This simple origami jet plane requires only sixteen steps to follow

This easy origami jet plane is one of the oldest model I made in sixties.

This simple origami space shuttle is a beginner's version of space shuttle. It is quite simple to fold. One special folding technique that you need to careful about is inside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami bag starts from a square base. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

Traditional Origami Ball

This traditional origami ball is easy to make and then you can play with it after you make one. It is based on balloon base.

Easy Origami Ball

In my opinion, this origami ball is easier to make compare to the traditonal origami ball.

New Origami Ball

New origami ball is different from classic origami ball (or balloon). It is not based on balloon base and it is somewhat larger compare to the traditional origami ball.

You will apply 90 degrees valley- and mountain-folds to make this double origami bed II. It is very similar to the double origami bed.

The double origami bed requires similar folding methods shown on the single origami bed.

Traditional Origami Dove

The essential folding technique that you need to know before working on this traditional origami dove is inside reverse-fold. You will be applying four times of it.

The origami crow starts from bird base. One special folding technique you need to know for this model is inside reverse-fold

From this traditional origami phoenix, you will be able to learn both petal-fold and inside reverse-fold.

While you are making an origami crane, you will learn two bases: (1) square base and (2) bird base. For many people, origami crane might be the first model to learn origami folding. So it is like a prerequisite for more advance models.

This origami crane is different from the traditional origami crane. It is based on calyx base instead of bird base. It is a bit skinnier than the traditional one.

This traditional origami swallow starts from bird base. One special folding technique you need to know for this model is inside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami crane II also starts from bird base. The special feature of this model is an unique shape of two wings.

This flying origami crane is derived from bird base. You will learn both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold from this model. One special folding technique that you will learn from this flying crane is asymmetric squash-fold.

This flying origami crane II starts from a bird base. Two special folding techniques involved with this model are open sink-fold and inside reverse-fold.

The folding technique that you will learn from this origami catamaran is inside reverse fold. You will apply two inside reverse folds to this model.

The origami sampan boat showing here has an impressive folding technique called "locking fold". This technique alone can be an exciting learning experience.

The most important technique that you should remember is the "pocket fold" which will be applied twice to make this boat. The most fascinating feature of this boat is that if you apply the "pocket fold" three times (that is, one more time) , then you can make a smaller size (about 2/3) boat with an identical shape of the original boat.

Inflatable origami boat requires you to learn both gate-fold and inside reverse fold. Other than that, it is a simple boat to fold with.

This traditional origami steamboat with double smokestacks is very close to the traditional origami chair. They share the same folding steps up to the step #10 by applying cushion-fold three times

This traditional origami motorboat is similar to the traditional origami sampan boat. Two model share the same folding technique of opening a pocket. However, there is a difference. This origami motorboat has two nice decks.

This origami reed boat is fairly easy to fold. The special folding techniques you will learn from this origami boat is the inside reverse fold and a curved mountain-fold.

The large sampan boat is based on Fish Base and it is larger than the traditional sampan by about 40%.

The special folding technique is being used for this origami boat is the inside reverse fold. Excep that, it is fairly easy to fold this long canoe.

This origami house boat simulates a real house boat. One special folding technique you would learn from this model is outside reverse-fold.

The upside-down side view of the origami heart boat resembles a heart shape.

The folding technique that you will learn from this origami catamaran boat is squash-fold. You will need to apply four squash-folds to this model.

This wide origami boat simulates a boat with a wide width. The special folding techniques that you will learn from this origami boat are inside reverse fold, squash-fold, and petal-fold.

This origami catamaran boat II is a little more complicated compared to a regular catamaran boat since the front side is slander than the back side.

This easy origami book is a four-page long book made from a typical origami paper. If the original size of the paper is 15cm x 15cm, then the size of page will be 3.75cm x 3.75cm

This origami album is a six-page long album made from a typical origami paper (15cm x 15cm). The size of each page of this album will be 2.5cm x 5cm. This means that If you want to put two 4" x 5" photos on each page, then the size of the paper should be at least 75cm x 75cm (or 30" x 30"). Initially origami album starts with both horizontal and vertical Z-folds

This cover is for the large square origami paper box.

You can use the same size of paper for this cover.

This simple origami butterfly is easy to make (13 steps). A special folding technique involved in this model is squash-fold

This origami butterfly is derived from a balloon base. The essential folding technique being used for this model is inside reverse-fold.

Initially the paper will be divided into 12 x 12 square cells and then a crease pattern will be applied.

This 3D origami candy starts from 8x8 matrix origami base. The special folding technique involved with this model is rabbit ear-fold.

This traditional origami cap allows you to wear it if you prepare for a large square paper.

It might be an economical way to make this origami cap instead of buying a real one.

This square origami cap allows you to make a square shape origami cap.

