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Question: Knit Socks

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Do you have a cool yarn that you just can't wait to make into socks? Get back to basics and try these steps.


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Purl front and back is a common instruction in knitting patterns, so it is good to know how to do it. This instruction is usually abbreviated as  pfb  in patterns.


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Question: Make a Simple Origami Lotus Flower

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With a piece of paper and some clever folding, you can make a delicate origami lotus flower. This guide will help you get on your way by teaching you how to construct the "blintz fold:" the foundation for many popular origami projects, including the lotus flower.

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Question: Start a Knitting Project

Starting a knitting project can be overwhelming. There are a variety of factors to consider when beginning a new craft. However, with some time and research you'll find yourself getting into a new project.

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Question: Make an Origami Twist Flower

The origami twist flower is an unusually shaped flower that is formed using origami. The end design reveals a twisted stem and a pretty paper flower.


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Question: Create a Kirigami Flower

Kirigami is a variation of origami with the key difference that the paper is cut after folded. This article will show you how to create a simple flower.

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Question: Start a Knitting Circle

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Knitting Circle is a group of people who gather together to knit and have pleasant conversation. If you've ever found yourself knitting alone and thinking,  I should make some tea and biscuits and invite my friends...  then a knitting circle is right for you!

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Question: Make Crepe Paper Peonies

While you can make most paper flowers out of tissue paper, peonies need to be made out of crepe paper. This is because crepe paper stretches in ways that tissue paper doesn't; this is important when recreating the ruffled tips of the peony.

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Question: Make an Origami Harebell Flower

This is a great origami piece that's not too difficult to make. The resulting flower can be used as a decoration or as a gift. While this origami can take some mastering to make, the payoff of making a good looking one is clearly visible.


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Question: Fold an Origami Cube

Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. Few origami constructions require more than a piece of paper, making origami a wonderful hobby that is accessible to almost everyone.


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Question: Fold Eternally Opening Origami

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Here is a delightful origami project. This may seem to experienced folders to be very similar to the 'Bird Base', and it is. It only needed someone to some the addictive dance it can do.

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Question: Make 3D Origami Pieces

Origami sculptures are very nice and make great gifts. Even though they take some time and patience to make, the end products are very rewarding and look really cool.

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Question: Mod Podge

Mod Podge can act as both a glue and a sealer. You can use it to glue paper or fabric, to a box, or frame. You can even use it to add glitter to an item.

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Question: Fold an Origami Heart Bookmark

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An origami bookmark in the shape of a heart is a lovely way to keep your place in a book you're reading. The instructions for creating this neat little bookmark are easy to follow, as described below.


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Question: Teach Time with a Paper Plate Clock

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If you are really struggling to teach time to your students, you will need to be patient and a little creative. You can ask your students to make a clock as a school project.


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Question: Preserve a Newspaper Cutting

Perhaps one day there won't be any newspapers left to preserve, with everyone reading their news online. Until then, there will always be a special cutting or two that every family likes to keep for as long as possible.

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Question: Salt Speckle Paper

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Salt speckling paper is a pretty way to make paper seem to sparkle. It's great for many card crafts and for making collage or scrapbooking patterns.

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Question: Waterproof Paper

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A message can have a meaning that is far beyond the value of the paper on which it was written. No matter if you're trying to waterproof a handmade card, a handwritten letter of sentimental value, or some other paper document you want to keep safe from the elements - this can be done!


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Question: Turn Construction Paper Into Colored Normal Paper

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Want to give out a formal letter to your quinceañera or maybe your sweet sixteen? Don't have any colorful normal paper? Do have construction paper? Here's how to make the perfect piece. (

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Question: Make Your Own Perforated Pages

Do you need a custom perforated line for your  scrapbook ? Is your notebook's perforation line not ripping properly? Don't waste money on over-priced specialty paper - you can make perforated pages with most types of ordinary paper!

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Question: Tie Dye Paper

Tie-dying paper is a fun and simple craft you can create with your child or by yourself. It's a great way to keep kids busy and entertained, using supplies you probably already have around the house.


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Question: Marble Paper

Bookbinders the world over have been marbling paper for centuries. This project can entertain children for an afternoon, or sustain an artist's interest for a lifetime.


