Origami perfect for summer. Fun and easy for kids to make!
Summer is full of fun events like swimming at the beach or pool and fireworks festivals! How about expressing that summer with origami? Here, we’ll introduce origami that’s perfect for the season.
There are lots of designs, like cool ice cream, lanterns from summer festivals, and seasonal flowers and insects.
All of them are easy to make and can be completed in a short time, so they’re great even after water play.
Fold a variety, decorate your room, or enjoy a pretend festival with friends.
Have a fun summer with origami!
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Origami perfect for summer. Fun and easy for kids to make! (111–120)
Ranchu (a breed of fancy goldfish)

Among goldfish, the ranchu is especially gorgeous—let’s try folding one with origami.
First, fold the paper into a triangle along the diagonal twice.
Next, fold one corner toward the center.
Then flip it over, fold both sides along the middle, and fold the whole piece in half along the center.
After that, make a reverse fold at the tip.
Then make a few more reverse folds.
This part is a bit tricky, so if it’s difficult, please proceed together with a parent or guardian.
Red or orange paper will probably suit it best.
goldfish with a triangular tail fin

This goldfish is relatively easy to fold compared to other goldfish origami.
Because the shape is quite simple, drawing the eyes and scales might make it look more realistic.
To fold it, first make two diagonal folds along the corners.
Then fold the tip slightly, and fold it in half in the perpendicular direction to make a crease there.
Fold the triangular section at the bottom upward.
Finally, fold up the opposite edge from the head to form the tail along that line, and you’re done.
A goldfish with a cute tail fin

Once you’re finished, draw patterns with a pen! Here’s a cute goldfish idea featuring an adorable tail fin.
You’ll need two sheets of origami paper cut to quarter size, glue, and a pen.
It’s a unique idea where you fold the face and the body with tail fin separately, then glue them together.
The tail fin design is charming and really brings out the beauty of the goldfish.
Adding pen-drawn patterns gives it originality and boosts the overall finish, which is a big plus.
You’ll likely feel happy every time you look at the completed goldfish.
A goldfish with a large tail fin

Let’s make it with simple steps! Here’s an idea for a goldfish with a big tail fin.
All you need are one sheet of origami paper in your favorite color and some round stickers.
Since the materials are just one sheet of origami paper and round stickers, it’s an easy, casual way to make a goldfish.
The large tail fin design is unique, and using stickers for the eyes and patterns makes it even cuter.
There are no difficult steps, so you can enjoy it with children.
The finished goldfish is filled with your child’s hard work, and just looking at it will warm your heart.
A goldfish with a cute shape

Among origami goldfish, this one is relatively easy to fold.
First, fold the paper in half along the diagonal, then bring the bottom corner up to the center.
After that, the folding method is somewhat similar to making a samurai helmet.
If you use patterned paper with a gradient, it creates a lovely effect.
It looks nice as is, but adding eyes can make it even cuter.
Make goldfish in various colors and stick them on a wall or on light-blue construction paper—they’ll look adorable.
Give it a try!
Goldfish you can make easily

Let’s make it with four folds of origami! Here’s an easy goldfish idea.
All you need is one sheet of origami paper in your favorite color and a pen.
It’s a simple method for making a goldfish! The charm is that the goldfish shape is complete after just four folds of a single sheet of paper.
Add eyes and patterns with a pen to make your goldfish more unique and appealing.
This idea is perfect for beginners, great for kids who feel unsure about origami, or for a quick activity in your spare time.
With just a few materials and an easy process, it’s a delightful project to finish quickly.
A goldfish you can make from a single sheet of origami paper

So cute—it’s like the goldfish is looking right at you! Here’s an idea for a goldfish you can make from a single sheet of origami paper.
You’ll need origami paper in your favorite color, 8 mm round stickers, glue, a pen, and a toothpick.
It’s fun to fold, and it’s also fun to draw the facial expression and add your own design once it’s finished! There are a few steps that are tricky to fold with your fingers, but using a pointed tool like a toothpick makes it easier.
Definitely try making one and display it in your room.



