[Origami] She’ll love it if you fold these! Simple ideas for girls
Introducing how to make origami accessories, clothing, and small items that are super popular with girls! You’ll find lots of easy projects, like an adorable heart necklace you’ll want to wear right away, a stylish dress, and a delicious-looking cake.
Many can be made with just one sheet of origami paper, and if you use your favorite colors or patterned paper, they’ll look just like real accessories! It’s also fun to play pretend or host tea parties with your finished creations, or give them as gifts to delight your friends.
Making them together as a parent and child will surely be a wonderful time!
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Flowers and seasonal motifs (1–10)
Santa Claus
Why not try making a cute, palm-sized Santa? Please prepare a single sheet of origami paper.
Some steps are a little tricky, but most of the process involves folding symmetrically, so if you make clear creases and fold carefully, you’ll end up with an adorable Santa! Drawing a face you like and hanging it on the tree would be cute, too.
You could also write a short message on the beard and use it as a Christmas card—how lovely! Make them with your favorite colors of origami paper, and have fun creating lots of colorful, lively Santas!
morning glory
Let’s make a summer flower—morning glory—out of origami.
The folding method is simple, and you can make it with just one sheet of origami paper! Rather than a lot of complex folds, the process mainly involves creating crease lines, so be sure to press in those creases firmly as you go.
Gently opening along the final crease feels exciting, almost like a real morning glory blooming! If the back lifts up after you’ve finished, secure it with clear tape or glue.
Adding leaves or a vine makes it wonderfully summery and charming.
Heart Bunny
We’ll show you how to fold a cute rabbit and a heart.
Prepare two sheets of your favorite origami paper and some glue.
The rabbit has a few more steps, but as you keep folding, it gradually takes shape, which is really exciting! When you fold the ears, try changing the angles to give the rabbit different expressions—that’s a fun tip.
The heart uses a simple method, so you can fold it quickly.
Once you glue the rabbit and the heart together at the end, it’s complete.
You can draw any expression you like on the rabbit, and add your favorite drawings to the heart to decorate it—so cute! You can also write a message to make it even more special.
Fun to make in many colors! How to fold a cosmos flowerNEW!
These are three-dimensional, cute cosmos flowers.
Prepare three 7.5 cm square sheets of origami paper: two for the petals and one for the yellow center.
Choose any colors you like for the petal papers.
Fold each sheet in half twice to make a triangle, then fold each corner toward the center where the creases intersect.
Fold the corners to align with the outer edges, make four cuts, then shape the petals and snip the petal tips into a jagged edge.
Make two petal pieces and the central piece, then assemble them to finish.
Try making them in various colors and display them!
An easy and cute cosmos origamiNEW!
Let’s make a 3D origami cosmos that looks cute even arranged in a vase! Take a 7.5 cm square sheet of origami and fold it into a square twice and into a triangle once.
Fold the short edge along the long edge to make a crease as a guide.
Draw jagged, petal-like shapes and cut them out with scissors.
Add creases and small cuts so the eight petals become three-dimensional, then finish by making the center from yellow origami paper.
Create a stem with a bamboo skewer and green origami paper, and place your flower in a vase.
The great thing about origami cosmos is that they won’t wither and need no watering, so you can display them forever.
Try making them in your favorite colors to add a touch of floral brightness to your everyday life!
Flowers and Seasonal Motifs (11–20)
Cut and make it! Cosmos flower origamiNEW!
Let’s make a lively, three-dimensional, cute-looking cosmos flower that will brighten up any spot.
Prepare eight strips of paper.
It’s recommended to choose the colors you like.
For the petals, first glue the ends of each strip together.
Then, connect the glued sections of two petals and glue them again to form the petal shape.
Make four sets of connected petals in the same way.
Aligning them at the center, glue the petals together so their width and shape are even—this completes the base of the cosmos.
For the center, roll a narrow strip of construction paper with small slits cut into it.
The key is to build up thickness as you go.
Try using a variety of colors like yellow, green, and red.
How to fold cosmos flowers that even kids can makeNEW!
Here’s an easy way to fold a cosmos flower that even small children can make.
Fold the origami paper in half horizontally, then fold the top and bottom edges along the crease.
Turn it vertically and make the same creases.
Open the left and right sides and fold them in to form the petals.
Cut off the four corners, then make slits in each section to create eight petals.
Stick a yellow round sticker in the center to finish.
Be careful when using scissors so you don’t cut your hands.
Try making lots in your favorite colors to brighten up your room.
With a single sheet of origami! Three-dimensional planar cosmosNEW!
A three-dimensional, flat cosmos flower that’s perfect for messages or wall decor.
Prepare one sheet of origami.
Start by making a crease down the middle, then change the shape into a triangle or square as you go, adding creases along the center line.
If you make firm creases, it will fold smoothly when you tuck in the cosmos petals.
When forming the flower portion, fold each petal one by one, aligning the tip with the creases and adjusting the angle as you go to create a neat cosmos.
Finally, fold the corners to round the overall shape, and your cosmos is complete.
Give it a try!
One sheet of origami! How to fold a cute cosmos flowerNEW!
Let’s prepare scissors and origami paper to make cosmos flowers in your favorite colors.
First, crease the origami by folding it into a triangle and then a square.
Gently puff it up and squash fold it to create the base for the petals; make four bases so they form a square shape.
After folding the paper into petal shapes, use scissors to make small cuts.
Tuck in the tips so they form petal points, shape the whole piece into a cosmos, and finish by making a small outward tuck in the center.
It might also be fun to use patterned origami paper.
Cosmos made with four sheets of origamiNEW!
Let’s make a cosmos flower that uses four sheets of origami, where the volume really highlights its elegance.
Fold the origami into a square, puff it up, and gently squash it into a triangle.
After folding the tip of the triangle down to align with the center line at the bottom, slowly open the pocket of the origami to form the cosmos flower.
Fold the remaining sheets in the same way, then glue the four pieces together at the center to complete one cosmos.
The steps are simple and easy, so give it a try!