This 3D origami car is derived from 8x8 matrix origami base. It takes 37 steps to complete this model. This origami car is recommended to an imtermediate level origamist.

This sitting origami cat requires you to apply folding techniques such as rabbit ear-fold, inside reverse-fold, and outside reverse-fold.

Initially you need to apply both horizontal and vertical Z-folds. Then a crease pattern is to be applied to make a large trapezoid origami chair.

Origami loveseat

Trapezoid origami loveseat

This standing origami cow starts from a balloon base. One special folding technique involved with this model is open sink-fold.

You need to follow 20 steps to complete this easy origami cow. The essential technique you will learn from this model is inside reverse-fold

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You will only need a single square paper to make this simple origami cube.

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This origami open cube is a cube without the top so that you can put something in it.

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This origami open cube II is a variation of origami open cube.

This box lid for origami open cube is being used to cover the top of open cube.

You can make this closed origami cube with a various size by varying Δ which is shown in the instruction.

This closable origami cube starts from a 8x8 matrix base. One special folding technique involved with this model is petal-fold.

This 3D origami cup can be used instead of real cup. If you make this cup with a 20cm x 20cm paper, then the cup could hold the same amount of water as real coffee cup. Hot water can be contained since the cup has four handles. Make sure to use a waterproof paper when you make this cup.

This simple origami velociraptor starts from a calyx base. Two special folding techniques you need to learn from this model is both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

This simple origami pterosaur is a simple origami version of pterosaur. Two special folding techniques you need to learn from this model is both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-fold.

The simple origami fan can be derived from making a strip by applying valley-fold and mountain-fold alternatively. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

The peacock origami fan can be started from a simple origami fan before putting glue on it. One special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami koi fish starts from a square base and it allows you to make a 3D origami koi. The special folding techniques involved with this models are petal-fold and inside reverse-fold

This traditional origami paper fortune teller shares the same initial folding sequence of traditional easy origami shirt. The special folding technique that you will learn from this model is cushion-fold which is to be applied for two times.

This new origami paper fortune teller could be the one to replace the traditional origami paper fortune teller. The special folding technique that you would learn from this model is outside reverse-fold.

This origami paper fortune teller II is another one that can perform the same function as the traditional one.

This traditional sitting origami fox allows you to make a simple structure of sitting fox. There is no special folding technique involved with this model.

This traditional talking origami fox allows you to simulate a talking fox. The special folding techniques that you will learn from this model is making a mouth.

This simple origami fox starts from fish base. The special folding techniques that you will need to apply for this model is inside reverse-fold.

This origami frog starts with both horizontal and vertical gate-folds. Then make 8 x 8 square cells by applying multiple valley and mountain-folds. It takes 20 steps to complete. You can actually make it jump.

This traditional origami jumping frog actually jumps. There is no special folding technique involved in this model.

Traditionally this origami jumping frog is known to be as a Chinese version of origami jumping frog. Here I use a typical origami paper to fold this model, but it would be better to use a little thicker paper if you want to make the frog to jump. One special folding technique involved with this model is squash-fold.

This traditional cowboy origami hat follows somewhat similar path of making a paper boat.

Traditional Origami Crown

From this origami crown you will learn to know what cushion-fold and what gate-fold are. You will also learn to know how to open a pocket.

This large origami heart is might be the largest origami heart you could have folded for a given single square paper.

This origami heart with a stand is a one-side origami heart. The other side has a triangular stand.

This origami heart with a stand II has an origami heart shape on the front side. On the backside, it has a stand so that the origami heart can stand by itself.

This origami heart has a shape of Mickey Mouse. This is 3D origami heart so that you can put something inside. One special folding technique you will learn from this model is a closed sink-fold.

The upside-down side view of the origami heart boat resembles a heart shape.

Origami Horse

The origami horse is based on the bird-base. One distinctive feature is that you will be using scissors to make two cuts. Also you will apply both inside reverse-fold and outside reverse-folds.

3D Origami House

This origami house is 3D version of origami house. It is a little difficult to fold compare to 2D origami house.

This origami cicada is a traditional origami model and it is one of the easy model that you can make from a square paper.

Traditional Origami Ninja Star

This traditional origami ninja star requires two square papers. You need to make two modules which are mirror-image to each other. Two modules will be combined to form a four-pointed origami star. The interesting technique you will learn here is that the combining of two modules is accomplished through inserting two triangular flaps into pockets.

Traditional Origami Menko

This traditional origami menko is a modular origami model which requires two square papers. You need to make two modules, i.e., one from each paper. The interesting technique you will learn here is that the combining of two modules is accomplished through inserting a triangular flap into a pocket.

This traditional origami pig is a very interesting model to work on. At first it looks like a 2D model but it is not. This model simulates four legs beautifully with a minimum folding steps. The folding techniques that you will lean from this model are both squash-fold and inside reverse-fold.

