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Make-Origami.com is the place to find loads of free origami instructions. Start by clicking one of the links below or choose a topic from the left navigational bar. Enjoy!
Flapping Bird - Make-Origami.com
As you might expect from its name, the origami flapping bird can flap its wings. If you can make a paper crane, then you can make this paper bird too: let’s start. Instructions for Origami Flapping Bird
Easy Origami Cat - Make-Origami.com
This is a very cute Easy Origami Cat. You can keep it simple or you can decorate it with eyes, mouth, and whiskers. Free instructions
Origami Animals - Make-Origami.com
I love origami animals! These origami models are easy to make and are great for kids and adults alike. Included here are: dogs, cats, rabbits, foxes, birds, various insects, and more!
Origami 101 - Make-Origami.com
About make-origami.com - Origami is the art of paper folding. With nothing but a sheet of paper and your fingertips, you can create almost anything: birds
Origami Birds - Make-Origami.com
Origami insects are even more challenging since a realistic insect will have at least six legs, and two antenna. Let’s stick with some easy birds: click onto one of the images below to get started. Bird
Origami Stars - Make-Origami.com
Stars, stars, and more stars! Origami stars are fun to make and fun to give away. They can be used to decorate parties of almost any occasion including birthdays, weddings, baby showers, bar mitzvahs, and sweet sixteen celebrations.
Christmas Origami - Make-Origami.com
This Christmas Origami page is dedicated to origami folds which can be related to Christmas and winter. Most common are Christmas trees and ornaments, but there are also other themes which represent the year end holiday.
Origami Iris - Make-Origami.com
The origami iris (also called an origami lily) is a traditional design loved by many. The folding sequence is considered “intermediate” in difficulty. It is not a hard model to make, but there are quite a few steps to follow.
Traditional Origami Dragonfly - Make-Origami.com
This is a traditional dragonfly developed so long ago that no one remembers who first invented it. Indeed, in the first book published about recreational origami, Kayaragusa (Window on Midwinter, 1845), there are instructions on how to fold a dragonfly.