EASY ORIGAMI

The Step-by-Step Ultimate

Beginner's Guide to
Mastering 15 Origami
Models in 1 Day –
(Your Ideal Companion To
Master Origami In A Day)
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Table of Contents

Introduction
The 15 Origami Models
Tutorial
Origami – Bow
Origami – Flapping
Bird
Origami – Dress
Origami – Box
Origami – Tulip
 Origami – Star
Origami - Lotus Flower
Origami - Envelope
Origami – Samurai
Helmet
Origami - Butterfly
Origami – Easy Heart
Origami – Cute and
Easy Fox
Origami – Fish
Origami - Pencil
Origami – Flower
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Introduction

I want to thank you and

congratulate you for
downloading the book, “EASY
ORIGAMI: The Step-by-Step
Ultimate Beginner's Guide to
Mastering 15 Origami Models
in 1 Day - Your Ideal
Companion To Master
Origami In A Day”.
I hate to overwhelm you with
a lengthy introduction. Get
ready to take the plunge and
experience the world of
origami art!
Origami – Bow
Paper size used - 6 x 6 inch (15 cm)
origami paper.
Use 3 x 3in (7.5cm) for cute little
bows!
Scissor

Procedure:
1. Prepare your square sheet of paper.
And your scissor on the side.
2. Fold horizontally and vertically,
creating a cross crease.
3. Flip over. And fold diagonally.
4. Unfold, and fold the other side
diagonally.
Now, you can see visible creases as
shown below:
5. Rotate paper and position it this way.
Take the left and right corners, and
following the creases fold them
accordingly.
As a result, you are going to have
something like the one below:
6. Fold the top. This fold becomes the
center of your bow. The bigger your
fold, the bigger the square in the
center of the bow.
7. Unfold.
8. Following the square-shape crease in
the center, fold the four sides.
9. Following the creases we’ve created
fold the creases on the left and right
inward. You’ll have something like
the one below:
10. Take the first upper flap and fold
towards the center line. And then do
the other side.
11. Flip-over and do the same as Step
#10
12. Slowly unfold model. On your left is
the back of the bow. On the right is
the front of the bow.
13. Take the back of the bow. And
noticed the folds we have created.
Find the center of the creases and cut
it. Cut ALL 4 center creases.
You’ll have something like the one
below:
14. Take the right flap, and fold to the
left. And then rotate it similar to the
one below.
15. Take the right flap, and fold both
corners toward the center.
16. Take the left flap, and fold both
corners toward the center. By now,
you should something like this:
17. Grab the two layers of tails, and cut
through the center crease.
18. Rotate model and position it this way,
and fold together the layers.
.
19. Do the other side.
20. From where we cut the center crease
of the tails, fold the flaps again. And
then do the other side.
21. Flip over. Slowly bend the sides
inward, and insert pointed end to the
little hole in the center. You might
need to stick/glue this process (or
you may not if you prefer).
22. Cut the tails.
Origami – Flapping Bird
Paper: 15cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take a square sheet of
paper. Rotate to make a
diamond shape.
2. Fold in half downward to
make a crease. Unfold.
3. Fold the paper in half
sideways.
4. Hold the left corner and
then fold to the right. Flip
over to make sure you
follow the center line.
Following the center line
allows easy folding.
5. Take the upper layer and
fold to the left, creasing
along the center line.
6. Fold it in half, downward.
7. This will serve as the
head/beak. And this one
will be your tail.
8. And this will be your wings.
9. Take the upper layer flap,
fold upward with an angle.
10. Turn it around, and do the
same with the other flap.
11. To have depth in the wings,
open triangular pocket near
the head, and then fold to
make a crease.
12. Do the other part of the
wing. Now your wings are
perfect.
13. Take the beak/head part,
fold the corner inward, and
adjust to your liking.
14. Now, let’s proceed to the
tail section. Smoothen it out
by folding this section here.
Bring it to fold together.
15. Separate the layers.
16. Follow the creases, and then
fold inwards. This will make
the wings a narrower.
17. Bring them together and
that’s your finished bird!
18. To make the wings to flap,
just hold the head and tail
section and give them a little
pull.
And that’s your flapping little
bird!
Origami – Dress
Paper: 15cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. We start by preparing our
15cm x 15 cm paper and
selecting any color of your
choice. Fold it horizontally
making a fine crease.
2. Unfold and do the other side
as well. This will make a
plus sign crease as shown in
the image.
3. Take the left and right edges
and fold it towards the
center.
4. Unfold them, and flip the
paper over. Now, you can
see two mountain folds
(because it looks like a
mountain).
5. What we are going to do is
take one mountain fold and
fold it towards the middle
line. The best way to do
that is to take the peak of
the mountain and slide it
over to the center, making
pleats.
6. Do the other side.
7. This is how it looks like:
8. Flip it over. You can see the
crease we have created.
Fold down along that line.
9. And fold that back up again,
about 1 cm high.
So, this will be the top of the
dress.
And this is the bottom-part of
the dress. This makes the front
of the dress.
10. Take the bottom-left corner
of the dress, and rotate it
towards the outside of the
dress and fold the edges.
11. Do the other side.
12. Flip it over. You can now
see two flaps. Fold it
towards the center line,
making a small triangle. Do
the other side.
13. Unfold them. Open it up,
take the edges and bring it
to the center.
14. We now have a diamond.
Take the left-top of the
diamond and fold it towards
its center.
15. Do the other side.
Now we have to fold the two
outside edges of the dress
towards the center.
16. When you fold the top, the
bottom-part will always
come over. So, rotate it
down, find the corner of the
dress and fold it.
17. And then do the other side.
18. And the last step, is to make
the sleeve. Take the top-left,
fold it out, and adjust to
your liking. Do the other
side.
19.

