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Origami.me Blog
3w ago
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 fits the season’s mood, with the soft rain outside and the golden leaves scattered on the ground. While this paper snail is suitable for beginners ..read more
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3w ago
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 with an easy traditional origami leaf. This model is perfect for complete beginners, offering simple step-by-step instructions on how to fold a paper leaf. Traditional ..read more
Origami.me Blog
1M ago
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 origami crane, it’s a truly elegant model that will bring beauty to any space. It’s perfect for both beginners and experienced folders, and you can ..read more
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1M ago
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 fold one of these in less than 5 minutes. It’s perfect for beginners and, similar to the origami kimono, includes a simple squash fold, which ..read more
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1M ago
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, like the origami happi, you’ll get to try your hand at an easy squash fold. Grab your best-looking chiyogami from the drawer, and let’s fold ..read more
Origami.me Blog
1M ago
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 tulip is a much-loved figure in Japan today, known for its simplicity and the colorful touch it brings to any space. The origami tulip is ..read more
Origami.me Blog
2M ago
Looking for a creative twist on the ordinary envelope? Whether you’re wrapping a gift card or sending a special note, making your own origami envelope adds a personal and artistic touch. This easy-to-follow tutorial will show you how to fold a traditional Japanese origami envelope. This model is ideal for beginners and fun for crafters ..read more
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2M ago
The traditional origami dog is a classic in the world of paper folding. With its lovely simplicity, this model is ideal for beginners and great for practicing pleat folds. Follow our step-by-step instructions and you’ll fold this simple origami dog in just a few minutes. Traditional Origami Dog Step-by-Step Instructions Step 1 Start with the ..read more
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2M ago
Let’s make a traditional origami lantern, a symbol deeply rooted in Japanese tradition. While origami is known for its animal designs like cranes, the lantern stands out with its own charm during festivals. It symbolizes guidance, protection, and the illumination of darkness. The origami lantern is super easy to fold, making it perfect for beginners ..read more
Origami.me Blog
2M ago
The sensu, or folding fan, has a really interesting history! It originated during Japan’s Heian period and has evolved from a symbol of aristocratic status to a versatile tool in many aspects of Japanese life. It’s used in traditional dances, theatrical performances, ceremonies, and artwork. Oh, and it’s great for staying cool, too! In this ..read more