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Origami Resource Center
The Art of Paper Folding
* Home
* Origami Craft Store
* Your Origami Photos
* More Origami Stuff
* Site Map
* Contact Us
* Instructions
* All
* Animals
* Birds
* Boxes
* Butterflies
* Dinosaurs
* Dollar Bill Origami
* Fish
* Flowers & Roses
* Modular Origami
* Stars
* Holiday Origami
* New Year Calendars
* Valentine Hearts
* St Patrick’s Day Origami
* Easter Origami
* Easter Paper Crafts
* Origami Fathers Day Crafts
* 4th of July Origami
* Halloween Origami
* Origami Cats
* Origami Bats
* Origami Owls
* Origami Pumpkins
* Origami Witch
* Origami Spiders
* More Grisly Things
* Christmas
* Christmas Tree
* Santa Claus
* Ornaments
* Snowman & Snowflake
* Angel, Reindeer, More
* Origami Wedding
* More Paper Arts
* Fabric Folding
* Iris Folding
* Kirigami
* Origamic Architecture
* Palm Weaving
* Quilling
* Tea Bag Folding
* Resources
* History of Origami
* Health Benefits
* Educational Benefits
* Origami Basics
* Origami Tips
* Origami Tools
* Origami Book Reviews
* Temko Origami Collection Index
* For Kids
* Paper Crafts for Kids
* Origami for Kids
* Easy Origami Diagrams
* School Projects
* Home
* Origami Craft Store
* Your Origami Photos
* More Origami Stuff
* Site Map
* Contact Us
* Instructions
* All
* Animals
* Birds
* Boxes
* Butterflies
* Dinosaurs
* Dollar Bill Origami
* Fish
* Flowers & Roses
* Modular Origami
* Stars
* Holiday Origami
* New Year Calendars
* Valentine Hearts
* St Patrick’s Day Origami
* Easter Origami
* Easter Paper Crafts
* Origami Fathers Day Crafts
* 4th of July Origami
* Halloween Origami
* Origami Cats
* Origami Bats
* Origami Owls
* Origami Pumpkins
* Origami Witch
* Origami Spiders
* More Grisly Things
* Christmas
* Christmas Tree
* Santa Claus
* Ornaments
* Snowman & Snowflake
* Angel, Reindeer, More
* Origami Wedding
* More Paper Arts
* Fabric Folding
* Iris Folding
* Kirigami
* Origamic Architecture
* Palm Weaving
* Quilling
* Tea Bag Folding
* Resources
* History of Origami
* Health Benefits
* Educational Benefits
* Origami Basics
* Origami Tips
* Origami Tools
* Origami Book Reviews
* Temko Origami Collection Index
* For Kids
* Paper Crafts for Kids
* Origami for Kids
* Easy Origami Diagrams
* School Projects
ORIGAMI RESOURCE CENTER
THE ART OF PAPER FOLDING
This origami resource center provides information about the art of paper
folding. We provide links to diagrams, databases, book reviews, and ways to be a
part of the paper folding community.
In Japanese, the word “ori” means “to fold” and the word “kami” means “paper”.
So, “origami” means “to fold paper”. But there’s more to origami than its name.
Where did it come from? Were the Japanese really the first people to fold paper?
Why do we think of paper cranes when we think of origami? Who folds paper and
why do we still do it? Click onto the links below to find the answers.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS
ORIGAMI BASICS
MORE PAPER CRAFTS
HOLIDAY FOLDS
TYPES OF ORIGAMI
BOOK REVIEWS
CRAFT STORE
ORIGAMI HISTORY
SADAKO’S STORY
HEALTH BENEFITS
EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS
ORIGAMI FASHION
ORIGAMI SCIENCE
EDIBLE ORIGAMI
MORE FUN STUFF
FREE ORIGAMI INSTRUCTIONS
If you love folding paper into cool things, you’ve come to the right placed.
This page lists free origami instructions sorted by category. You can find
everything from animals, flowers, birds, vehicles, boxes, stars, jewelry and
more. Click the picture to get started.
Airplanes
Animals
Birds
Bookmarks
Boxes
Butterflies
Cars
CD Covers
Dogs
Dragons
Dinosaurs
Easy Origami
Envelopes
Origami Fish
Flowers
Golden Venture
Horses
Insects
Jewelry
Mice
Jewish
Modular
Monkey
Money
Music
Napkin
Paper Crafts
Peace Crane
Origami Pigs
Polyhedra
Rabbits
Reptiles
Rings
Roses
Sea Creatures
Stars
Star Wars
Toilet Paper
Origami Toys
Wedding
Zodiac
* These free origami instructions are made available to you by the paper
folding community at large. If you have a diagram you would like to share, or
if your diagram is listed here and you wish to have it removed, please
Contact Us. Diagrams are intended for personal use. Copyright of the models
lie with the origami creators and designers. Please contact the designer
and/or creator directly for non-private usage of a model and/or artwork.
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* Home
* Origami Craft Store
* Your Origami Photos
* More Origami Stuff
* Site Map
* Contact Us
* Instructions
* All
* Animals
* Birds
* Boxes
* Butterflies
* Dinosaurs
* Dollar Bill Origami
* Fish
* Flowers & Roses
* Modular Origami
* Stars
* Holiday Origami
* New Year Calendars
* Valentine Hearts
* St Patrick’s Day Origami
* Easter Origami
* Easter Paper Crafts
* Origami Fathers Day Crafts
* 4th of July Origami
* Halloween Origami
* Origami Cats
* Origami Bats
* Origami Owls
* Origami Pumpkins
* Origami Witch
* Origami Spiders
* More Grisly Things
* Christmas
* Christmas Tree
* Santa Claus
* Ornaments
* Snowman & Snowflake
* Angel, Reindeer, More
* Origami Wedding
* More Paper Arts
* Fabric Folding
* Iris Folding
* Kirigami
* Origamic Architecture
* Palm Weaving
* Quilling
* Tea Bag Folding
* Resources
* History of Origami
* Health Benefits
* Educational Benefits
* Origami Basics
* Origami Tips
* Origami Tools
* Origami Book Reviews
* Temko Origami Collection Index
* For Kids
* Paper Crafts for Kids
* Origami for Kids
* Easy Origami Diagrams
* School Projects
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Contact UsInstructions— All— Animals— Birds— Boxes— Butterflies— Dinosaurs—
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Origami— New Year Calendars— Valentine Hearts— St Patrick’s Day Origami— Easter
Origami— Easter Paper Crafts— Origami Fathers Day Crafts— 4th of July Origami—
Halloween Origami—— Origami Cats—— Origami Bats—— Origami Owls—— Origami
Pumpkins—— Origami Witch—— Origami Spiders—— More Grisly Things— Christmas——
Christmas Tree—— Santa Claus—— Ornaments—— Snowman & Snowflake—— Angel,
Reindeer, More— Origami WeddingMore Paper Arts— Fabric Folding— Iris Folding—
Kirigami— Origamic Architecture— Palm Weaving— Quilling— Tea Bag
FoldingResources— History of Origami— Health Benefits— Educational Benefits—
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