This cute origami chick, designed by Simon Andersen, is a fun and easy model that works great for spring or Easter. With its hollow center, it can hold small candies, mini eggs, or even a full-sized egg when folded from standard origami paper. Whether you’re making a festive decoration or just looking for a light,…
Origami baskets have been around for centuries and were mentioned for the first time in a 1663 diary entry by Samuel Pepys. Often used to hold small gifts or treats, this traditional origami basket is easy to fold and works beautifully as a handmade Easter basket. Whether you fill it with mini chocolate eggs, flowers…
This origami butterfly, inspired by Akira Yoshizawa’s classic design, will bring a fresh splash of color to your home. Easy to fold yet incredibly elegant, it’s the ideal project for a calming creative break or a stylish decoration. Choose your favorite patterned paper to make each butterfly uniquely yours. Smaller papers (around 3×3 in or…
The traditional origami balloon rabbit is an adorable design that combines the classic balloon/waterbomb shape with cute bunny ears. This fun and whimsical project is perfect for adding a bit of playfulness to your origami collection. This model is not only irresistible but also more accessible to beginners. Let’s grab some origami paper and create…
Imagine a lily, its petals unfolding in delicate curves. In Japan, this flower symbolizes purity, beauty, and new beginnings. Often associated with femininity, lilies add a touch of magic to ceremonies like weddings. We’re going to capture that same elegance into a paper model. The lily flower, with its simple yet striking shape, is a…
Looking for a fun and creative way to enjoy spring and renewal? Let’s learn how to craft this cute origami rabbit, a symbol of cleverness, agility, and good fortune in Japanese culture. The origami bunny isn’t just an interesting project for Easter. It also connects with Japanese folklore, especially during the Tsukimi (Moon Viewing festival),…
In Japan, the iris isn’t just a pretty flower. It’s a symbol of courage and good luck. During Tango no Sekku festival, you’ll find iris leaves in baths and around homes to keep misfortune away. Whether you’re folding it for Boys’ Day, adding a touch of Japanese tradition to your space, or just looking for…
This traditional origami chicken is a lovely project for Easter or spring. While it takes a few more steps than simpler models, it’s still beginner-friendly and easy to follow with a little patience. Once folded, the hen stands upright and looks great as part of a festive table display or tucked among some Easter treats….
