In this post, we are happy to present a delightfully simple and easy-to-make origami king a creation of Carlos Bocanegra (Argentina) Make three and you will have the legendary kings––wise men––that visited baby Jesus to offer gifts. Each King only takes a minute to make! The Three Kings Day At the end of the Twelve …
This Advent Calendar box is similar in appearance to a variation of the Candy Coffin previously presented in Origamigos, but this one is simpler to make. Instead of having to prepare a rectangular paper, we can use any square paper we have at hand! …READ MORE HERE…
Instructions for Saint Nicholas are found on Origami Spirit >>> HERE The Star on top of the tree was designed by Sam Cuilla. See Jeremy Shafer’s video tutorial >>> HERE The tree is a variation of the Festive Bell Box folded with a pentagonal piece of paper. The top is made with three differently-sized pieces …
In the tutorials presented here, you will learn how to fold the Festive Bell Box, created by Leyla Torres, and presented exclusively in Origamigos. …READ MORE HERE…
This Advent Calendar box is similar in appearance to a variation of the Candy Coffin previously presented in Origamigos, but this one is simpler to make. Instead of having to prepare a rectangular paper, we can use any square paper we have at hand! …READ MORE HERE…
Do you enjoy making origami creatures?
This is a charming puffy turtle that can extend and retract its head. It was designed by Rodrigo Salazar (Chile).
The folding process is a little involved because it includes four sin-folds. Be prepared to face the challenge and remember that origami teaches us perseverance!