How to Fold a Very Easy Origami Corner Bookmark
This origami bookmark designed by Nick Robinson is quick, practical, and stylish, making it perfect for book lovers!
In less than a minute, you’ll fold a handy paper bookmark that fits neatly onto the corner of your page, keeping your spot without needing to fold pages.
Choose a patterned origami paper for an eye-catching bookmark you’ll enjoy every time you open your book. A 10 cm square or smaller paper is ideal for crafting the perfect-sized bookmark.
Ready to fold? Let’s begin!
Origami Bookmark Step-by-Step Instructions
- Difficulty: Easy – Beginner Level 1
- Folding time: Less than a minute
- Model designer: Nick Robinson
- Paper: Chiyogami 10×10 cm (4×4 in)
Step 1
Start with the white side of the paper facing up in a diamond position. Fold the top corner down to meet the bottom corner, then unfold to create a horizontal diagonal crease.
Step 2
Fold the lower half of the paper vertically from left to right, then unfold.
Step 3
Fold the top corner down to meet the center crease.
Step 4
Fold the bottom corner up to meet the center crease.
Step 5
Fold the model in half along the diagonal crease from Step 1.
Step 6
Fold the bottom left edge along the dotted line so that it aligns with the central crease made in Step 2.
Step 7
Repeat Step 6 on the right side.
Step 8
Turn the model over.
Step 9
Fold the top corners down to the bottom corner, then unfold.
Step 10
Tuck the two top flaps down into the pocket.
The Completed Origami Bookmark
Great job on completing your origami bookmark!
Try experimenting with different patterns and colors to create personalized bookmarks.
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Download the Full Origami Bookmark Printable PDF Instructions
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this is the easiest origami i have ever done !