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

hydrangea

How to Make an Origami Hydrangea! Easy but Cute Folding Method [With Voice Commentary]

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.

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hibiscus

[One sheet of origami] No glue or scissors needed! How to fold a cute 3D hibiscus flower. How to make a hibiscus with origami. [Flower]

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.

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Rose

[Easy Origami] Make it with one sheet! How to fold a cute “rose” flower [Easy one-sheet origami]

Let me share an idea for making roses that look real even though they’re simple to make.

First, fold the origami paper in half twice to make a square, then flatten the pocketed parts to form triangles.

Fold the left and right corners on both sides up to meet the top corner, then fold them down to meet the bottom corner.

Open up the pockets in the folded-back sections and flatten them to create four small squares.

Next, pull the centers of these four squares to the sides and open them up, flattening to make triangles.

Finally, twist the triangular section on the back to form the rose petals—and you’re done! It’s easier than it looks, and it’s an idea kids can try too.

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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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How to fold socks (also works as ornaments!)

Perfect for Christmas decorations! Let’s make a stocking with origami.

First, place the origami paper color side up and fold down the top edge by about 2 centimeters.

Flip the paper over, then fold the left and right edges inward by about 2 centimeters as well.

Next, fold the bottom right corner outward, then fold up the bottom edge by about 1 centimeter.

Turn the paper back to the front, and your stocking is complete! If you’re using plain origami paper, you can decorate it afterward by adding stickers or drawing patterns with crayons.

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Snowflake made with 6 sheets of origami paper

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This idea uses six sheets of quarter-size origami paper.

Fold each sheet in half twice to make a small triangle.

Starting from the folded edge, make three evenly spaced cuts parallel to the triangle’s base.

Be careful not to cut all the way through.

Gently open the paper, then first glue together the top and bottom corners of the innermost layer.

Skip one and glue the third set of corners in the same way, then flip the paper over.

Next, glue the second and fourth sets of corners together.

Once you have six identical pieces, attach the ends to each other to complete the snowflake.

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