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Tracing paper is handy for drawing, sewing and designing projects. If you don’t have any tracing paper readily available, it’s easy to make your own with a regular sheet of paper and simple household materials.


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Question: Singe Paper

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Singeing paper is a fun and crafty way to make paper look aged or antique. Whether you want to create a treasure map for a kids’ activity or give some party invitations a rustic look, you can singe paper at home using a candle, lighter, or heat gun.

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Question: Make Sponge Patterned Paper

Sponge-patterned paper is a fun way to create gift wrapping that is both creative and interesting. It's easy enough to be done by kids and glam enough to be done with more care by older persons.


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Question: Make an Origami Wallet

If you are looking for a fun, easy origami project that you can also get daily use out of, consider making a wallet. An origami wallet is straightforward to make, can be customized to your tastes, and best of all, doesn’t cost more than a sheet of paper.

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Question: Make an Origami Square Base

This article will show you how to make an origami square base which is used to make the traditional crane, flower, fish and many more.

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Question: Make an Origami Stop Sign

Sometimes, we get  bored , we get tired, or like we have nothing else to do. Or perhaps, we need to use something to make for a simple gift for a crossing guard.

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Question: Make Modular Origami

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Modular origami is believed to have evolved from kusudama, an ancient Japanese art that used folded paper to create vessels for holding incense and potpourri.

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Question: Make an Origami Yoda

If you’re thinking about making a Yoda out of origami, you’ve made a great choice. It’s a challenging and fun activity that will leave you with a recognizable and interesting looking character.

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Do you like puppets? Here is an origami finger project you can try. It is best to avoid really thin origami paper for this project as the puppet can be liable to tear if not handled carefully.

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Question: Make an Origami Star

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Origami stars are great gifts to give to friends or loved ones. Mini origami stars, also known as lucky stars, are usually made to fill a glass jar and display.


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If you are either starting out or becoming good, an origami spring is a nice easy project to fill a rainy afternoon.

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Here's a simple tutorial on making an origami cat head.


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Question: Use Paper Creatively

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Paper can be used in many ways. Folding, writing, recycling, building, these are just some ideas for using paper. Finding a creative use is great for when you're bored or you have a particularly special piece of paper you want to do something with.

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Question: Make an Origami Patty Bat

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This instruction article describes how to fold a fantastic action origami model designed by Talo Kawasaki. It is a patty bat that can flap its wings, at the same time producing an awesome sounding noise.

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Question: Make Parchment Like Paper for Writing

So you've decided that you want to make your paper look like parchment. Maybe you want to spruce up a school project, or maybe you just want to make parchment for fun.

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Question: Make an Origami Kite Base

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The kite base fold or kite fold is a basic fold that can form the beginning of substantial origami pieces. Here is what to do.

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Question: Use Old Cellulose Insulation to Make Paper

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Here's how to make paper out of that old cellulose insulation, a great way to reuse old products.


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Question: Use a Bone Folder

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A bone folder is used to score, crease and smooth paper. The reason it's called a bone folder is because it was once made using a polished bone from cattle; today they're made from heavy acrylic.

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Question: Make an Origami Pumpkin

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This article provides one method for making an origami pumpkin. It is perfect for Halloween and Fall celebrations. Don't use thick paper or card for this model as the folds can become stiff.

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Question: Make Recycled Paper

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You can make your own recycled paper at home by pulping and drying scraps of used paper. " Recycling" is simply the act of transfiguring and re-purposing something to avoid throwing it away.

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Question: Make Papyrus

Long before paper came into existence, the Egyptians devised a way to create a sort of early version of paper called papyrus. In fact, our word for paper actually comes from papyrus.


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Question: Make Paper With a Group of Kids

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Making paper from recycled paper is a great craft and lesson on reusing our natural resources. This method works great with a group of kids such as boy scouts.

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Question: Make Paper Look Worn

Ever need a special effect for a school project, a letter or just plain fun? Here's how to do it.

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Question: Make Origami Caltrops

Real caltrops are made from harmful nails or spikes, scattered on the ground to slow the advance of enemy forces. When made from paper, however, they're far safer, though you still probably want to avoid throwing one in someone's eye.


