Traditional Origami Crown Modified

This crown model is motivated from the traditional origami crown. The outlook is the same but this model has a different property compared to the traditional one. The tradtional model has a multiple of 180 degrees rotational symmetry about z-axis. This means that you get the same crown when you rotate the model by 180 degrees. If you roate the model by 90 degrees, then you will not get the same model. The modified model has a multiple of 90 degrees rotational symmetry about z-axis. So you will get the same model when you rotate it by 90 degrees. It is a fun to compare these two model and study their properties.

Traditional Origami Crown

From this origami crown you will learn to know what cushion-fold and what gate-fold are. You will also learn to know how to open a pocket.

This eight-pointed origami crown starts from a regular octagon paper. One special folding technique you need to know for this model is inside reverse-fold.

Origami Witch's Broom for Halloween

This origami witch starts from a 16x16 matrix base. All you need to do is to apply a crease pattern after making a 16x16 matrix base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

Origami Witch for Halloween

This origami witch starts from a bird base. Two special folding techniques that you need to learn for this model is both open sink-fold and inside reverse-fold.

This origami witch's hat is a simple model. There is no special folding technique involved

with this one

Spell-Casting Origami Wizard

This spell-casting origami wizard starts from 4x4 matrix base. One special folding technique involved with this model is square-fold.

Arm-Crossing Origami Wizard

This arm-crossing origami wizard starts from spell-casting origami wizard. So you need to make a spell-casting origami wizard first.

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

This origami throne is a simple model to make. Three special folding techniques that you need to learn for this model are inside reverse-fold, nail-fold, and modified chair-fold.

This wide origami throne starts from a 8x8 matrix base. There is no special folding technique involved wtih this model.

Simple Origami stairs

This simple origami stairs starts from a 8x8 matrix base. No special folding technique is involved with this model.

Long Origami stairs

This long origami stairs starts from a 16x16 matrix base. A thin paper in recommended for this model.

3D Origami House

This origami house is 3D version of origami house. It is a little difficult to fold compare to 2D origami house.

3D Origami House II

This 3D origami house II requires two pieces of paper with a slight different size. There is no special folding technique involved with the roof model. However, you need to learn how to apply a petal-fold for the main body of the house.

3D Origami Temple

This 3D origami temple starts from a 8x8 matrix base. It is a little difficult to fold compare to a 2D origami model. If it is too difficult to fold this one, you should try an easy one first and then start tackling difficult ones when you become comfortable with easy ones.

This origami dress II can be made from following the total 20 steps. One special folding technique for this model is streatching of bottom edge.

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.

This origami butterfly is derived from a balloon base. The essential folding technique being used for this model is inside reverse-fold.

This new origami sampan boat is easier to fold compared to the traditional sampan boat. It is free from the special folding technique called "locking fold". I think it is a better looking interior of boat too.

This traditional origami sailboat is one of easiest origami models you could make. You will learn a special folding technique to open a pocket.

This origami old tree starts from 16x16 matrix origami base. It takes 36 steps to complete this model include making a 16x16 matrix origami base.

Origami Ghost for Halloween

This origami ghost starts from a square base. One special folding technique that you need to learn for this model is inside reverse-fold.

Origami Sun

If you are a novice in origami, please don't try this one now. It is somewhat difficult since it takes 55 steps to complete. The essential folding technique that you need to know is open sink-fold. The distinctive feature of this origami sun is the face of the sun actually sticks out of the background flame.

Origami Moon

This origami moon starts from a balloon base. The essential folding technique that you will need to apply is a modified version of open sink-fold.

The face of origami elf starts from a 8x8 matrix base. One special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold.

This Christmas origami bell is a 2D model.

Two special folding techniques that you need to learn for this model are "swivel-fold" and "reverse swivel-fold".

This ballet origami shoe simulates a ballet shoe. One special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold

This Christmas origami candle is a 2D model.

Two special folding techniques that you need to learn for this model is "inside reverse-fold" and "squash-fold".

This origami cradle of Christmas may be suitable for an intermediate level folders since it requires 48 steps to complete. However, there is no special folding technique involved with this model.

The origami snowman starts from 8x8 matrix base. The folding techniques that you need to learn for this model are balloon-fold, open sink-fold, and inside reverse-fold.

This origami candle is a 2D model.

You will start from a 4x4 matrix base. One difficulty in this model is you need to apply a crease pattern to make a candle light.

This 3D origami wagon starts from a 16x16 matrix base. One special folding technique that you need to apply for this model is swivel-fold.

This origami angel is easy to make. Two special folding technique that you will learn from this model are inside reverse-fold and squash-fold.

Easy Origami Elephant

This easy origami elephant is very similar to a so-called "fish base" in the early folding steps.

Easy Origami Dog

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

Easy Origami Cat

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

Easy Origami Fox

This easy origami fox requires you to learn what inside reverse-fold is.

Easy Origami Pig

This easy origami pig requires you to follow 35 steps. The important folding technique that you will learn from this model is "locking fold" which is somewhat advanced folding technique used for a model like New Kawasaki Rose.

Easy Origami Mouse

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

Easy Origami Giraffe

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

Easy Origami Lion

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

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.

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

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.

Easy Origami Cow

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

Easy Origami Robot

It takes 15 steps to complete this easy origami robot. You will learn a special folding technique called "inner triangle-fold" from this model.