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How To Make Origami

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Are you keep thinking how to make origami?  You've come to the right place!  Here you can learn how to make many kinds of neat and ingenious origami.  From elegant and decorative pieces such as the origami lily and origami crane, to functional kids' toys.

Our instructions are clear and simple, with actual photographs or draw of the folding process to help you along.

Many of us have experienced the childhood pleasure of making a simple origami item, most commonly a paper airplane.

You can relieve stress and recapture some of that bliss with a few quick folds of paper!

Did you know that origami came from the Japanese words "Oru" meaning "to fold" and "kami" meaning "paper"? And that's exactly what we will do here - folding the paper! There's nothing quite like the joy you get from transforming a plain square piece of paper into a container, animal, flower, etc. It still puts a smile on our faces when we complete an origami!

We created this site for the people who looking for how to make origami.

If you'd like to experience the joys of making something with your kids, check out our origami for kids to make section.

There's also easy and simple origami for beginners and beautiful origami flowers.

We've also added holiday origami with items like shamrock or clover for St Patrick's day, Easter chicks, halloween pumpkin and more!

For the more adventurous folder, we have modular origami items like the classic ninja star or shuriken, cube and more.

There is also unusual and informative stuff, such as origami instructions for a dollar bill, and the history of origami.

Learn how to fold napkins and impress your dinner guests!

Origami is fun, easy, inexpensive and great for sharing with others.  This is an activity that has been passed on from one generation to another, despite huge technological advances. Let's make sure that it will continue on for many generations to come.

Follow the instructions to make something today, right now!  Welcome to the fold!

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