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The lovely origami giraffe is designed to closely resemble a real giraffe, complete with its long neck, and slender legs, capturing the elegance and majestic characteristics of a giraffe perfectly. Adding some spots at the end will make it even more cute, and bring much more joy of hand craft.

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I realized shortly after my first Schoolyard Origami post that there was one more thing I folded as a student that was not on the list. But instead of just taking on one more thing, I thought I would also include some diagrams showing how to fold some of these schoolyard models. ---Secret Note--- The beauty of this model is that a student can write a full page note on one side of the sheet (8.5in x 11in), then fold it into a neat, manageable envelope that will not unfold accidentally. In…

Arm, Origami by Sipho Mabona

How to make an origami Pegasus (wings for the origami unicorn/horse)Designed by Jo Nakashima Learn how to make the horse first: https://www.youtube.com/watch...

Tis the season for paper folding! I know that so many of us have been stuck at home this summer and looking for cool things to do. Origami is gorgeous, detailed, and intricate! One of my favorite things about origami is that all you need is paper! It’s affordable and can be styled in a [...]

With just a few folds of paper and some patience, we'll show you how to make an origami dragonfly step by step! Are you looking for a creative...

This is a middle version of the origami shark with more details about the head and tail. It has a lovely broad back, a large dorsal fin, and a super sharp mouth. If you want