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Question: Make Origami Fireworks

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Origami fireworks, with multidimensional peaks and varying colors, are reminiscent of fireworks exploding in the sky. You can use any type of square shaped paper to create your origami fireworks, though special origami paper might better hold the creases of your folds.

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Question: Make Rainbow Colored Paper

Want to make your own rainbow colored paper for crafts? Transforming and dying paper isn't the easiest task, but there are some methods that can get you crafting in color to make rainbow paper.

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Question: Make Paper Magnolias

Magnolias are large, beautiful flowers. They don't last forever, however, and fake ones can be expensive to buy. Luckily, it is possible to make a realistic-looking one at home using paper.

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Question: Make Paper from Old Scrap Paper

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Recycle your old scrap paper by making it into interesting, one-of-a-kind paper paper that will make nifty notepaper, unique wrapping paper, or will enhance paper crafts you might be inspired to make.

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When you make paper, you are able to not only recycle scrap paper, but also participate in an ancient activity. Homemade paper can be used for decoration, greeting cards, letters or artwork.


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Flash paper, or nitrocellulose, is tissue treated with nitric acid so that it will burn instantly with no smoke or ash when touched to a flame. Flash paper is used for creating theatrical special effects and is also employed by magicians.


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Question: Make Fireproof Paper

It is very difficult to make paper completely fireproof, but you can make if flame-retardant. This means that brief or accidental exposure to flame will not make the paper catch fire.


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Do you need a bunch of confetti for your next party? Here are some cheap and easy methods to get or make your own!

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Question: Make a Square from Rectangular Paper

For many paper folding projects, you need to start with a square piece of paper with four equal sides. Most of the paper you have laying around, however, is probably rectangular.

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Making a pirate map as a prop is very simple. It's also a lot of fun, adding in make-believe places and marking the spots where buried treasure lies.

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Feel like making a craft project at home? Whether you are simply bored, want to entertain your friends, or are in need of a project for your kids, making a paper laptop is a fun, easy, and cheap at home craft project.

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Question: Make a Paper Picture Frame

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A simple picture frame can be made by just using paper. It isn't as enduring as one made from wood, papier mâché or other harder materials but it will last a while and will help to protect the photo or image kept inside it.

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Question: Make Fake Money

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Fake money is a great prop to be able to know how to make--you can use it to play games with, give it to your kids to play with, or use it as a prop for a costume or movie.

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Question: Fold Paper for Tri Fold Brochures

Folding paper into a tri fold brochure is a great way to organize lots of information onto a single sheet of paper. This wikiHow article will show you how to do just that.


Question: Make an Origami Paper Lantern

In this article,you can make an origami paper lantern using some different colored origami paper to hang in your room!

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Question: Make an Origami Diamond

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Do you want to know how to make a basic origami diamond? If you follow these steps correctly, then you will have an origami diamond neat and correctly folded!

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Question: Make an Origami Diamond Gemstone Ornament

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If you're an origami fan, you know just how many neat ornaments and items you can make just with paper folding. This origami diamond gemstone ornament is simple and elegant at the same time.

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Origami enthusiasts often use special origami paper to help them make their creations. However, if you're just dabbling a little or experimenting with this craft, you might want a way to try it with just simple printer paper.

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Paper snowflakes are a great way to make low-cost Christmas decorations. Each can be cut in unique styles. It’s a great activity for children and adults during the holidays.

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Question: Fold a Heart with Wings

This simple yet cute heart with wings is easy to make and perfect for a special loved one. Use square paper with different coloured sides for this. Pink and red colours are great in this origami model.

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Question: Make an Origami Booklet

You are probably wondering how it is possible to make a quick booklet with a few origami folds. It might be useful for a very short story, small notebook, etc.

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If you're having a party and want people to know where they sit, you can use the art of origami to make simple name blocks.


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Origami is a fun way to fold paper into all sorts of things. By making an origami book, you can make an origami creation that you can actually use as a small notebook or sketchpad.


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An origami banger, sometimes also known as an origami popper, is a fun paper project that makes a loud popping noise when you flick your wrist. Making an origami banger is a very simple origami project that you can use several times, and should take less than ten minutes to construct.

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Have you ever tried to fold origami out of aluminum foil? It gets ripped and doesn't fold right most of the time. If you want to fix this, then use these simple tricks.

