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Origami Little Bird – try placing them in your houseplants

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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! Try making them in various sizes to create a whole little family.

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The Origami Little Bird looks best when made with paper that is a different color or pattern on both sides. Be sure to crease well after each fold.

Start by folding the paper in half diagonally.

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Open the paper and then fold 2 adjoining sides in to the center fold line.

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Turn over and fold the flap down at the points.

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Turn over and fold the two corners in to the center line.

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Open the 2 corners back up.

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Push the corners inside and fold along creased lines as shown.

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Fold points back part way up.

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Fold point up.

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Fold point back done a small amount up from the last fold.

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Fold in half.

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Fold the front point inside to make beak.

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Pull tail up to an angle and refold.

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Find more Origami creations at: https://jessieathome.com/origami/

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2 thoughts on “Origami Little Bird – try placing them in your houseplants”

    • Do you mean it doesn’t look like a bird? Or is your houseplant so healthy that it’s hiding the bird? Maybe you should have a scavenger hunt. 🙂

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