This simple origami pyramid is very simple to make (11 steps). It is derived from a fruit base and a few steps away to make this model.

The Great Pyramid has a slop anlge of 51°51'. This origami pyramid simulates this Great Pyramid. It starts from a balloon base.

This Aztec origami pyramid starts from 16x16 matrix origami base. It takes 25 steps to complete this model.

There are two traditional origami bunny rabbits start from balloon base. This one is one of them. This origami bunny rabbit follows the sequence of making a traditional balloon on one side. Different folding sequence will be applied to the other side to make bunny rabbit's ears.

This traditional origami ring starts with a half of a square paper. One special folding technique you would learn from this model is inserting one strip into the other.

This hexagon origami ring starts with a half of a square paper. One special folding technique you will learn from this model is inserting one strip into the other.

This 3D origami rocket starts from origami fruit base. The special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold

This simple origami rocket starts from square base. The special folding technique involved with this model is inside reverse-fold.

This traditional origami boot simulates a 3D boot. There is no special folding technique involved with this model

This is one of the simplest origami swan you can make out of a square paper. Ths origami swan is based on a so-called "kite base".

This origami swan II is a new model for origami swan. This would be a good model to learn the folding technique of outside reverse-fold.

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This easy origami dagger is simple to make. A special folding technique that you will learn from this model is squash-fold.

This easy origami sword is is a longer version of easy origami dagger. A special folding technique that you will learn from this model is squash-fold. Overall it is very similar to easy origami dagger in folding method

Origami Sun

If you are a novice in origami, please don't try this one now. It is somewhat difficult since it takes 55 steps to complete. The essential folding technique that you need to know is open sink-fold. The distinctive feature of this origami sun is the face of the sun actually sticks out of the background flame.

Origami Moon

This origami moon starts from a balloon base. The essential folding technique that you will need to apply is a modified version of open sink-fold.

Origami Lucky Star

The origami lucky star is a very special model since it requires a long strip instead of a square paper. Initially you need to make a pentagon wrapped with many layers of strip. At the end you will convert it into a five-pointed star.

Traditional Modular Origami Star

This origami star model requires six pieces of square paper. You will need to make six balloon bases before attaching them together.

Five-Pointed Modular Origami Star

This modular origami star model requires five pieces of square paper. You will be starting with five balloon bases and then attaching them together to form this origami star. One special folding technique that you need to know is inside reverse-fold.

This easy embossed origami star is much easier to make compare to other one.</span> But it has its own beauty in simplicity.

This easy embossed origami star is simple to make as the four-pointed star. The only difference is you start with a regular-pentagon paper instead of a square one.

This easy embossed six-pointed origami paper star makes use of a regular hexagon paper which can be converted from a square paper. The one essential folding technique involved with this model is outside reverse-fold.

The instruction for embossed four-pointed origami star is given here. The total of 29 steps that you have to follow through.

The embossed five-pointed origami star is similar in folding to the four-pointed star. The major difference is that you start with a pentagon paper instead of a square paper.

This embossed six-pointed origami paper star makes use of a regular hexagon paper which can be converted from a square paper. The special folding techniques involved with this model is petal-fold and rabbit ear-fold.

The instruction for diamond-shape 3D five-pointed origami star is given here. You will clearly see the five-pointed star from the top view and the structure of diamond shape will be revealed if you title the origami start a little. The total of 30 steps that you have to follow through.

The origami star box is a five-pointed star version of classical origami star box.

The origami star box is similar to the classic star box but with smaller base and taller in height

The origami star box is a five-pointed star version of cute origami star box.

This origami star box is a little more difficult to fold compared to other star boxes.

This origami star box is a little more difficult to fold compared to other star boxes.

This origami star box is a special one. The top has a four-pointed star shape and bottom has a square-shape which is closed. This is the reason why this box is called a closed star box.

The origami table requires you to learn how to apply petal-fold. The interest thing for this model is that you will have four square bases where you need to apply four petal-folds.

The square coffee origami table is an easy model to fold. It requires you to apply a rabbit-ear-fold for four times.

This origami dining table larger than other origami dining table. The distinctive feature of this dining table is this table does not have a sharp corner.

It will take 20 steps to complete making this simple origami desk.

You will learn a traditional origami bowtie here. This is a modified version of traditional origami bowtie. The folding techniques that you need to know are gate-fold and inside reverse-fold

This origami necktie has 43 steps to finish it. One special folding technique you need is rabbit ear-fold.

You will be applying both horizontal and vertical Z-folds initially. Then a crease pattern will be applied to make a turtle structure. It will take 24 steps to completed this origami turtle.

This paper plane is very simple to fold but you can also enjoy flying this plane away.

The special feature of this traditional paper jet plane is it has a cockpit in the front of the model. It usually flies in the straight-forward direction.