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The Waterbomb is an origami cube made to hold water. You only need one piece of paper to create this marvel. You will start by making a triangle base, then fold it into a square, and finally lock the sides together and inflate your cube.

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In origami it's very important to start off with a perfectly square sheet of paper. Unless you already have one, you'll have to make one. The more square your paper, the better your origami will turn out.


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If you're becoming pretty good at  origami {paper folding} and you're looking for a new project that challenges you, this star is fairly difficult.


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Starfish make for great decorations when you bring them home from the beach. To avoid stinking up your centerpiece, though, it helps to learn to preserve them properly, drying them out with alcohol and learning to display them properly.

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Here is how to build a quality stunt paper airplane or glider. This can be folded in just a couple of minutes! In all, there are 11 folds. The launching force is a hard launch and this plane is suitable for both outdoor and indoor use.


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Whether it's the holiday season or some other time of year, pine products can be used for a variety of things. If you have a pine tree, here is how to make the most of it.

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Crafts makers may find "milk-stone" great, inexpensive fun. Have fun with plastic/stone. Called  Galalith, galalithite, or Erinoid (in UK)  or "milk stone", invented in 1898 and used up through the 1930s as plastic or stone to make buttons, jewelry, home or office accessories.

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Tea dyed muslin gives a great effect to otherwise ordinary cloth. It enables you to instantly create cloth that looks antique without all the problems associated with older fabric.


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There are lots of ways to paint a rock. While a paintbrush is one way, you could also paint a whole rock by using a few toothpicks, a cup of water, and paint.


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Bread can be varnished for long-life displays suitable for home and business. The end result is a glossy, real item of bread beneath a layer of varnish.


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Pumpkins have so many uses beyond Halloween and food. They can also make a terrific vase that can be added the table for Thanksgiving or just because you have a spare pumpkin that needs using up.


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Quilling is art is the result of making paper strips into delicate shapes. There are many types of quilling shapes. This is also known as "Paper Filigree".

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Believe it or not you can create beautiful three-dimensional artwork using empty toilet paper rolls, glue and some paint. Create this 3-D flower art work for your walls or give away as a gift--no one will be the wiser that you fashioned it from a toilet paper roll!


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Have a piece of paper you wish you hadn't sat on, wadded up, folded by mistake, or even turned into a paper-airplane? It will usually look presentable and usable after wetting it slightly with distilled water, then pressing it between heavy books, or ironing it under a towel.

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Paper pulp is a useful item for crafting objects such as bowls, boxes and figurines. It can be in ways similar to clay, papier mâché or salt dough.

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Making tropical flowers out of paper takes only the most basic origami skills. There are a number of ways to make them, but origami is one of the simplest.

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Volumetric stars from paper look very nice. They can be home decoration, if you put them in a beautiful bottle, or a gift, because you can write wishes on each star.

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Whether you're looking to create a bouquet of crepe paper poppies or decorate your wall with some construction paper poppies, they're easy to make! With some simple materials and a little patience, you can create beautiful flowers to decorate your space.

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Quilling  is the process of coiling paper and forming the coils into different designs. Quilling is a fun, easy way to create earring designs. There are many different ways to make quilling earrings.


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Antique paper adds classic style to a craft project. You can use aged paper to augment a poem, invitation, scrap booking project or school project. It is possible to create the look of parchment with most types of paper using tea.


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Can't find any scissors? You can still cut paper easily and keep it nice and straight using these steps.

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Making a paper helicopter is simple because the steps are similar to the steps of making a paper ship. Four papers, ruler, two slim wooden sticks, tape, stapler, a pair of scissors, and pin are needed for a functioning helicopter.


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Hand-dyed paper is beautiful and unique. No two pieces are alike. You can always use colored paper for your projects, but dyed paper is much more beautiful.


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A fun project to enjoy with your children is to make paper cars together. Best of all, your child will have a paper car to play with afterwards. You can start out with a simple, origami car.

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A mountain fold is one of the two folding methods used for creating origami, the other fold being the valley fold, with all other folds being basically variations of these two folds.

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Follow these instructions to make a concertina book, which is an origami-looking pop-up book. It has a cover at either end and six folded pieces of paper in between.

