, and is a language … Read more

Uses for a Traditional Playground Paper Toy

An Origami model titled "Origami Snake." A traditional design with a variation.

Do you remember playing with this traditional paper toy? It belongs to a select group of traditional origami models. It is known as a fortune teller, or cootie catcher. Below there are more names, in many languages, by which this toy is known along with how it is used. As a fortune teller the holder … Read more

How to Make an Origami Heart-Flower Box

Origami petal boxes with notions inside.

I love how these origami boxes with petals in the shape of hearts function as holders of notions like thread, buttons, pins, or thimbles. These origami boxes could just as easily hold chocolate eggs, pebbles, rose petals, grain, beans, staples, rubber bands, or clips. Carlos Aguilar (El Salvador) designed this lovely box inspired by the … Read more