Handmade Fireworks Festival: Easy Origami Firework Ideas
Fireworks that brilliantly color the summer night sky.
Lately, more and more places are holding fireworks festivals in autumn and winter by shifting the season.
Fireworks captivate people of all ages, and their fleeting nature—vanishing in an instant—touches the heart.
How about recreating that delicate, ephemeral beauty of fireworks with origami? In this article, we’ll introduce simple origami ideas for making fireworks.
They’re perfect for children’s summer crafts or recreational activities for seniors.
Fold lots of them and launch a sky full of fireworks right in your room!
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[Handmade Fireworks Festival] Easy Origami Firework Ideas (11–20)
Fireworks made by combining 8 pieces of origami
Perfect for walls! Here’s an idea for a fireworks decoration made by combining eight pieces of origami.
If you’re wondering what motif to display on your summer wall, this fireworks idea is just the thing.
You’ll need eight sheets of origami cut to quarter size, glue or double-sided tape, and a sheet of construction paper to use as the backing.
Choosing black or navy construction paper is recommended, as it makes the fireworks look like they’re bursting in the night sky.
Simply make eight identical parts and paste them together to finish.
Give it a try!
In conclusion
We introduced some easy origami ideas for making fireworks—what did you think? Since fireworks are colorful, there were many ideas that involve combining several sheets of origami paper rather than just one.
Prepare plenty of your favorite colors and create a vibrant display of origami fireworks!