[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 (21–30)
wind chime
Let’s make wind chimes, a classic symbol of summer, to bring a cool breeze to the hot season! Prepare two sheets of origami paper.
Fold one sheet into a square twice, then cut it with scissors so that it forms a leaf-like shape.
When you unfold it, it will look like a flower with four petals.
Attach two strings there—one for hanging and one to connect the paper strip—and gently gather the petal-like parts toward the center to give it a three-dimensional shape.
Cut the second sheet of origami in half.
Fold one of those halves in two, place the string that’s connected to the top of the wind chime inside, and glue it together to finish! Have fun making it with chic Japanese-patterned origami or paper featuring your favorite characters.
Tulip
Let’s make tulips that bloom in colorful shades! Get some origami paper in your favorite colors and first fold it into a triangle.
Fold both ends upward, then fold in the tip to hide it, and the tulip flower is done.
For the leaves, take green origami paper, fold it into a triangle twice, then fold both ends downward toward the center.
Fold the whole piece in half from bottom to top, open it out to the left and right, and the leaves are complete.
Finally, glue the flower and leaves together, and you’re all set! Try making tulips in lots of different colors.
hibiscus
Let’s make a summery hibiscus out of origami! After folding the paper into a triangle twice, unfold it once so only the first triangle fold remains.
Then fold the lower left and right corners diagonally upward to the opposite sides.
Imagine forming a cone, and make sure the left and right edges of the paper align neatly.
Fold the top corner down to make a small triangle, then open the paper back up to its original shape.
From here, use the existing crease lines to form the hibiscus.
There are steps where you’ll make fine folds for the petals and use an inside reverse fold at the base, so take your time and proceed carefully, one step at a time.
paper flower cutting
All the spring flowers are here! How about enjoying some paper-cut flower crafts? This activity is perfect for children who have gotten good at using scissors.
By changing how you fold and cut, you can make all kinds of flowers like moss phlox, pansies, and fleabane.
It would be lovely to create the spring flowers the kids discover on a walk, too.
You can almost see their excitement as they work: “What happens if I cut here?” “What shape will it be when I open it?” Make lots of spring flowers and enjoy the feeling of the season!
hydrangea
During the rainy season, let’s make hydrangeas! Prepare small origami sheets and create several sepal pieces that look like the hydrangea’s petals.
It’s recommended to use origami papers with slightly different shades and brightness, as they will create a gradient effect.
Once you’ve made a good number, start gluing them onto a backing sheet, trying not to leave too many gaps.
Finally, attach green origami folded into leaf shapes, and you’re done! For the backing paper, choose a color that matches the hydrangea so that any small gaps won’t be noticeable.