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Cute Origami Ideas for Girls

We’ve gathered origami ideas for girls.

From items you can use for doll play and pretend shops to animals and characters girls love, cute letters, and fun toys you can play with—we’ll introduce lots of ideas that girls will enjoy!

If you’re looking for easy origami kids can make or ideas you can make for your child, please use this as a reference.

Origami is said to be great for early childhood development, so keep trying new things.

If you make something cute, it would be fun to trade with friends, too!

[For Girls] Cute Origami Ideas (91–100)

Hachiwara (a cat with a split two-tone face pattern)

Chiikawa is a manga series that originated on social media, created by illustrator Nagano.

Its gap between laid-back, cute characters and surreal storytelling is entertaining, and it’s loved by people of all ages! Here, we’ll introduce an origami craft of Hachiware—Chiikawa’s cheerful, positive friend.

You can easily make it with two sheets of origami paper, so if you’re a Chiikawa fan, why not give it a try? You’ll make the head and body separately and combine them at the end.

There aren’t any particularly difficult steps, though the body may have more fine folds.

It’s also fun to change Hachiware’s facial expression or add your own creative twists!

panda

[Origami] Easy and Cute Panda Folding / Mother’s Day Heart Message Card Gift Animal
panda

It has a cute look—a panda holding a big heart—that seems perfect for mascots or gifts.

You fold the panda’s face, body, and the heart as three separate parts, then combine them to create this shape.

Because the parts are assembled separately, the heart can be removed, so it’s also great for writing a message later.

Another nice point is that you can really add personality with what you draw afterward, such as the message on the heart or the panda’s facial expression.

rabbit daruma

Origami Rabbit Daruma [Easy] [Winter Craft] [Childcare]
rabbit daruma

With two sheets of origami paper, you can make a cute snowman bunny.

First, fold the paper into a triangle twice.

After unfolding once back to the first triangle, fold up the bottom edge of the paper about 1.5 cm.

Next, fold both ends upward to meet the top corner.

Fold the left, right, and bottom corners, turn it over, and tuck the top corner inward.

That completes the bunny’s face! For the body, fold the paper into a square twice, then unfold.

Fold all four corners to the center.

Then fold the four corners to the center again.

Finally, slightly fold the corners to round them off, and you’re done! Connect the two parts together.

strawberry

[Preschool Craft] Easy and Cute Strawberry Making with Origami | Making Cute Strawberries with Origami
strawberry

This is a cute strawberry craft made with origami paper, scissors, and glue.

Fold a sheet of origami paper in half, then fold it in half again.

Fold one corner inward to create the strawberry piece.

For the calyx (leafy top), fold another piece of origami paper in half once, cut out a small strip, then cut that strip into three equal parts with scissors.

Apply glue to the ends of the cut pieces, form them into loops, and stick them together.

Attach these loops to the folded corner of the strawberry you prepared earlier, and finish by drawing the seeds freely with a pen.

A flower that can also be used as a small accessory case

[Only 1 sheet of origami!] How to make a 3D flower 🪷 It can also be used as a small container ✨ Cute origami water lily!
A flower that can also be used as a small accessory case

A cute, three-dimensional flower that can also be used as a small container! You can make it with just one sheet of origami, so give it a try.

There aren’t many difficult steps, but be extra careful when shaping it into a flower at the end, as the paper can tear easily.

When flipping the parts that form the petals, be careful not to pull the paper too hard.

Using bright, pop colors gives it a lively look, while pastel colors create a more feminine feel—so you can express your style through your choice of origami colors.

Origami Cat Ear Headband

[Halloween Origami] How to Make a Perfect Cat Ear Headband for Kids’ Costumes (with Audio Guide) ☆ Origami Cat Tiara Tutorial
Origami Cat Ear Headband

Here’s an idea for making a cat-ear headband out of origami.

For the cat ears, use origami paper trimmed by about 3 cm to make it slightly smaller.

First, fold it in half and glue it, then fold it in half again.

Open it up, fold the top corners down to meet the bottom line, and then use the diagonal creases you made to fold the paper the other way.

Unfold the section you just folded, and attach pink, triangle-cut origami to the triangular areas.

Apply glue to the trapezoid in the center, fold along the center crease, and press to stick—your cat ear parts are done! Finally, fold a strip of paper into a long, narrow band, punch holes in both ends, thread rubber bands through, and attach the cat ears to this base to complete the headband.

Rainbow Candy

It turned out so cute when I folded it with transparent origami! Origami candy♪ Also perfect as a photo prop ◎ #origami #parenting #stayhome
Rainbow Candy

A popular candy as a snack for kids.

You can’t eat candy made from origami, but if it’s rainbow-colored, just carrying it around might lift your spirits.

Make eight identical parts and assemble them together.

When combining them, use glue or double-sided tape and attach them one by one.

Finally, insert a stick and secure it to finish! Regular origami paper is fine, but using colored transparent origami makes it extra cute—and even more delightful.