Cool origami that boys will love and want to fold

Super easy! How to fold a spinning topNEW!

[Origami] Easy spinning top you can make with a single sheet / How to make a spinning top with origami. #shorts

Here’s an easy way to fold a spinning top that even small children can make.

First, fold it into a triangle twice and open it back up.

Once open, fold all four corners toward the center.

Fold each of the four edges slightly inward.

Using the creases you made, fold the center corners outward.

Fold the triangular parts inward.

Finally, make firm creases so that the square lines become the top’s axis.

If it spins well, you’re done! The folding method is simple, so if it doesn’t spin well, try sharpening the creases or making small adjustments.

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Easy-to-play! How to fold a spinning topNEW!

Spinning Top Origami Folding Method, Easy and Fun! Let’s Make an Origami Spinning Top

Here’s an easy and cool way to fold a spinning top.

Please prepare three sheets of origami paper.

First, fold the paper in half into a square twice.

Open it and fold it into a triangle twice.

Open it, fold it like a boat, then squash it into a square.

Using the center as the axis, fold up the edges of each of the four squares.

Open the folded sections and squash-fold them.

Use the remaining two sheets to fold the center and the top’s axle.

Align the center and the axle, and you’re done! If you make them in various sizes, they also make great decorations, so I recommend it.

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Let’s blow and play! How to fold a blow-top (spinning top you spin by blowing)NEW!

Origami Top (Koma) / How to Make a Blowing Spinning Top from Origami

This is a fun blow-top origami that spins when you blow on it.

First, prepare two square sheets of origami paper, and place one with the colored side facing down.

Fold it in half into a triangle, then fold it into a triangle once more.

Open it up, then fold it in half into a square and continue with the “zabuton” (cushion) fold.

Using the closed side as the axis, fold up the left and right edges on both sides.

Fold down the triangles on the two faces.

Make two of these and fit them together.

Try blowing on it with a “fuu—.” Blow strongly or gently and enjoy the differences in how it spins!

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[Origami] Kids Will Love It! How to Make a Poop 💩

It may have a strong image of being disliked as something dirty, but many people probably can’t help but laugh when it shows up.

This is an origami piece that uses that symbol of dirty jokes as its motif, aiming more to emphasize cuteness.

It’s simple—just keep adding stepped layers to a triangle—and lightly twisting the tip is an important point to give it the right feel.

By drawing a cute face at the end, you complete that character.

Using colorful origami paper further reduces the sense of realism and makes it more approachable as a character.

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How to fold a Pac-Pac AnpanmanNEW!

How to make a simple Anpanman “pakupaku”

Here’s an idea to adapt the classic origami “fortune teller” into Anpanman.

First, do the blintz fold twice and complete the fortune teller.

Then paste a slightly smaller piece of red origami paper inside the fortune teller, fold it into a triangle twice to create an X-shaped crease.

Apply glue to the top and bottom two of the four triangles formed by the creases, fold it in half along the vertical center line, and press firmly to secure.

This creates Anpanman’s mouth.

Finally, round off the edges of the finger holes on the back, attach the facial parts, and you’re done!

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