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

How to fold Rollpanna-chanNEW!

[Origami] How to Make “Rollpanna-chan” <Yoshimoto Comedian>

A reliable big sister to Melonpanna-chan! This is an origami piece of Rollpanna-chan.

The simple steps make it a great idea for kids to try! Place a light orange sheet of origami paper with the colored side facing up, then fold up the bottom edge about 1 cm.

Next, fold the paper in half into a square twice to make crease lines.

Once the creases are made, unfold back to the state with the bottom edge folded, and fold the left and right edges diagonally toward the center point where the creases intersect.

The remaining triangular section will be Rollpanna-chan’s face.

Finally, fold the three corners to the back with the outline in mind, and you’re done! Draw the face with a pen to finish.

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A slightly more detailed way to fold cheeseNEW!

[Origami] How to Fold “Cheese” <Yoshimoto Comedians>

A dog named Meiken Cheese who lives in a bread factory.

You can make this origami idea with a single sheet, but since there’s one place where you need to make a cut, please prepare scissors.

First, fold the left and right edges of the origami to meet at the center to make a rectangle.

From there, create multiple horizontal crease lines and make two valley-mountain step folds to divide the paper into three sections: ears (top), the upper head, and the lower head.

The top section will be the ears, so make a cut at the center and split it into left and right.

While folding the left and right edges of the ears inward, squash the four lower corners into triangles.

Then, overlap the folded edges and tilt them diagonally to complete Meiken Cheese’s distinctive ears.

For the middle section, follow the same steps to form the outline, but fold the edges so they flare outward from the step line.

Finally, fold the lower left and right bottom corners of the bottom section into triangles, and you’re done!

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Totoro

[Origami] How to Fold Totoro / Big Totoro, Medium Totoro, Small Totoro / Origami Totoro

Here’s an introduction to Totoro origami, still popular thanks to the film.

There are three sizes of Totoro, and each can be folded from a single sheet of origami paper.

Which size of Totoro is most popular with girls? Try making your favorite Totoro! It also sounds fun to fold acorns and corn from the movie out of origami.

My Neighbor Totoro is a film enjoyed by people of all ages, and it makes a great topic to share with children—so folding Totoro origami can be a nice way to communicate while you create together.

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Tsum Tsum Mickey

Origami folding instructions – Character [Easy Tsum Tsum Mickey]: How to fold Mickey

Let’s make Mickey from the popular smartphone game “Tsum Tsum”! The Disney characters are deformed into cute, round shapes in Tsum Tsum.

To make Mickey, use a total of five sheets of origami: one for the head, two for the ears, one for the face, and one for the hands.

Use smaller origami for the ears and hands.

Once you’ve folded each part, attach them with glue or tape.

Finally, draw Mickey’s eyes and nose, and you’re done! Try making other Tsums as well.

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panda

[Origami] How to make a panda

How about making a panda, the star of the zoo? Using two sheets of origami paper, we’ll create the panda’s head and body.

To show the panda’s white areas, the key is to fold with the colored side facing down.

The black ears are formed as you go by folding parts back.

For the body, start folding with the white side on the inside.

Once you’ve folded both the head and body, glue or tape them together to finish.

Don’t forget to draw the panda’s eyes and mouth with a pen!

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