[Origami] She’ll love it if you fold these! Simple ideas for girls

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Origami Easy Star Wreath How to Make

Let’s make a wreath that can also be used as a Christmas decoration! When making a wreath with origami, you usually combine several pieces of paper.

You can use all the same color, or mix different colors and patterns—either is fine! Choose your favorite combination.

Fold each piece into long, narrow shapes or with pointed corners to create individual parts one by one.

Once the parts are ready, assemble them to finish! To keep the pieces from coming apart, using glue or tape is also recommended.

Try making them in various colors and patterns to match the season.

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Camellia

[One sheet of origami] Easy! Cute flower 'Camellia' folding method. How to fold a Camellia japonica with origami. Easy! [Flower]

Camellias are known as flowers that bloom during very cold seasons.

They’re characterized by their tubular petals and stamens that look like a tea whisk.

Here’s an idea for making a camellia using a single sheet of origami paper.

First, fold the paper into a triangle, then open it and fold the bottom edge up to meet the crease you just made.

Next, fold the right corner to align with that new crease.

Rotate the paper and fold the remaining two corners in the same way so that the four edges form a spiral and the origami becomes a square.

Open the paper back to the state where only the first edge folds were made, then mountain-fold the four triangular sections at the corners and fold them down, continuing to shape it into a spiral.

Finally, fold the corners gathered in the center back outward, and you’re done!

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Cute Randoseru Card

You can write a message on the inside of the flap and even put candy in the inner pocket! Here’s a perfect randoseru (school backpack) card for gifts.

You’ll make the body, the flap, and the shoulder straps.

Use 15 cm origami paper for the body and flap, and use a sheet that’s half of a half (1/2, then halved again) for the shoulder straps.

For the body, fold the bottom edge up to a point 3 cm from the top, flip the paper over, and fold the left and right edges to meet at the center line.

For the flap, fold the paper in half by overlapping the left and right sides, then fold both bottom corners into small triangles.

Tuck those triangles inward, insert the top part into the body, and finish assembling the backpack.

For the shoulder straps, just fold the origami in half and attach them!

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Bouquet message card

[Origami] How to Make a Simple, Cute Bouquet Message Card | Origami Message Card ◇ Flowers, Present, Birthday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Bouquet, Letter, Gift ◇

A bouquet message card made of origami is a perfect idea for a birthday when you want to express your feelings.

First, fold the origami paper in half, then rotate it and fold it in half again.

Trim the lower left and right edges to shape it, then fold up to the creases in order to create the base of the bouquet.

Make a separate triangular piece to form a ribbon and attach it, then evenly glue on colorful petals to finish it off as a vibrant bouquet.

The key is to layer them little by little to create a three-dimensional effect.

Writing a name in the center adds a special touch.

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Fun to make in many colors! How to fold a cosmos flower

[Origami] Autumn Flower: How to Fold a Cosmos Flower | Easy Origami Flower

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!

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An easy and cute cosmos origami

Simple and cute♪ Origami Cosmos

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!

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Cut and make it! Cosmos flower origami

Origami Cosmos Flower | Easy cosmos made with origami

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.

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