Origami for beginners, step by step
Models with just a few folds that come together in one short session, with no complicated bases.
4 tutorials published
The paper boat starts from an ordinary rectangular sheet and teaches the open-and-flatten move that reappears in dozens of models. Includes the tweaks that keep it floating longer.
Six folds, no glue, and an object that really works for a few minutes. It is the model that best shows why lining up your points matters so much.
A flat heart with just a few folds that glues onto a card, strings into a garland, and seals a folded note. Also shows where to write a message so it lands on the finished heart.
The masu is the traditional Japanese paper box: straight walls, a firm floor, and no glue. The same sequence with a slightly larger square gives you the lid.