Flip it over, and here’s your

origami dress.
Origami – Box
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take a square sheet of
paper, fold it in half.
2.

Unfold. Take both side

edges and fold it towards
the center line.
3. Fold the inner edges away
from each other, and then
unfold.
4. Fold all four corners along
the previous creases.
5.

Fold the inner edges away

from each other along the
previous creases.
6. Bring the side edges away
from each other, lifting the
top and the bottom edge.
Expand the box, making
four creases to shape its
base.
And your multi-box is
COMPLETE!
Origami – Tulip
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

There are two parts in this

tutorial. 1. The bud 2. The
stem.

The Bud Procedure:

1. Take a square sheet of
paper, fold it in half to make
a crease and unfold.
2. Fold in half sideways and
unfold. This will create a
cross crease.
3. Fold in half diagonally and
unfold.
4. Fold in half along the other
diagonal and unfold. By the
now you should have the
following creases:
5. Turn the paper over.
6. Take the left and right
edges. Following the
creases we’ve created, push
inward so the creases may
fold. You will have a
triangle shape as a result.
This is how it should look like
when viewing your folds.
7. Take the upper layers of the
side corners and fold them
so that they meet towards
the center line.
8. Flip over, and again fold the
remaining side corners
towards the center.
9. Fold the upper right flap to
the left.
10.

Flip over. And then again,

fold the right flap to the left.
This becomes the top of the
bud:
And this is the bottom.
11. Move the upper flaps
towards each other and tuck
one into the other as far as it
goes. Flatten, and fold.
12. Flip it over, and do the same
to the other side.
13. Blow air into the base of
your tulip (you can see a
little hole) to inflate it and
shape the follower.
14. Then unfold the petals.
The Stem Procedure