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Are you a Pokémon fan who also happens to have an appreciation for arts and crafts? In this project you'll see how to make a 3D Origami Pokéball with approximately 512  origami pieces .

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Mom's not too keen on the metal ninja stars, so you'll have to go the paper route. Not a problem! You may not be killing any bad guys with 'em, but they fly through the air just as fast and are incredibly easy to make --  and  paper cuts are the worst.

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Do you love  Despicable Me  and the Minions? In this project you'll see how to make a 3D Origami Minion with approximately 689  origami pieces . It's no easy feat, but with a little care and practice, you make this impressive decoration yourself.


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Origami has been around for centuries. First used in Japanese culture for formal decoration, the craft has evolved in to a pastime for children and adults all over the world.

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This hanging paper star will personalize your home decoration, or it will be an original handmade gift to offer. Make it colored, bicolored, patterned, or simple, according to your preferences.

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Question: Fold the Ship of 1000 Cranes

If you happen to have a piece of paper whose bland and boring shape does nothing to enhance your life, all you have to do is fold it into the ship of 1000 cranes, and suddenly your life is infinitely more enjoyable.

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Tissue box covers are a nice way to decorate your tissue boxes. They are a great way of keeping the design consistent as you go through the boxes. Making your own tissue box will ensure that it matches the decor of your home.


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Closets often start out organized and become cluttered over time. If you are considering ways to reorganize your wardrobe, then look no further than your recycling pile.

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There is a much larger number of people on this planet with the power of wishful thinking, that the number of individuals who pray. Wishes are more universal.


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Want an iPhone, but don't have the money, or can't convince your parents to buy one for you? Though you can't make an actual iPhone out of paper, you can make a pretty convincing model.


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Question: Fold a Square of Paper Into Thirds

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This a handy trick, if you do origami, when a 3x3 grid is needed as base for a model. The following method takes all the guesswork out of it and avoids unnecessary folds.

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In the book series "A Song of Ice and Fire", and the TV series "Game of Thrones", the members of house Targaryen are often associated with dragons. The dragons in the Song of Ice and Fire series had two wings and two legs (like a bat), could breath fire, and served as war mounts.


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With sixteen pieces of paper and a little patience, you can have a cool decoration in 10 easy steps!

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Secret storage places come in handy, especially when you have clutter or just need to become more organized. Usually you would go to stores and buy tubs or containers to help you do that.

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Whether it's for decorating or your first steps into origami, learning to fold a paper star is a simple, rewarding activity. Easy to get the hang of, you should be making plenty of stars in no time.


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Do you have a lot of wishes? Make a special box to store them.


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Some people believe that a conspiracy surrounds the newest version of the $20 bill. With a simple geometric fold, you can transform the American $20 bill into an image that resembles the Twin Towers burning.

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Origami is a traditional Japanese art form that involves folding paper into elaborate shapes, such as flowers and animals. An art of great simplicity, origami requires no other tools than a sheet of paper and your own two hands.

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Origami is the Japanese tradition of folding paper into art. Not only can it be beautiful, but also therapeutic for the mind, body, and soul. For those interested in more advanced designs and making a unique piece of art, the Three-Intersecting Tetrahedron has what you are looking for in spades.


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The senbazuru comes from an ancient Japanese legend that says a wish will be granted to anyone who folds 1000 paper cranes. Today, senbazuru are given as good luck wishes at weddings and births or hung in the home.

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Collecting Origami is an unusual hobby in that Origami is not generally available for sale. Therefore, collecting origami usually consists of buying books about Origami and folding the designs yourself.

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You can use a money box to serve various purposes, like storing savings, accepting donations for special occasions or fundraising, for keeping spare change in the house, etc.


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A love box is meant to be a physical representation of your love and relationship with someone else. Having a box can be a perfect thing to store a bunch of loving tidbits that wouldn't otherwise fit together.

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Want to jazz up the inside of your car? This project guides you through making hanging dice pair from cardboard.


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A memory box can be a great place to keep letters, photos, and other meaningful items. Every memory box is different. Some are colorfully decorated and highly personalized, while others are simple and discreet.

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Wrapping a gift is an art. The easiest and most convenient way to do it, however, is to simply buy ready-made bags and boxes that are available almost anywhere.


