Easy Origami Lion

This easy origami lion takes 21 steps to complete. There is no special folding technique involved in this model.

Easy Origami Giraffe

This easy origami giraffe was made by using a giraffe-pattern origami paper.

Easy Origami Mouse

This easy origami mouse is the easiest origami mouse you can fold.

This standing origami rhino starts from a balloon base. Two special folding techniques that you need to learn from this model are squah-fold and petal-fold.

This easy origami bear starts from a 4x4 matrix base and then a traditional face changer.

The special folding technique involved with this model is a closed sink-fold.

The base of origami bird is "kite base" which is used for making an origami swan. Also you will learn what "inside reverse-fold" from this origami bird.

The origami crow starts from bird base. One special folding technique you need to know for this model is inside reverse-fold

This origami parrot is an easy model to fold. You will able to learn both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold from this model.

This traditional origami pigeon is a very simple model. Only special folding technique that you need to know is inside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami swallow starts from bird base. One special folding technique you need to know for this model is inside reverse-fold.

This origami duck is a traditional model which makes use of both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami Mandarin duck starts from a kite base. The special folding techniques that you will learn from this model are both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

From this traditional origami phoenix, you will be able to learn both petal-fold and inside reverse-fold.

While you are making an origami crane, you will learn two bases: (1) square base and (2) bird base. For many people, origami crane might be the first model to learn origami folding. So it is like a prerequisite for more advance models.

This flying origami crane is derived from bird base. You will learn both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold from this model. One special folding technique that you will learn from this flying crane is asymmetric squash-fold.

This origami crane is different from the traditional origami crane. It is based on calyx base instead of bird base. It is a bit skinnier than the traditional one.

This traditional origami crane II also starts from bird base. The special feature of this model is an unique shape of two wings.

This flying origami crane II starts from a bird base. Two special folding techniques involved with this model are open sink-fold and inside reverse-fold.

This flying origami crane II starts from a bird base. Two special folding techniques involved with this model are open sink-fold and inside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami rooster is an easy model. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This traditional origami chick is an easy model to make. One special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold. You will need to apply this technique for two times

This traditional origami hen is an easy model. The special folding techniques involved with this model are squash-fold and inside reverse-fold.

This origami peacock is a traditional model which makes use of an inside reverse-fold for three times

You can fold an origami peacock with spreading feathers with one sheet of square paper. You will need to apply both petal-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This simple origami penguin is very easy to fold. One distinctive feature of this model is that you can learn easily what the folding technique of outside reverse-fold is.

This traditional origami owl is based on so-called "bird base". One special folding technique you will learn from this model is an asymmetric inside reverse-fold.

This origami eagle is for an intermediate-level folder. Two basic folding techniques that you need to apply for this model are both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This standing origami crane starts from a 8x8 matrix base. The special folding techniques that you will learn from this model are rabbit ear-fold, squash-fold, pleat-fold, petal-fold, inside reverse-fold, and outside reverse-fold.

This origami turkey starts from 16x16 matrix base. Two basic folding techniques that you need to apply for this model are both inside reverse-fold and rabbit ear-fold.

This easy origami cat is probably the simplest origami cat you will ever find.

This sitting origami cat requires you to apply folding techniques such as rabbit ear-fold, inside reverse-fold, and outside reverse-fold.

This standing origami cow starts from a balloon base. One special folding technique involved with this model is open sink-fold.

You need to follow 20 steps to complete this easy origami cow. The essential technique you will learn from this model is inside reverse-fold

This simple origami velociraptor starts from a calyx base. Two special folding techniques you need to learn from this model is both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This simple origami pterosaur is a simple origami version of pterosaur. Two special folding techniques you need to learn from this model is both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This standing origami puppy dog starts from a 8x8 matrix base. One special folding technique involved with this model is outside reverse-fold.

This sitting origami dog starts from a kite base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This easy origami dog might be the easiest origami dog you might have folded with a few folding steps.

This easy origami elephant is a 2D version of wrapped origami elephant.

This sitting origami elephant is a good example to learn an inside reverse-fold.

This shouting origami elephant is a good example to learn an outside reverse-fold.

This origami elephant with big ears starts from a balloon base. There are three special folding techniques that you should learn for this model; they are inside reverse-fold, outside reverse-fold, and reverse swivel-fold.

This easy origami fish is not that easy after all since it takes 26 steps to complete. Try to work on other models if you are truly a beginner. If you think other models are too easy, then you can try this origami fish.

This easy origami fish starts from square base. One special folding technique that you will learn from this model is inside reverse-fold.

This origami angelfish starts from a square base. The essential folding technique that you will learn from this model is "locking folding". This technique is similarly used for making a traditional sampan boat.

This traditional origami koi fish starts from a square base and it allows you to make a 3D origami koi. The special folding techniques involved with this models are petal-fold and inside reverse-fold

This traditional origami whale is derived from the so-called fish base. It takes 11 steps to complete this model.

