Showing posts with label origami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label origami. Show all posts

Tutorial - How to Make an Origami Butterfly

Isn't that beautiful? What a sweet story too!

Origami Butterfly Tutorial at Joanne's Craft Nook
"I learn how to fold this butterfly from watching Wayson Chow, author of The Jade Peony, when he visited my high school to talk about his writing. After his presentation, he encouraged us to ask him questions by giving away origami butterflies. I was too shy to ask him a question in exchange for a butterfly, so I watched him very closely as he folds butterflies in front of the class.

Of all the different versions of origami butterfly, this one is my favorite. Not only it's simple to fold, but it's wings "curves" once finish..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a 3D Paper Swan

Oh my! Are you up for a challenge? Very cool!

3D Paper Swan Tutorial at MaNiKa
"This adorable swan is ready to swim .I like this very much.It is one of my favourite things in which i made. I have made it using 3D triangles .Its procedure is posted in my previous post. Nearly 500 triangles are required to finish this swan..." Read more

Here's the tutorial on how to make the triangles.

Tutorial - How to Fold a Paper Box

Better than a store bought one any day!

Folded Paper Box Tutorial at The Creative Muslimah
"Here's a simple yet handy craft tutorial for you all.
I've been making these since I can remember. The first memory I have of making these is probably from kindergarten. I just love making these because they are easy, and not time consuming at all, and they can be made with various materials, in various colors and in many designs!..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Make an Origami Globe Christmas Ornament

I love stuff like this!

Origami Globe Christmas Ornament Tutorial at Happy hang around
"This week, I am going to show you how to make an origami globe (the idea is from Tomoko Fuse’s Foral Origami Globes). I used 17*17 cm origami paper, so I could show you all the details. To make smaller decorations for your Christmas tree, you should use smaller origami paper (12*12 cm or 8*8 cm). The nice part about this project is that it lets you combine two different paper colors (or patterns) to fit your tree design or mood. You can even make a larger one for the top of the tree..." Read more

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