1. Take a green, square sheet

of paper for the stem. Fold
diagonally to create crease.
2. Fold the side corners to
meet the center line.
3. Take the upper flap and fold
it towards the center line.
Do the same to the other
flap.
4. Fold the upper flap again
towards the center line.
5. Flip it over. Fold the item in
half upward.
6. Position your model the
same way as seen in the
image below:
7. Fold the left-(stem) of the
model, and allow the right
(leaf) to bend along.
8. Put the bud and the stem
together as shown.
Origami – Star
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take a square sheet of
paper and fold it in half
upward.
2. Fold the right bottom corner
upward to make a crease
and unfold.
3. Fold the right top corner
downward and unfold.
4. Fold to make the left bottom
corner meet the center of
the right part.
5. Fold, making the right edge
of the flap meet its left
edge.
6. Take the bottom right, and
fold towards the previous
crease.
7. Fold the item in half
backward.
8. Cut the item from the right
corner of the flap as shown.
9. Unfold to get the star.
10. Fold creases. Take time to
make it pretty.
Origami - Lotus Flower
Paper 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take your square sheet of paper.
Fold horizontally and vertically,
creating a cross crease.
2. Take one corner, and fold towards
the center. Do this to the rest of the
corners.
3. Now you have a smaller square.
Repeat step #2.
4. Flip over the model and repeat step
#2.
5. Take one corner, then fold. These
folds determine how round your lotus
will turn out. If you do a smaller
fold, you’ll have a squarer shape
lotus.
6. Flip over the model. Get one petal
and gently but firmly pull it out to
release it. Do this to the rest of the
petals.
7. Now there are four remaining petals
at the bottom of the model. Like so,
repeat step #6
8. Gently pull the petals apart. And take
some time to make it beautiful.
Origami - Envelope
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take your square piece of paper.
Fold diagonally to the right.
2. Unfold and fold the other side. This
will give you a “X” crease.
3. Rotate the paper and position it like
a diamond shape.
4. Take both right and left corners, and
bring them to a fold towards the
center point.
5. Now take the upper corner and bring
it closer to the center point, don’t
fold it but press it slightly to show a
little fold that will serve as your
marker.
6. Take the bottom part and bring it all
the way up to where you left your
marker. Hold it, and then fold.
7. Unfold the bottom part, pick the
corner and fold to where the tip
meets the center of the crease.
8. Take the lower-right portion and fold
along the crease.
9. Take the lower-left portion and fold
along the crease.
10. Unfold lower part.
11. Following the creases we’ve created,
fold the creases inward.
12. Unfold the lower part again. And take
the tip and fold it.
13. Bring it to the same fold as step #11.
14. Take the left flap of the model and
slowly release the folds. Try to fold
it back inwards, while the flap
resting outside the fold.
15. Repeat step #14 on the right side.
16. Flip the model over, and fold the part
along where the square it attached.
17. Flip over to view the front of the
envelope. Fold it following the
crease.
18. Take the left wing outside, and slid it
to the left edge of the square.
19. Take the right wing outside, and slid
it to the right edge of the square.
20. Take the top and bring it all down to
a nice fold.
21. Unfold top, and fold towards the
center point of the last crease.
22. Sealed your envelope by folding the
top and sliding it to the top edge of
the square.
Origami – Samurai Helmet
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take your square sheet of paper.
Fold diagonally.
2. Take point 1, and fold inward so that
it meets point 3.
3. Take point 2, and fold inward so that
it meets point 3.
4. You now have a small diamond-
shaped model. Take one flap and fold
upward.
5. Take the other flap and fold upward.
Your model should looked like the one
below.
6. Take one flap, and fold inward
around its center.
7. Repeat step #6 with the other flap.
8. Take the upper layer of the bottom
part, and fold following the image
below.
9. Fold the upper layer along center
line.
10. Take the last layer, fold it along the
center line and slid it inside your
helmet.
Origami - Butterfly
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Start by preparing your square sheet
of paper.
2. Fold diagonally on both sides making
an “X” creases.
3. Fold horizontally and vertically to
create “+” creases.
4. Unfold.
5. Take the lower-right corner and bring
it inward to a fold where the corner
meets the center point.
6. Do step #5 to the rest of the corners.
7. Flip over and repeat steps 5 and 6.
8. Unfold all folds.
9. Take the right and left edges, fold
inward towards the center line.
10. Following the creases, fold the
upper-part of the model as shown in
the images below:
11. Repeat #10 for the lower-part of the
model.
12. Fold in half, backward.
13. Take one upper flap, fold towards the
center line.
14. Repeat step #13 to the other flap.
15. Fold both upper flaps inward.
16. Fold in half, inward.
17. Fold the top left of the model.
18. Open it up. Fold the right flap
backwards following the last crease.
Your classic butterfly is now
COMPLETE!
Origami – Easy Heart
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take 1 piece of square paper. Fold in
half in both diagonals.
2. Unfold. Take the top corner and fold
inward where the corner meets the
center point.
3. Take the bottom corner and fold
inward all the way to the top center.
4. Take one flap and fold inward
towards the center line. Do this to the
other side.
5. Turn the model over and fold the tops
and edges.
Origami – Cute and Easy
Fox
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. If you are using a one-sided paper,
started with color side down.
2. Fold the square vertically.
3. Fold left and right edges inward
towards the center line.
4. Grab the top left and top right
corners fold inward towards the
center line.
5. Take the top corner, and fold inward.
6. Unfold,
7. Take the top right corner, drag it
down, and fold.
8. Repeat step #6 with the top left
corner.
9. Flip over.
10. Take right flap, fold inward so the
edge meet the center line. Do this
step with the left flap.
11. Flip over. Slowly unfold top, and
secure a nice fold.
12. Now you have a triangle-shaped top.
Take the right edge, fold inward
toward the center line. Unfold
13. Take the left edge, fold inward
toward the center line. Unfold
14. Pinch the top/head, and move the ears
and body backwards, and then fold.
15. Unfold previous folds up to this
point.
16. Let’s do one flap first. Slid your
finger inside this hole and push it
upward. Secure the top, hold it, while
you unfold the bottom part. Fold the
flap backwards.
17. Repeat step #16 with the other flap.
18. Flip over. Just very lightly, open the
top folds, and then fold the body
backwards.
19. Slowly bring the head forward, and
while securing the folds.
20. Fold the bottom part in an angle.
Unfold bottom.
21. Open the back of the fox, and
following the previous crease fold
the bottom part inward.
22. Make the tail narrower by taking the
left top corner of the tail and fold
inward.
Origami – Fish
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure:
1. Take a piece of your square paper.
2. Fold diagonally on both sides.
3. Flip over. Fold vertically and
horizontally.
4. Unfold. Take both left and right
corners; bring it towards the center
and then fold.
5. Take the right corner; fold the bottom
part towards the center line.
6. Repeat step #5 with the left corner.
7. Bring the top corner to an inward
fold.
8. Unfold up to this point.
9. Open top layer. Push left and right
corners towards the center and fold
10. Take right lower flap and fold inward
with an angle.
11. Repeat step #10 with the left lower
flap.
12. Take left flap and fold towards the
center line.
13. Take right flap and fold towards the
center line.
14. Rotate and position model like the
one below.
15. Fold the center triangle inward.
Unfold.
16. Using the center triangle again, fold it
to the right towards the previous
crease. Unfold.
17. Using the same triangle, fold it
towards the center line of the last
crease. Unfold.
18. Repeat steps 16 and 17 with the other
side of the triangle.
19. From the corner of this triangle, pinch
inward and fold it similar to the one
below.
20. Flip the model over. And fold
triangle-shape portion inward.
21. Flip it over, and fold the bigger
triangle inward.
22. Fold the same triangle inward, so the
corner meets the other corner.
23. Fold the lower edge of the triangle
inward.
24. Unfold and fold it again inward
where the edge meets the last crease.
25. Repeat step #23 and #24 with the
upper edge.
26. Unfold. Pinch inward the left corner
and fold downward following the
creases. it similar to the one below.
27. Fold this part to the right. Completing
the tail.
28. Draw some eyes and scales.
Origami - Pencil
Paper: 15 cm x 15 cm / one-side
print
Scissor

