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

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[One sheet of origami] Easy! Cute “Rabbit Box” that can also be used as a small container — How to fold a rabbit box with origami. Easy! [Animal]

Here’s an idea for making a box with a rabbit’s ears standing up.

First, fold the origami paper into a square and a triangle twice each to make creases.

Then do a cushion fold, and using the creases, collapse it into a square with the corners on the outside.

Open the central slit of the square and squash it into a rectangle; repeat on the other side.

Flip layers so that the folded parts end up on the inside, then fold the left and right edges of the revealed face to the center line.

These will be the rabbit’s ears.

Fold the back side the same way, then open it out from the center to complete the box.

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Opanchu Usagi

[Origami] How to Make Opanchu Usagi

“O-Panchu Usagi,” which became popular on social media, is loved by young people for its teary eyes and pink body wearing white underpants.

A wide variety of O-Panchu Usagi merchandise is available, too.

An origami version of O-Panchu Usagi would also delight girls.

Try folding the parts for the face, body, and underpants with origami paper.

It’s also fun to draw the distinctive facial features.

How about making O-Panchu Usagi with various expressions—smiling, crying, troubled, and more?

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penguin

[Summer Origami] Easy Penguin Folding with Audio Commentary ☆ Origami: How to Easily Fold a Penguin — Decorations for July and August

Penguins are popular not only with girls, but also with children and adults.

Penguin-themed goods and picture books are also popular.

Let’s try folding an origami penguin.

Since it’s made from a single sheet of origami paper, the white back side is important too.

Start by making the crease lines, then fold.

Fold with the colored side facing up, and then flip it over.

The white side will become the beak and belly.

Color the beak yellow and draw the eyes to finish.

By changing the folding method, you can also make a penguin with its feet lifted, so try out different variations.

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squirrel

[Origami] How to make a squirrel, acorn, and heart — origami

How about making a cute squirrel with a characteristic big tail? Prepare brown-toned origami paper and fold it into a squirrel shape.

You can easily make the head, body, and tail all from a single sheet.

Fold both sides toward the center and form the ears and tail as you go.

When making the tail, make a small cut.

Once the squirrel shape is done, use a pen to draw the face and body patterns to finish.

It’s also recommended to fold acorns or chestnuts with origami and display them as autumn decorations.

Try making lots of cute squirrels and turn it into a lively piece!

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chick

Origami Easy Cute Chick Folding Method | Easter Animal | Paper Craft DIY | Paper Folding Chick | Origami Chick | Easter

Let’s try making an adorable peeping little chick! As you fold, the key is to gradually remove large corners to create a round, chick-like look.

Then, just add small wings and you’re good! For the eyes, beak, and feet, feel free to use round stickers or draw them with a pen.

It’s also great for Easter decorations, or as part of decorations celebrating school or kindergarten enrollment.

Play around with the size and color of the origami paper, and create lovely decorations featuring your chick.

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