a bouquet of tulips

[Easy Origami] How to Make a Tulip Bouquet for Graduation and School Entrance ♡ With Ribbon, Message Card, and Wrapping

A bright and adorable gift! Let me show you how to make a bouquet of tulips out of origami.

You’ll need pink origami paper, red origami paper, orange origami paper, green origami paper, wrapping paper for the bouquet, glue, and scissors.

This is a great idea for special moments like starting kindergarten or school, or for graduation ceremonies.

The steps are simple and easy to follow, so give it a try! The impression changes depending on the tulip colors you choose, so match them to the recipient’s personality.

randoseru (Japanese elementary school backpack)

[With one sheet of origami] Easy! How to fold a school backpack (randoseru) / [origami] easy / a satchel, a backpack

The miniature size is so cute! Let me introduce an idea for making a school backpack (randoseru) out of origami.

All you need is origami paper in your favorite color, glue, and scissors.

Spring is full of life milestones like school entrance and graduation, isn’t it? How about making a randoseru out of origami to celebrate the bag that accompanies you for six long years? It’s fun to fold each part separately and then glue them together! Try using origami paper in the same color as your own backpack.

The finished miniature randoseru will look great displayed on your desk!

How to fold a cute cherry blossom tree

[Origami] Cherry Blossom Tree - Easy How-To | Spring Origami | March & April Origami | Not Difficult, Kid-Friendly Folding Method [Origami]

If you make lots of them and decorate the wall, you can create a row of cherry trees! First, take a sheet of brown origami paper, make a cross-shaped crease, and open it.

Fold both ends toward the center.

Then fold each side toward the center again, open it, and this time make diagonal “X” creases.

Fold three edges into long, narrow strips to form two triangles, then fold them even narrower.

Open the triangular sections outward, and the tree trunk is complete! For the cherry blossoms, fold pink origami paper into a triangle twice, open it once, then fold the corners to create a rounded shape.

Finally, combine it with the trunk you made first to complete a cherry tree.

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Plum blossom ornament

[Origami] Ume Blossom Ornament Made Together with a 3-Year-Old | “Origami” Ume Blossom created with a 3-year-old child.

Here’s an origami plum blossom that’s perfect for decorations.

Fold the paper into a triangle twice to make crease lines.

Fold down the top corner to make a crease.

Next, fold the middle corner down just a little, then fold both side corners up at an angle.

Fold the left and right sides inward, and use a pen to draw lines that will become the petals.

Cut along the lines with scissors and unfold to finish.

Using different colors makes it more vibrant, and lining up many blossoms looks beautiful.

It’s fun to make with children, so enjoy it as a seasonal decoration.

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How to Fold a Randoseru Using 3 Sheets

[Origami] How to Make a Randoseru (Backpack) – Easy Origami Folding Instructions for School Entrance, First Graders, and Events

This is an origami school backpack that you can actually put small items into.

Use two sheets of origami paper for the main body of the backpack, and one more sheet for the flap and shoulder straps.

For the flap, use a half-size sheet; for the shoulder straps, use a quarter-size sheet and then fold it in half again.

For the first sheet that becomes the main body, perform the “zabuton” fold three times.

After each fold, rotate the paper so you’re folding on a different face.

After the third fold, you should see four squares with crease lines on the reverse side; open these sections and squash-fold them into rectangles.

For the second sheet, continue folding so that you create three of these rectangles.

Combine it with the first sheet to form a box, then insert the flap into the one remaining rectangle.

Attach the narrowly folded shoulder straps to complete the backpack!

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strawberry

Let’s make it with just three folds! Here are some ideas for making strawberries out of origami.

You’ll need red origami paper, pink origami paper, green origami paper, light green origami paper, scissors, glue, tape, a black pen, and black round stickers.

How about making strawberries with cute white blossoms out of origami? The charm of this idea is that you can create it with only three folds.

If you add seeds to the finished strawberries using black round stickers or a pen, they’ll look even more realistic! For decoration, pairing them with clovers or white flowers is also recommended.

Origami Album

You can add as many pages as you like! Let me introduce an album idea made with origami.

All you need are origami paper in your favorite colors or patterns, glue, double-sided tape, and quarter-size message cards or photos that fit the origami.

How about giving a memory-filled album in spring, the season of meetings and farewells? What’s more, this idea makes it easy to customize because you can freely add pages.

It would also be lovely to finish by wrapping the album with a ribbon.

Give it a try!