Tutorial for various crafts other then knit or crochet.
The Easy Origami Cup Tutorial will teach you to make a paper cup that can work as a snack cup, a goodie bag, or even a drinking cup.
This Origami Butterfly can be stuck on walls, added to collages, placed on plants, or even put on a wire and added into a floral arrangement.
The Origami Plain Box is one of my favorite pieces of origami to make. There are so many ways to use it, you can even make one a bit larger to make a lid!
The Origami Little Bird is just so sweet. Make them in a variety of colors and place them in your houseplants for a little whimsy!
Who doesn’t have memories of these Origami Fortune Tellers from their childhood? We picked a number and a color and found out what our futures would bring.
The Origami Water Bomb Base is used to start many origami patterns. This tutorial will show you how to fold the base with written and photo steps.
This Origami Christmas Tree has so many possibilities. Use it to make garland, decorate a card, gift bag, or present with it, or just use it as decoration on it’s on. I’m sure you can think up some more options as well!
The Origami Frog Base is the start of various Origami Patterns. You will find the written and pictorial pattern for the Frog Base below.
Origami has been one of my hobbies since I was 8 years old. Many Origami Patterns start with an Origami Base: a folded form that starts a piece. This is one such base. You can find more Origami Base Tutorials for here: https://jessieathome.com/category/crafts/origami/origami-base/
The Origami Helmet is such a fun piece to make. I remember making them out of big squares of newspaper to make a hat for myself when I was little. You can start with different size papers to make different size hats for anyone – or even for all your toys. This is a great way for a little one to start learning origami.
The origami helmet can be made with paper that is a different color on both sides for a decorative effect. Be sure to crease well after each fold.
The Origami Blintz Base is the start of various Origami Patterns including the Butterfly, Basic Box, and Fortune Teller. You will find the written and pictorial pattern for the Origami Blintz Base below.
Origami has been one of my hobbies since I was 8 years old. Many Origami Patterns start with an Origami Base: a folded form that starts a piece. This is one such base. You can find more Origami Base Tutorials for here: https://jessieathome.com/category/crafts/origami/origami-base/
