This origami beetle might be one of the easiest origami beetle you could fold from a single paper. One special folding technique you would learn from this model is a squash-fold

This cicada is a traditional origami model and it is one of the easy model that you can make from a single paper.

This traditional fly is very similar to traditional origami cicada in folding sequence.

This traditional origami spider requires two sheets of square paper. One paper will make a body and four legs while another paper for a head and four legs. Both of them starts with a frog base.

This easy butterfly takes only 8 steps to follow. The distinctive feature of this easy origami butterfly is that the back side is the same as the front one

This simple butterfly is easy to make (13 steps). A special folding technique involved in this model is squash-fold

Initially the paper will be divided into 12 x 12 square cells and then a crease pattern will be applied.

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

This butterfly V is not derived from any base. It takes 33 steps to complete this model.

This butterfly VI starts from 8x8 matrix base. One special folding technique that you need to master for this model is separating the butterfly body from two wings by pulling them away.

This origami butterfly starts from a balloon base. The essential folding technique that you will learn from this model is open sink-fold. Also you will apply many times of inside reverse-fold.

This origami butterfly starts from a balloon base. The essential folding technique that you will learn from this model is closed sink-fold. Do you see the difference from origami butterfly I where closed sink-fold replaced with open sink-fold?

This origami butterfly starts from a balloon base. The essential folding technique that you will learn from this model is open-closed sink-fold. Also you will apply many times of inside reverse-fold.