Grayson Finn
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How to Fold a Traditional Origami Lucky Star
Looking to add little sparkles to your origami collection? The traditional origami lucky star, sometimes called a wishing star, is a fun and easy project perfect for beginners. With just…
How to Fold an Origami Dragonfly
Are you looking to challenge your origami skills with an elegant design? This traditional origami dragonfly is a lovely model accessible to beginners yet offers a fun challenge. With a…
How to Fold an Origami Ghost
This origami ghost offers a fun challenge for those looking to improve their origami skills while still being accessible to advanced beginners seeking something new. Designed by Valerio Cicolini, this…
How to Fold a Traditional Origami Spider
Are you ready to tackle one of the most challenging traditional origami models? This origami spider will put your folding skills to the test. You’ll need two sheets of origami…
How to Fold a Traditional Origami Tulip
Even though tulips aren’t originally from Japan, they’ve been popular since they were brought over during the Edo period. They symbolize beauty, elegance, and the arrival of spring. The origami…
How to Fold a Traditional Origami Sitting Crane
Are you on the lookout for a new origami crane project? This one might just be what you’re searching for! While it may not be as well-known as the traditional…
How to Fold a Traditional Origami Happi
Have you ever seen those cool-looking “coats” worn by performers in Japanese festivals? They’re called happi (半被) or happi-coats in English. This super easy tutorial will show you how to…
How to Fold an Easy Traditional Origami Kimono
Have you ever seen a displayed kimono? That’s what this traditional origami kimono is all about. This model is super simple to fold and a joy to look at. Plus,…
How to Fold a Traditional Origami Snail
It’s the perfect time to enjoy a relaxing craft as the temperatures cool down and the autumn leaves begin to fall. This traditional origami snail is an interesting project that…
How to Fold a Traditional Origami Leaf
Depending on the season, trees either grow new leaves or shed them in vibrant shades of green, red, orange, yellow, or brown. Let’s bring a bit of that beauty indoors…