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Do you want to up your fingerboarding game? It's even more fun when you can make your own obstacle courses and complete them. This article will show you how to make your very own fingerboard ramp.

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A 3D cube box can come in handy as a part of an art project, for storage of small items, or for gifting or creating ornaments at the holidays. Use this handy guide to create a 3D cube and impress your friends with your craftiness!

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At a loss for extra storage but don’t want to purchase storage bins and boxes from the home and bath store? Instead of buying new, you can re-purpose a box into a lined storage bin in no time.


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If you are a 5th, 6th, or 7th grade history teacher, this project is for your class! This cereal box project is about any ancient civilization. It's a great project for students or crafters.

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This basic projector is made from cardboard and a magnifying glass. You simply add a video from your phone to it and the movie or video will shown large against a wall.

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Organizing your craft supplies is essential to ensure a smooth project with little frustration. To best enjoy working on craft projects it is important that your supplies be easy to find in accessible containers.

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It is fun and easy to make an origami wolf head. The following instructions will help you to make your very own.

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You can make many different animals using the art of origami. While origami masters can often create their own forms, novices and those at an intermediate level usually rely on specific patterns.


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Hornets are pieces of paper folded repeatedly and are slung by a rubber band. The hornets described in this article are some of the best ones, not the low quality ones some people make.

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This easy-to-make box can be made out of a sheet of newspaper. It also works with paper of other sizes and proportions, but this works best. A4 paper also works very well.

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An origami wolf is one of the easier animals to create and is a good warm up for more difficult origami animals like a dragon or a lion.  [1]   Depending on your skill level, you can try your hand at a simple origami wolf, or a more complex origami wolf.


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Despite famous Australian icon Steve Irwin being killed, stingrays are tame animals. They love to lie about in the sand. This article will guide you to make an origami stingray.

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The art of Japanese paper folding goes back hundreds of years. Designs range from simple shapes such as hats and boxes to more intricate designs such as the traditional origami crane.

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There are many kinds of origami birds that you can make. The Flying Bird and the Crane are two of the most popular. They may look complicated, but they're really both made with just standard origami paper and a series of basic folds.

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Money is often given as a present in greeting cards or small envelopes. It can also be hung on a money, or blessing, tree. On a money tree, bills of any denomination are folded and affixed to the branches and/or base of a real or fake tree.


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The art of origami began in Japan after monks brought paper from China in the sixth century. Origami continued to maintain its religious and ceremonial character until the 1600s.

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Origami is always fun to make! You can make animals, shapes and more. This article will show you how to make a whale. It's simple, fun, and brings a rush of creativity.

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The triangle base is the starting point for many origami projects, and any aspiring paper folder should know how to make it. This base is also known as the waterbomb base.


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Question: Fold a Simple Origami Flower

This article will show you how to fold a simple origami flower that looks nice in bouquets of paper flowers!


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Question: Make Lucky Paper Stars

Exquisite little paper stars can be used for decorations, jewelry, craft projects and gift giving. They're very easy to make, and they're a fun way to recycle a bit of junk mail into something colorful and decorative.


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A sanbo, also called a sanbow, is a traditional Japanese offering dish. The sanbo is different from most other origami boxes in the fact that it has two flaps at the top, giving it a decorative effect.


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Question: Make an Origami Spaceship

The following steps will help you create your own origami spaceship. The design is popular in Singapore and is inspired by  Crush Gear , the Japanese racing car series.


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Question: Make an Origami Pocket Heart

This origami heart fits in your pocket, and has its own pocket inside! You can insert something into it or leave a little note in it, or even a little trinket (perhaps a piece of candy or jewelry), to give to someone you care about.


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Question: Make an Origami Paper Basket

This simple little basket can be made from something as simple as a sheet of paper. Use it to hold sweets, loose change, or anything light and small.


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Question: Make an Origami Cube with 6 Squares

Whether you're interested in origami, trying to impress your friends and family, or simply looking for a small box to put things in, you've come to the right place.


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Question: Make an Origami Samurai Helmet

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You may not be able to make a good  sword  out of paper , but you can at least make a distinct  samurai  helmet. This particular project is modeled after a  kabuto  helmet, complete with horns representing the animal or mythical entity of your choice.