This traditional origami fish starts from fish base. One special folding technique that you will learn from this model is inside reverse-fold.

This origami dolphin is a traditional model modified by Hyo Ahn. It starts from fish base. One special folding technique that you will need to learn from this model is an asymmetric inside reverse-fold.

This origami butterflyfish is not for novice. You need to have at least an intermediate level in folding paper. This model starts from 8 x 8 matrix base. Several folding techniques you need to know for this model are squash-fold, inside reverse-fold, and nail-fold.

This origami needlefish is not for novice. You need to have an intermediate level in folding paper. One special folding technique that you will learn from this model is rabbit ear-fold.

This origami sunfish starts from square base. Three special folding techniques that you need to learn from this model are closed sunk-fold, inside reverse-fold, and nail-fold.

This traditional sitting origami fox allows you to make a simple structure of sitting fox. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This simple origami fox starts from fish base. The special folding techniques that you will need to apply for this model is inside reverse-fold.

This traditional talking origami fox allows you to simulate a talking fox. The special folding techniques that you will learn from this model is making a mouth.

This origami frog starts with both horizontal and vertical gate-folds. Then make 8 x 8 square cells by applying multiple valley and mountain-folds. It takes 20 steps to complete. You can actually make it jump.

This simple tessellation of origami frog starts from 8 x 8 matrix base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This simple origami frog starts from a 8x8 matrix base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This simple origami frog starts from a 16x16 matrix base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This traditional origami jumping frog actually jumps. There is no special folding technique involved in this model.

Traditionally this origami jumping frog is known to be as a Chinese version of origami jumping frog. Here I use a typical origami paper to fold this model, but it would be better to use a little thicker paper if you want to make the frog to jump. One special folding technique involved with this model is squash-fold.

Easy Origami Giraffe

This easy origami giraffe was made by using a giraffe-pattern origami paper.

Easy Origami horse

This easy origami horse requires you to follow 21 steps to complete. You will definitely know what inside reverse-fold is since you will be using it a lot of times on this model.

Origami Horse

The origami horse is based on the bird-base. One distinctive feature is that you will be using scissors to make two cuts. Also you will apply both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-folds.

This face of origami panda starts from a cushion-base. You will be learning to fold a various kinds of squash-folds for this model.

This body of origami panda makes a body for the face of origami panda.

It starts with a 8x8 matrix base. First I used a 18cm x 18cm origami paper to fold the body and found out that the head is too large compare to the body. Finally I used 30cm x 30cm origami paper to make the body and it look good. So I recommend to use 30cm x 30cm paper to make the body if you used a typical origami paper (15cm x 15cm) to fold the head.

This traditional origami pig is a very interesting model to work on. At first it looks like a 2D model but it is not. This model simulates four legs beautifully with a minimum folding steps. The folding techniques that you will lean from this model are both squash-fold and inside reverse-fold.

This simple origami pig is a simple model. However, there are a few folding techniques that you need to master for this model. They are petal-fold, inside reverse-fold, and outside reverse-fold.

There are two traditional origami bunny rabbits start from balloon base. This one is one of them. This origami bunny rabbit follows the sequence of making a traditional balloon on one side. Different folding sequence will be applied to the other side to make bunny rabbit's ears.

This origami snake can be made by applying a set of valley and mountain-folds. One special folding technique that you need to apply to make the snake head is outside reverse-fold.

This origami reindeer starts from 8x8 matrix base. Two basic folding techniques that you need to apply for this model are both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This origami seal is a traditional model. It starts from fish base. One special folding technique that you will need to learn from this model is an inside reverse-fold which will be applied for four times.

This is one of the simplest origami swan you can make out of a square paper. Ths origami swan is based on a so-called "kite base".

This origami swan II is a new model for origami swan. This would be a good model to learn the folding technique of outside reverse-fold.

With Mother Swan

This origami swan is a modified version of the traditional origami swan. There are two special folding techniques that you need to learn from this model; they are rabbit ear-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This origami swan III is another model for origami swan. The special folding techniques that you will learn from this model are crimp-fold, inside reverse-fold, and outside reverse-fold.

This origami swan starts with a kite base. There are three special folding techniques that you need to learn for this model; they are rabbit ear-fold, inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

You are required to have two pieces of origami paper to make this origami tiger model. There is no special folding techniques involved with this model

If you are a novice in origami, it is not recommended to try this model. Initially the origami tiger stars with 12x12 matrix base. Many folding techniques involved with model are Z-fold, open sink-fold, squash-fold, and inside reverse-fold.

This easy traditional origami turtle might be one of the easiest turtle you could make.

You will be applying both horizontal and vertical Z-folds initially. Then a crease pattern will be applied to make a turtle structure. It will take 24 steps to completed this origami turtle.