Dec25

How To Make An Origami Ninja Star

by Origami on December 25th, 2011 at 5:30 am
Posted In: How To

Origami Ninja Star


Origami Ninja Stars are pretty cool and you can make them fairly quickly. Some people make the ninja stars with different colors of paper which make them look super cool. Origami ninja stars can be made large, or as small as you want them and it’s really up to you. These videos will show you how to make origami ninja stars fast and easy; with a little practice you can knock them out in no time flat.

Impress your friends with origami ninja stars or you can just carry them around for protection. You never know when you’ll be attacked with origami swords.

If you like this origami ninja star then you may like this star. This star is super easy to make as well, but, it’s not as cool as the origami ninja star. This star you can make for your sister, mom or a teacher at school.

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Dec08

Origami Butterfly Video

by Origami on December 8th, 2011 at 1:57 pm
Posted In: How To, Origami Paper, Uncategorized, What Is Origami

Origami Butterfly

Grab a piece of printer paper or a perfect square piece of origami paper for this tutorial.

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Dec01

Origami Flapping Bird Video

by Origami on December 1st, 2011 at 2:09 pm
Posted In: How To, Origami Paper, What Is Origami

Origami Flapping Bird

In this tutorial, I will teach you how to make an Origami Flapping Bird (really flaps!) using a regular sheet of printer paper. If you have any origami or square paper, that would be ideal to use.

Making the Origami Flapping Bird is very similar to making the Origami Crane, yet with fewer folds. We must know how to make the Origami Bird Base, from which we can then make the flapping bird.

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Nov22

Money Origami Dollar Ring

by Origami on November 22nd, 2011 at 2:34 pm
Posted In: How To, Money Origami, Origami Paper, What Is Origami

Money Origami Dollar Ring

This tutorial explains how to make a Money Origami ring from a dollar bill. I do recommend that you use a simple $1 bill because I think it fits the nicest. However, any other American bills will work, yet larger bill numbers for $10, $20, $50, or $100 usually get cut off from the top portion of the ring.

I am aware that I have viewers from other countries who may not have American bills handy, so I quickly explain a way you can make this using regular printer paper. I give the dimensions:

Length: 15.5 cm
Width: 6 cm

Also, HERE are the measurements for where you should make the folds on a piece of PAPER. ALL measurements are from the very LEFT side of the paper and indicate where to fold as instructed in the video. NOTE THAT THESE MEASUREMENTS MAY NOT FIT YOU OR WORK PERFECTLY** Please experiment with your paper, this is only to get a general idea.

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Nov15

Origami Swan Video

by Origami on November 15th, 2011 at 2:47 pm
Posted In: How To, Origami Paper, What Is Origami

Origami Swan Video

In this tutorial, I will explain how to create the Origami Swan, which was originally designed by Robert J. Lang. This is a beginner tutorial, in which I go step by step on how to convert your printer paper (if you are using one) into a square, and then finally into the Origami Swan.

ALSO** The swan will FLOAT if you put it in water!! :-)

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