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This origami pinwheel produces a flat and neat pinwheel design, as opposed to the three dimensional design of the usual paper craft pinwheel. This design can be used as a pinwheel, or has many other uses as a decorative item on crafts such as cards and gift boxes, or as a decoration on its own.


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Question: Make an Origami Chair

Do you want to learn how to make an Origami Chair? Read on to learn how.


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A shoebox is a handy size for all sorts of things from gift giving to storage of knick knacks, photos and papers. However, the standard shoebox isn't that pretty even though it's functional; if you want to use it as part of your home décor, you'll probably prefer that it blends in with the theme rather than advertising its former contents.

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Popcorn was once served in stiff paper boxes at the movies. Although theaters have changed to bags, using paper boxes is a great way to bring nostalgia to an event.

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Question: Make an Origami Star Box

Origami star boxes are a nice handmade gift to give to someone. Small boxes can be used for little items such as paper clips, notes, etc. Here is how to make an origami star box.


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Question: Make an Origami Mountain

This unique origami mountain can be made quickly and easily using an A4 piece of paper. It can be used as a background in a  diorama  and other similar projects.


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Question: Make an Easy Paper Box

Paper boxes are easy, environmental friendly crafts that make good gifts, trays, and storage containers. You can make them by folding any size paper into a variety of shapes.


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Paper cubes can make fun toys, decorative features, or Christmas ornaments, among many other uses. Choose different types of paper or folding methods to get different results for every occasion!


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Question: Make a Box With Faux Book Spines to Hide Stuff Inside

Do you have book shelves begging to be filled with books but you don't want to spend tons of money on a bunch of books that maybe look good, but no one will ever read?

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Question: Make an Origami Owl

An origami owl is no hard thing. You just have to follow the steps that are written in the instructions below.

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The origami giraffe is not a very common structure but it is fairly simple. It takes very little equipment make and involves simple folds to complete.

Origami is fun, and can be a boredom buster. Learn how to make a Sailboat with origami.


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The fish is an elegant animal, making it a beautiful subject for an origami model. Here are two types of fish you can fold from any square piece of paper.

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It is easy to create an origami elephant with a square piece of paper! You don’t have a square of paper? That’s alright—there are instructions on how to make a square piece of paper out of a rectangular piece of paper.

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This article will show you how to make a katydid using paper and origami techniques.

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It's simple, it's fun, it's origami! By following these instructions, you can make an easy and cute puppy dog face.


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Origami has been a Japanese tradition for centuries and is a modern art form. There are many different methods used to fold dragons and each has its own style and artistry.

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Question: Make an Origami Flying Swan

The following instruction set will instruct you on how to make an origami flying swan. Although similar to the  traditional swan , the flying swan has the added ability for flapping the bird's wings.

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Question: Make an Origami Dog

Origami is the folding of paper to create art in forms of different shapes. There are many variations of origami dogs, some different breeds of dogs, others different parts of the dog (like the head).

Here's a simple tutorial on making an origami cat head.


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Would you like to learn how to make a bird with wings that really flap? Using just one square of origami paper, you can make a beautiful work of art.

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This is the starting base for making the origami crane and lots of other origami birds and figures. It's a good basic skill that any aspiring paper folder should know.


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Question: Make an Origami Balloon Frog

Impress your friend with this inflatable origami balloon frog!


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Have you ever wanted to make a cute origami bookmark? This article will give you instructions to make an adorable bookmark featuring an awesome Angry Bird!


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Here's a simple tutorial on making an origami cat head.


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Origami is the Japanese tradition of making paper crafts. You can make a bear with origami too! Try this.

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Question: Make an Origami Crocodile Head

Do you love origami and want to know how to make an origami crocodile head? Read on to find a simple and effective method which is suitable for all ages.

This article will teach you how to make a nifty paper ball out of 32 small squares of paper, no glue or staples required. Crafts/Ornaments/Nifty/Space Helmet/Origami


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Question: Make a Turtle out of a Dollar Bill

Origami is the art of folding paper into animals and is a Chinese tradition that has existed since 105 A.D.  [1]   While you typically use origami paper to fold these elaborate objects, you can also create origami by using the bills you have in your wallet.


