How to make bookmark from origami
origami is a japanese traditional culture. however, origami can make many daily tools. This bookmark is very cute and useful because this bookmark has a heart ornament!
I need a piece of origami and a scissors. origami's color is any color OK. I use my both hands.
STEP1 First, cut origami in half. You can use a scissors this STEP.
STEP2 Second, place the origami vertically and fold the origami in half and open it again. Making creases makes the next step easier. origami has white surface and color surface. whichever is top. If you start white surface is higher, heart parts will become white. If you start color surface is higher, heart parts will become the origami's color.
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STEP4 Next, fold the short edge of the origami along the rightmost crease. Then, open it again. only make a crease.
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STEP5 After that, fold the origami at the small triangle on top right. You should fold back lower point on long side of the origami. this STEP, you don't need to open origami.
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STEP6 Next, fold the short edge of the origami to the middle crease. both side are same. I recommended image of making a shape like a triangle roof.
STEP7 After that, fold the origami at middle of triangle that you made STEP 6. the pointed part becomes the tip of the heart parts
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STEP8 This is most difficult STEP. Open the crease that you made at STEP7 and push it down.
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STEP9 Next, fold the corner origami that you made STEP8 to make rounded parts of heart.
STEP10 Finally, you must flip over that your work. You are finished made a bookmark from origami!
Were you able to complete lt? I recommended taping where the heart flutters and align the edges of the origami neatly. I also suggested that you can make this bookmark from more cute origami for example patterned origami. If you use this bookmark, times of reading books will must be fun!
Good evening, Ayaka. Great job on today's final lecture!!
返信削除I saw your UP2 and it was about the same subject origami. In my case, I showed how to fold camellia flowers, but the bookmark you featured is very stylish. I know how to fold a bookmark that looks like it is tucked into the corner of my book, but it is very simplified.
I will definitely try to put into practice what I got from your UP2.