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

Hexagonal box accessory case

How to make a small, handy hexagonal box 💕 Cute accessory holder [Origami]

Fold a square sheet of origami to make a rectangle in your preferred size, then use a glue flap to form it into a tube.

Flatten the tube so it’s halved, then fold it into thirds.

After creasing firmly, return it to a tube and it will form a hexagon.

Make cuts along the creases, glue to form the base, and create a lid using the same steps.

Reinforce the base and lid by layering additional origami paper, then decorate with beads to finish.

You can make the tube and lid from the same paper, or use different colors for a cute look.

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Cool! A box with a ribbon

[Origami] How to fold a box with a ribbon – How to make a cool box – Easy origami that even kids can make – origami box

Let’s use two sheets of origami paper to make a cool lidded box with a big ribbon! First, for the box (the side that holds items), fold the entire sheet inward toward the crisscrossed diagonal crease lines, progressively folding everything toward the center.

For the lid, fold it into a triangle twice, open it into a pouch, and fold both sides into squares; then, on the sides where the corners aren’t open, fold small triangles.

Once that’s done, unfold it once, then shape the lid along the crease lines while also forming the ribbon.

Apply glue to any parts that flap or lift to secure them.

Combine it with the box you made first, and you’re done!

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Ribbon box with a lid

This is a lidded ribbon box that makes you want to get creative with the color and pattern of the origami you use.

For the lid, first make X-shaped creases both vertically and diagonally, then collapse it into a square.

Add a small triangular crease to the corner that won’t open, unfold the whole piece, and use the small square formed in the center to create the ribbon and then the entire lid.

For the box, after making creases such as the diagonal X and vertical lines, shape it into a box by folding along the creases.

Try different combinations of colors for the lid and the box as you make it!

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Make it with a single sheet of origami! Ribbon Box

A cute ribbon-shaped box made from a single sheet of origami paper | Origami box [with voice commentary] / Grandma’s Origami

This is a cute ribbon-shaped box that lets you put items on both the left and right sides of the ribbon.

Using double-sided origami paper with colors or patterns on both sides is recommended! First, make three vertical creases and an X-shaped set of diagonal creases, then fold along the creases to form a triangle by tucking the paper inward.

After folding a small triangle at the non-opening corner, unfold the whole piece, and, keeping the small square formed in the center in mind, fold around it.

Since this small square becomes the center of the ribbon, spread out both sides so they form box-like compartments.

By carefully using the guiding creases as you open it up, you’ll end up with a neat ribbon shape! It might also be nice to make it with larger origami paper.

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Easy and cute! How to fold a ribbon

[Origami] Easy! Cute Ribbon Folding Method Origami Ribbon

This is a three-dimensional piece where both sides of the knot are shaped like petals.

It’s a great idea for those looking for a ribbon shape different from the classic triangle.

First, fold the top and bottom corners of the origami toward the center, then fold the same way once more.

Fold it in half by bringing the left and right sides together, then open the two corners along the crease and squash them into triangles.

Turn the origami so the triangular parts are on the inside and a flat surface is facing up, then fold back the previously layered left and right sections to the opposite side, aligning them with the squashed triangles.

Fold all four corners of the new creases into small triangles, then gently open the origami to the left and right to complete the ribbon.

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A customizable origami ribbon

Just one sheet 💫 A ribbon made of origami 🎀

You can write a message in the opening! Here’s how to fold a cute ribbon card.

Place the origami with the white side facing up.

Fold it using the Kannon fold, then fold both top corners down to the center.

Using the folded corners as a starting point, fold the corners diagonally.

Make a fold about 2.5 cm below the top corner.

Fold the center corner upward.

Fold the bottom edge up to meet the folded corners.

From the edge as the starting point, fold the corners diagonally downward.

Tuck the folded part into the gap.

Fold the center corner just a little, and your ribbon card is complete!

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A heart-shaped box made from a single sheet

[Origami] How to fold a heart-shaped box using a single sheet (with voice guidance) Origami – How to make a heart box

Let’s make a cute heart-shaped trinket box that will make you want to fill it with sweets.

First, fold it into a triangle twice to make creases, then fold the top and bottom corners toward the center.

Fold the same way once more and make a wrap fold.

From here, add more creases and fold it into a heart shape.

Leave the left side as is and fold it toward the center to form the side.

When folding the right corner, shape it into a heart.

Make two and stack them to create a lidded trinket box!

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