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!
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[For Girls] Cute Origami Ideas (51–60)
An easy way to fold a cute unicornNEW!
This unicorn origami, featuring a softly rounded, gentle design, is an idea that lets you enjoy the very process of shaping its adorable look.
Prepare two sheets of the same color: use one for the head and the other for the body.
Folding by parts makes the differences in shape easy to see.
Since the head and body are made separately, you can also enjoy the step of combining them while checking the balance.
It pairs well with soft colors, and another charm is that the impression changes depending on how you fold it.
By drawing the facial expression and features with a pen, you’ll complete a one-of-a-kind unicorn that’s uniquely yours.
Give it a try!
Ribbon box with a lidNEW!
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!
How to fold a simple unicornNEW!
We present a unicorn you can make using a single sheet of origami paper.
The horn, mane, and body are expressed through clever folding techniques, and you can enjoy watching the unicorn take shape step by step.
The model can stand on four legs, making it suitable for display or play, expanding its uses.
The impression changes depending on the paper you use, allowing you to adjust the finish from gentle to glamorous—another appealing point.
Differences in creases and shaping will appear from person to person, so you can also enjoy lining up the finished pieces and comparing them.
While savoring origami-specific processes, you can focus on forming the shape; it’s an idea that’s easy to incorporate into home crafting or recreational activities.
An easy way to fold a puddingNEW!
A Jigglypuff who sings a mysterious song that makes everyone fall asleep! Prepare pink origami paper, and first fold it in half both ways to make a cross-shaped crease.
Fold both sides toward the center, then from the opposite direction also fold both ends toward the center.
Fold all four corners into triangles toward the center, then open up the triangles you just folded and the sections folded before that.
Using the many creases you’ve made, shape it into something like two boats.
Hold it so the pointed ends are at the top and bottom; open the top to make the ears, and tuck the bottom in small to make the feet.
Turn it over, and fold down the area between the ears.
Finally, draw the face, and your cute, round-looking Jigglypuff is complete.
Unicorn bookmarkNEW!
Here’s an origami idea that combines practicality with cuteness.
It’s meant to be used tucked into a book, and when you insert it into a closed book, the design looks as if it’s peeking out from inside—very eye-catching.
The folding process is relatively simple: you shape it so the neck becomes long as you go.
Adding eyes and a mouth to the face gives it expression, and the overall vibe can change dramatically depending on how you draw them.
Color choice also affects the impression—soft hues create a calm look, while bright colors make it pop.
Because you can enjoy it in everyday use, it’s not just something you fold and forget; it’s an idea that comes alive in daily life.
Unicorn CarouselNEW!
The idea of a carousel expressed with origami is characterized by a composition that combines unicorns and support pillars.
By adjusting their arrangement and height, the overall impression changes, making it fun to create while considering the balance of the whole piece.
The look also varies with color combinations and the way the legs are extended, allowing you to tune it to feel either elegant or lively.
As you gaze at the finished work, conversations like “I’d love to ride a carousel like this” naturally unfold, sparking the imagination.
It’s an idea that lets you enjoy not only the folding itself but also the process of combining elements into a single finished piece.
How to fold a unicorn finger puppetNEW!
The unicorn finger puppets made with origami paper, a pen, scissors, and glue combine the processes of folding, cutting, pasting, and drawing.
Since they’re finished in a shape that fits on your finger, their biggest appeal is that you can play with them right away after completion.
The horn is made by snipping with scissors and folding, and the facial expression is drawn with a pen.
The impression changes depending on how you draw the eyes and mouth, allowing each creator’s individuality to shine through.
Another feature is that you can move them as you play, and making several can lead to interactive play.
It’s an origami idea that lets you enjoy both the making process and the playtime.
Cut and make it! Cosmos flower origamiNEW!
Let’s make a lively, three-dimensional, cute-looking cosmos flower that will brighten up any spot.
Prepare eight strips of paper.
It’s recommended to choose the colors you like.
For the petals, first glue the ends of each strip together.
Then, connect the glued sections of two petals and glue them again to form the petal shape.
Make four sets of connected petals in the same way.
Aligning them at the center, glue the petals together so their width and shape are even—this completes the base of the cosmos.
For the center, roll a narrow strip of construction paper with small slits cut into it.
The key is to build up thickness as you go.
Try using a variety of colors like yellow, green, and red.
How to fold cosmos flowers that even kids can makeNEW!
Here’s an easy way to fold a cosmos flower that even small children can make.
Fold the origami paper in half horizontally, then fold the top and bottom edges along the crease.
Turn it vertically and make the same creases.
Open the left and right sides and fold them in to form the petals.
Cut off the four corners, then make slits in each section to create eight petals.
Stick a yellow round sticker in the center to finish.
Be careful when using scissors so you don’t cut your hands.
Try making lots in your favorite colors to brighten up your room.
For Kids! How to Fold a Lucky CharmNEW!
Chansey, with its cute round silhouette, helps Nurse Joy at the Pokémon Center.
Prepare pink origami paper.
First, fold it in half vertically twice and open it to make crease lines.
Fold both ends toward the creases, then from the opposite direction fold only one side toward the center crease and open it.
Using the creases, shape it like a boat and turn it over.
Slightly fold the triangular part you’ve made on both the left and right at a slant, then flip it over again.
On the side where you didn’t make the boat fold, fold toward the center to make a crease, then fold again along that crease.
Trim the corners while forming the legs to complete Chansey’s body.
Make Chansey’s egg pocket with a smaller piece of origami paper.
Finally, draw the face to finish your Chansey!