Learn to Create Beautiful Origami in Just 5 Days
Master folding beautiful traditional origami creations in less than a week! Start with basic, beginner folds and work your way up to complicated projects with our easy-to-follow videos.
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Format
Every lesson contains a few short instructional videos, a summary of key tips and takeaways, and a quick assignment to help you apply what you learned. Completely mobile-friendly.
Duration
This course lasts 5 days, with one lesson per day delivered to your inbox.
Time
Each lesson takes 5 minutes to read and watch.
What you will learn
- How to create 6 unique and fun origami designs
- Expert origami crafts like the Ninja Star and Origami Lily
- The significance of each distinctive design
- The history of origami in Japan and across the world
Why should you take this course?
- To learn origami without confusion or stress. Create gorgeous origami creations without missing a beat by following along with clear videos and step-by-step diagrams.
- To practice a multicultural, global art. Tap into world cultures and learn how paper folding evolved as you pick up a brand-new skill.
- To relieve stress and enjoy the present. Origami folding is an immersive practice that allows you to fully enjoy the present moment. Experience the stress relief that a few minutes of paper folding can give you!
Course Overview
5 Lessons
The Paper Heart & the Fortune Teller
Learn to create your first two origami pieces—simple beginner patterns that will get you started on your origami journey!
The Paper Crane
Fold together the elegant (and iconic) origami bird, the Paper Crane.
The Flying Bird
Create your first movable origami piece, which flaps when you pull its wings!
The Butterfly
Fold the Butterfly, a beautiful origami piece that represents marital bliss in Japan—a great gift for a special someone.
The Turtle (+ Bonus Diagrams: Ninja Star & Lily!)
Try your most advanced origami creation yet (and learn two bonus origami pieces).
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What are others saying?
Anon
I can't believe I've done this! When I made the wings flap on the flapping bird, I got the biggest smile I've ever had.
Anon
AMAZING! I always wanted to do origami, I looked and looked and looked, but none of the papers, videos etc. really helped me, but wikiHow made it so easy. Great job wikiHow, great job!
Chris
Having bought origami paper, I set about folding a crane with my five-year-old grandson. The instructions included in the paper pack led to confusion halfway through. I came to your real-life, hands-on illustrations, and presto, it folded into place!
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