[Origami] Easy spring-themed origami ideas to enjoy with 4-year-olds

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[Origami Spring Flowers] Easy and Cute Canola Flower Folding Method Origami Canola Flower

Let’s brighten up your room by making canola flowers that will lift your spirits just by looking at them! Prepare one sheet of standard-size yellow origami, three sheets of yellow origami each at one-quarter of the standard size, and one sheet of green origami that’s half the size of a standard sheet.

All of the yellow sheets, regardless of size, will be used for the flower portions of the canola blossoms.

To represent the canola’s delicate petals, fold each into fine small squares and similar shapes.

Cut the green origami in half; then cut one of those halves in half again, and then cut one of the resulting pieces in half once more, to make a total of four parts.

Use these to create the stems and leaves, and combine them with the flowers you made earlier to complete the piece!

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How to fold a cute bush warblerNEW!

[Spring Origami] How to fold an easy bush warbler with one sheet of origami

This is a spring bird, a Japanese bush warbler, made from a single sheet of origami paper.

First, fold the paper into a triangle, then unfold it once you’ve made a crease.

Next, fold the two bottom edges up to meet the crease.

Where the center overlaps, lift the corner up, then squash it down along the crease.

This becomes the bird’s wing.

From here, continue folding along the creases and edges of the paper to shape it into a bush warbler.

Once you’ve made the wings, there are no difficult steps, so go ahead and finish your charming bush warbler and enjoy a touch of spring.

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green caterpillar

🐛 How to fold/make an origami caterpillar – easy 3 minutes

Its wiggly movement is its trademark! Let’s make a caterpillar out of origami.

Caterpillars often appear in picture books and fingerplay, so children are familiar with them.

You might even find one outdoors in spring! This time, let’s use double-sided origami paper in green and blue, along with black round stickers or a pen.

The key technique is accordion folding.

Try folding the paper in a zigzag while shifting it slightly as you go! The finished caterpillar looks adorable when displayed together with paper flowers or vegetables.

Easter eggs in a basket

Pattern-making is fun! Simple spring origami: Easter egg (in a basket) origami (cute for kids) – Origami Easter egg basket

Let’s decorate the venue for an Easter event! Here are some ideas for Easter eggs in a basket.

You’ll need origami paper in your favorite colors for the basket, origami paper in your favorite colors for the eggs, washi tape with patterns you like, scissors, and glue or tape.

When you think of Easter, many people probably imagine colorful, cute Easter eggs.

Let’s make Easter eggs and a basket with this idea! Since you can decorate with your favorite washi tape, kids are sure to get excited.

A simple dandelion flower

[Spring Origami] Easy Dandelion Folding with Voice Commentary ☆ How to Easily Make a Dandelion with Origami / Tatsukuri

Here’s an easy dandelion idea that uses a basic folding method to create a flower shape and is simple to customize.

Fold the paper to align the top, bottom, left, and right edges to make creases, then align the opposite corners to add diagonal creases.

After cutting to the center, make pleat folds along the crease lines and align the inner corners to neaten the shape.

Slightly curl the petals for a softer look.

Glue two identical pieces face-to-face to complete the flower.

Connect a diamond-folded leaf and a made stem to create a cute dandelion.

Making them in different colors is recommended—it looks more festive when displayed together.

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Even little kids can fold it! Cute tulip

[Easy Origami] Even small kids can fold it! Cute♡ Tulip | Origami Tulip

Tulips are perfect for spring message cards and wall displays.

The method is simple, making it great for children’s fine motor practice.

Prepare two sheets of origami paper and fold them separately for the flower and the leaves.

For the flower, fold the paper in half into a triangle, then hold the left and right corners and fold them up diagonally.

Flip the paper over, fold the tip to round it off, and the flower is complete.

For the leaves, fold the paper into a triangle twice, then fold the tip toward the center.

When shaping the leaves, watch the balance and make them even.

It’s also a great idea to glue the finished leaves and flower together and add a message.

Give it a try!

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Easy! Origami Cherry Blossoms

“Graduation and Entrance Ceremony Spring Origami” Easy! Origami Cherry Blossoms (For Kids!) · Origami Cherry Blossoms

Let’s decorate for graduation and entrance ceremonies with lots of easy-to-make cherry blossoms! Prepare smaller origami paper and first fold it in half to make a triangle.

Fold it into a triangle once more, then open that triangle into a pocket shape to form a square on both sides.

Fold along the crease back into a triangle, then make a slit on one of the long, narrow corners and open it up one step.

From the area where the origami layers are thickest, make a slight crease toward the slit, and use this crease as the axis to open the whole piece.

If you open it top and bottom first, then left and right, your cherry blossom will be complete.

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