Cool origami that boys will love and want to fold

Brachiosaurus

Easy Origami Dinosaur: How to Make a Brachiosaurus

A must-see for boys who love dinosaurs! How about making a Brachiosaurus—one of the most popular giant herbivorous dinosaurs—out of origami? Folding dinosaurs with origami might look difficult at first, but the method introduced here uses simple folds with few steps, making it easy even for young children to try.

Once you finish folding, draw a face and patterns, or make lots of friends in different colors to expand the play and enjoy creating together with your kids.

Pikachu

Pikachu Origami [with voice narration] How to make a simple and cute Pikachu with one sheet of origami paper | Pokémon origami for kids

If it’s origami featuring a favorite character, they might be more motivated to work on it.

With that in mind, I’d like to suggest Pikachu origami.

Pikachu is a popular character from Pokémon.

First, prepare a single sheet of yellow origami paper, some red stickers for the cheeks, and a pen to draw the face.

You can find suitable stickers by searching for “color labels.” Then, follow a video tutorial and give it a try.

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medal

[Origami] How to Make a Sparkling Medal – origami medal

Here’s how to make a sparkly medal.

You’ll need sparkly origami paper, clear tape, and a ribbon.

Fold the origami paper into a triangle three times, then open it.

Fold the corners toward the center to make a square.

Once it’s a square, fold the four flappy triangular parts outward.

Next, fold the four corners inward again.

Fold the four triangular sections outward once more, flip the piece over, and fold the four slightly protruding triangles inward.

Secure all four folded spots with clear tape.

Turn it to the front, fold the four corners outward, and tape each corner—now the medal is complete! Make a loop with the ribbon and tape it to the back of the medal to finish.

You can also write numbers or other designs on the front if you like.

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Monster Ball

[Official Pokémon] Korokoro Monster Balls (Rolling Poké Balls) — Pokémon Kids TV [Nonverbal]

The Pokémon series is hugely popular among children, and one of its most iconic items is the Poké Ball.

Believe it or not, you can easily recreate it with origami.

Any fan would be thrilled, no doubt.

What’s more, by changing the color of the paper, you can make other kinds of balls too—purple for a Master Ball, blue for an Ultra Ball, and so on.

Doesn’t it make you want to craft a bunch and put them on display? It’s also a great recommendation for kids who don’t usually take an interest in origami.

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stag beetle

How to fold a stag beetle with origami. It’s a realistic, three-dimensional design made from a single sheet. It’s a bit difficult, but you can definitely do it! July, August, summer origami.

Let’s try folding a stag beetle from a single sheet of origami paper! Because you’ll be repeating a cycle of folding, making cuts, and folding again to build a three-dimensional form, the steps are a bit complex.

However, if you proceed carefully, you’ll end up with a cool stag beetle you’ll want to keep admiring.

If you observe a real stag beetle before you start, you might achieve an even more realistic finish.

It’s also great for boosting concentration, so why not take your time and give it a thorough try?

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