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Part of what makes people love rabbits is that they're cuddly, but if you're  making an origami rabbit that jumps , it's going to be a little lean (so it can jump higher, of course).

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Springtime means tulips and while not everyone can pick tulips from their garden to display in the home, it is possible to make beautiful tulips using just paper.

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Question: Make a Kusudama Flower

A pretty  kusudama  flower can be made by folding five or six square pieces of paper. If you make twelve flowers, they can be assembled into a beautiful  kusudama  ball.

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When it's gift-giving time for younger relatives, you may not know what to give them, and money is always appreciated! While you can certainly stick a dollar bill or a check in a card, a more fun way to give money to either a child or a friend is to transform that real money into a little curio that will be appreciated for its own beauty before the money can be spent.


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Question: Make an Abstract Origami Lotus

Here is the easy way to make an origami flower, the lotus. Since all of the folds are fairly straightforward, this is a great project for beginners.


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Question: Fold an Origami Horse

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An Origami horse is an easy fun craft to do for children and adults and is a great decoration for your home.


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Origami lilies are a more advanced origami fold but are popular and rewarding to make. When completed, the lily becomes an ideal decoration and can be used for table centerpieces, gift packaging and craft work.


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Folding a rose is an intermediate origami project that results in a beautiful, decorative flower. It all starts with a simple square that's carefully folded into a spiral pattern.

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Question: Make an Origami Balloon

With a square piece of paper, and some patience, you can fold a three-dimensional ball/balloon or cube that you can actually blow up like a little balloon.

Have you ever wanted to make a cute origami bookmark? This article will give you instructions to make an adorable bookmark featuring an awesome Angry Bird!


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Question: Make a Paper Army Tank

This article will show you how to make a paper army tank. This origami project is suitable for beginners.


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Question: Make a Ninja Star from Square Paper

Originally, metal ninja stars, or Shuriken, were used as throwing weapons in Japanese variations of martial arts. Using the Japanese art of paper folding, origami, you can make a replica ninja star from paper.


Question: Make a Modular Origami Stellated Icosahedron

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An  icosahedron  is a polyhedron that has twenty triangular faces. A  stellated  icosahedron has each of those faces raised to a triangular pyramid.


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The sonobe unit is the base of modular  origami . You can make a wide variety of geometrical shapes just by putting these little Sonobe units together.

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Question: Make a Dollar Bill Bow Tie

A dollar bill bow tie is a quirky and delightful bit of origami that is easy to make, even for an origami novice! Creating these bow ties doesn’t do any damage to the actual bill, meaning that as soon as you want to use the bill you can simply unfold it and spend it as you please.


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Question: Make a Kimono Girl Origami

This article explains how to make a kimono origami. This delightful origami figure can be used for key chains or bookmarks.

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Question: Make a PHiZZ Unit

The PHiZZ unit, by Tom Hull, is a fascinating and extremely simple unit to make and assemble. However, the structures that can be made from this unit are endless.

This article will explain how to make a iMovie AJMV.


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Question: Fold Paper Into a Secret Note Square

Want to fold a note in a compact and unique way? Folding a piece of paper into a secret note square is very fun and easy, and is a simple way to pass the time in class.


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Question: Make a Kusudama Ball

A kusudama ball is a modular origami model made out of 12  kusudama flowers . In ancient Japanese culture, kusudama balls were used for incense or potpourri  [1]  .

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You don't have to go to a weapon store to have your very own "ninja star" or a "Shuriken". You can make one or several out of paper as a cheaper and safer alternative.


Question: Fold an Espiral

This espiral origami decoration is a really rewarding origami form to make. While there is a bit of effort and concentration involved, the end result is such a cool decoration that you'll probably end up making a few more to decorate your personal space with and to give to friends.

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Question: Fold an Origami Parrot

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Origami is the art of folding paper. There are many things you can make and this one is simple and will only take about ten minutes.


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Question: Fold a Penultimate Module

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Modular origami  is so related to  geometry , it could easily be used for a math fair project. This simple unit can create many, many polyhedrons (multiple sided objects, a cube being one example).


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Question: Fold Strawberry Origami

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Want to impress your friends? Need an idea for campaigning or decorations? Learn how to fold origami strawberries in this "How To!"