Lets Make Origami

This new page shows how to make the origami butterfly flutter its wings. And it includes one of our world-famous :) videos!

Follow this link for the origami butterfly video.

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This new page shows how to make the origami bird flap its wings. And it includes a short, fun instructional video.

Follow this link for the origami flapping bird video.

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This new page shows how to make the jump frog do its thing. It even includes a short instructional video.

Follow this link for the origami hopping frog video.

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This frog is simpler than the classic origami frog previously featured. And, it can jump almost as far as those legendary Calaveras County jumping frogs :)

Check out the folding instructions for the origami hopping frog.

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They say diamonds are forever. This one won't last quite as long, being made out of paper and all. But it's still fun to play with.

Check out the folding instructions for the origami diamond.

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The origami water balloon is a neat classic origami design, made from one sheet of square paper, no cutting or gluing. As the name suggests, it can be used for play on a hot summer's day...

Check out the folding instructions for the origami water balloon.

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The origami frog is a neat classic origami design, made from one sheet of square paper, no cutting or gluing. You actually make a tadpole first, then a frog :)
Check out the folding instructions for the origami frog.

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This paper cow is sure to be a hit with kids. It uses 2 squares of paper, and a little bit of decoration.

Check out the folding instructions for the origami cow.

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Learn how to make an elephant, just by folding a dollar bill! See the elephant here.

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Origami, or paperfolding, has its roots in ancient China (where paper was invented) and ancient Japan (where paperfolding became a high art form). Many of us have fond memories of making origami pieces as children. Our site teaches young and old alike how to fold paper into animals, airplanes and other neat items. The instructions are simple and the photos revealing.

Learn how to make origami at our website: origami-instructions.com.

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