Ideas for Easy Winter Origami Crafts That Even 2-Year-Olds Will Love

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The snowman has evolved! Here’s an idea for making a rabbit snowman with origami.

You’ll need two sheets of white or pink origami paper and a pen.

First, make the rabbit’s face.

Fold the paper into a triangle twice, then unfold one layer.

Fold up the bottom by about 1.5 cm, then fold both sides upward.

The key is to leave a gap in the middle so the ears don’t touch.

Next, flip it over and tuck the square corners to the back.

Finally, fold the body part, glue the pieces together, and you’re done! If you add facial features with a pen, it will look super cute!

A top you make by tearing and sticking pieces

[Craft] Spinning top [Paper plate] [Ages 1+ ] [Easy]

Make it with a paper plate and origami! Here’s an idea for a spinning top you create by tearing and pasting.

You’ll need a paper plate, origami paper, glue, double-sided tape, and a plastic bottle cap.

First, crease the paper plate so it spins more easily.

Next, tear the origami paper and stick it onto the plate using glue.

Using patterned origami will look cute, too.

For pieces that stick out at the edge, fold them to the back and glue them down.

Finally, attach the plastic bottle cap with double-sided tape, and you’re done!

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It’s so much fun to stick pieces on! Here’s an idea for a “Peta-Peta Oni” craft.

You’ll need: a backing sheet, hair for the oni made from construction paper, horns made from construction paper, origami paper, and glue.

First, tear origami paper of your favorite colors into small pieces.

Next, spread glue all over the backing sheet and stick the torn pieces on.

Once the glue dries, it’s nice to cut it into an oni face shape.

Finally, glue on the parts, draw the face, and you’re done! Using patterned origami paper is fun, too.

Give it a try!

plum blossoms

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Let’s tear and fold origami to make plum blossoms! Here’s how.

You’ll need brown origami paper, glue, and a pink origami crayon.

First, fold the origami paper into a triangle twice, then unfold it once.

Next, fold it like a tulip and tuck the pointed part to the back.

Finally, add lines with the crayon to make it even cuter.

If you tear the brown origami paper and glue it onto a backing sheet, it will look like branches, and displaying it together with your finished blossoms creates a lovely effect! Give it a try.

Cut-and-paste Christmas tree

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Three-dimensional and adorable! Here’s an idea for making a Christmas tree by cutting and pasting.

You’ll need green origami paper, light green origami paper, yellow origami paper, scissors, glue, a backing sheet, and star-shaped stickers.

First, fold all the origami sheets vertically into four equal sections, then cut along the creases.

Next, apply glue to the back of the cut pieces and attach the edges together.

Finally, paste them onto the backing sheet, and you’re done.

The order you paste them might show some personality! Give it a try for your Christmas craft project.