Procedure:
1. Start by preparing your square sheet
of paper, print up. And a scissor to
the side.
2. Fold in half.
3. Take upper layer and fold inward.
4. Unfold. Position the previous crease
on the left side.
5. Take the right edge and fold towards
the last crease.
6. Unfold and cut along the last crease.
7. Set aside the bigger portion of the
cut, and use the other one.
8. Print side up, fold in half. Unfold and
flip over.
9. Fold top right corner towards the
center line. Flip over.
10. Take the upper right corner and fold
inward towards the left edge.
11. Flip over. Take the left edge and fold
in half.
12. Take the upper right and fold inward.
13. Repeat step #12 with the upper left.
14. Flip over.
Origami – Flower
Paper 15 cm x 15 cm

Procedure
1. Take a square piece of paper.
2. Fold diagonally.
3. Fold in half.
4. Unfold. Take left flap and fold
inward towards the center line.
5. Repeat step #4 with the other flap.
6. Unfold, take left flap and fold
towards the previous crease.
7. Repeat step #6 with the other flap.
8. Unfold, and slid your fingers in
the side pockets and open them, fold and
secure edges.
9. Fold the corners downward.
10. Fold the side parts upward to make a
square.
 0.
1. Glue the two side surfaces. Hold
them together till the glue dries.
13. Make three or four of such items. Use
different colors in you prefer. Glue
them all together.
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Don’t be too hard on yourself when it
didn’t work the first time you tried it. To
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