[Childcare] August origami: simple and cute ideas

seashell

[Summer Origami] Easy Seashell 3 Folding Method with Audio Commentary ☆ Origami Shell 3 Tutorial / Tatsukuri

Here’s a shell origami perfect for summer decorations! Make lots together as a parent-child activity, and you can even play “shell collecting” at home.

The steps are simple, but if a child is making it, you might start with larger origami paper and switch to smaller sizes as they get used to it to adjust the difficulty.

For the finishing touch, draw patterns on the shell with a white pen to create a dreamy, cute vibe.

The look changes depending on the paper—pastel colors, gradient paper, or glitter paper all give different expressions—so give them a try!

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Make It with Two Sheets! 3D Sunflower

How to Fold an Origami “Sunflower” [Cozre Official]

Let’s make a sunflower using two sheets of origami paper.

Attach a yellow square sheet of origami paper to a brown sheet cut into quarters.

Fold each of the four corners toward the center.

Fold along the diagonal in half, then fold in half again, and gently squash-fold as you open it.

Repeat the same steps for the remaining sections.

While folding the creased parts downward, open them to form the base of the flower shape.

Finally, open it gently to finish your sunflower.

Give this cute, three-dimensional sunflower a try!

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Four sunflowers

[Single-Sheet Connected Origami] Sunflower – 1 sheet | origami art sunflowers 🌻 | flower

This is a “single-sheet connected origami” project where you make three sunflowers from one sheet of origami paper.

First, crease the yellow origami so it’s divided into 16 equal sections.

Fold it in half horizontally, then in half again, and again—this will easily create 16 equal divisions.

Do the same vertically to make 16 equal divisions in that direction as well.

Make cuts from the center of the paper out to the second crease in each direction, and cut the sheet into four sections.

From there, continue folding to complete the three flowers.

It’s lovely to write a message in the remaining one section.

Draw patterns on each sunflower to create your own original sunflowers!

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Quick and cute! Sunflower origami

[Origami Sunflower] A super easy way to fold it 💙 Slow, step-by-step explanation ♪ How to make a very easy sunflower origami

This is an easy sunflower made with 7.5 cm square origami paper and 4 cm square origami paper.

Fold the larger sheet in half horizontally twice, then fold all four corners toward the center.

From the center, fold each corner back at the 2 cm mark and turn it over.

For the smaller sheet, fold it twice to make a triangle, then fold the corners toward the center.

Unfold, and make small folds toward the creases you just made.

Fold the remaining three corners the same way, then stick it onto the center of the larger piece.

Draw a face or sunflower patterns to finish.

It’s very simple, so it’s perfect as a recreational activity for young children up to seniors.

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Easy Sunflower Origami

Summer Origami [Sunflower] How to Fold: The Easiest Way to Make a Flower ♪ ◇ Origami “SUNFLOWER” Paper Craft Easy Tutorial

Even young children who are just starting with origami can enjoy this easily! First, fold a yellow piece of origami paper in half into a square twice to make crease lines.

From each corner, fold toward the center along the creases you made.

Then open each folded section outward, leaving a small edge, and the sunflower’s petals are complete.

Next, take green origami paper, fold it once into a triangle and unfold it, then fold both sides toward the center along the crease.

Fold one of the sides toward the center once more, and fold the sharpest tip upward to finish the leaf.

Combine it with the flower you made first and display it!

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It keeps spinning and won’t stop! Sunflower spinning top

[Playable Origami] Spins non-stop! Sunflower Spinning Top

A sunflower spinning top that’s not only for display but also fun to play with is sure to delight children! First, with yellow origami, aim to make two boat shapes.

From there, form diamonds at the four corners, then fold the newly formed central corners outward and the diamond corners inward to complete the sunflower petals.

For the sunflower’s center, first crease vertical and diagonal “X” lines, then fold three times toward the center from each of the four corners along those creases, and finally fold the gathered central corners outward.

Make the top’s spindle using a separate sheet of brown origami, fit each piece into the yellow petal origami, and you’re done! Put your finger in the center and spin it around to play.

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Origami sunflower seed

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You’ve finished the yellow petals of the sunflower, but aren’t sure what to do for the brown center? This will help! Prepare a sheet of brown origami paper.

First, fold it in half into a square twice, then unfold to make crease lines.

Fold each corner toward the central crease, then fold toward the center two more times to form a small square.

After that, just draw a grid pattern and you’re done! Combine it with the yellow sunflower petals you made separately from origami, or with a drawing of a sunflower that has only the petals.

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