Fold the paper in half along the dotted line and then unfold it. You will use this line as a guide in later steps.

Looking to venture into the exciting world of paper folding but have no idea where to start? Our Beginner’s Guide is just what you need! With comprehensive instructions, this guide covers all the essential folds and bases that serve as the foundation for most origami models.

Free easy origami step by step instructions and diagrams for beginners showing how to fold pretty much anything out of paper.

Whether you are a hobbyist or an expert, these resources will help you find the best and most reliable origami paper for your folding adventures. Amazon They have a pretty wide selection of simple papers like Kami, Tant, Washi, Foil, and Kraft papers.

Massive collection of almost 2,000 instructional origami video tutorials to learn how to fold origami by seeing each step in the origami paper folding process.

These instructions will show you how to fold a traditional origami box (also known as a masu box). It's quite easy to fold so click here to learn how.

These instructions will show you how to fold a great looking origami blowfish. If you’re just starting out we recommend you check out our Beginner’s Guide first to learn all the basic folds. Step 1) Fold and unfold the paper in half diagonally both ways. Step 2) Fold the top and bottom of the paper towards the centre along…

Crease patterns are a quick and easy way to record how to fold an origami model. A crease pattern is basically just an origami model that has been unfolded and shows all the creases on the original flat piece of paper.

Ready to fold a festive and fun origami project? Let’s learn how to make this origami Santa, designed by Nick Robinson. This cheerful model is beginner-friendly and takes only about 5 minutes to fold.

Let’s learn how to fold a stunning origami 6-pointed star designed by the legendary Shuzo Fujimoto. This star involves a fun and engaging folding process. Most of the work is in the pre-creasing, where you prepare the paper with precise mountain and valley folds, followed by a satisfying final collapse that brings the star to life.