6 Simple Origami Tutorials to Celebrate Origami Day
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Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, where a single sheet of paper is intricately folded into various shapes and designs without cutting, gluing, or marking the paper. Origami Day is November 11th, a fun way to celebrate this activity. We have compiled 6 simple origami tutorials that you can do with your group to celebrate #OrigamiDay.
These 6 tutorials are perfect for beginners. Each of these can be made with our assorted colors Origami Paper Packs:

This Origami Heart Tutorial from gatheringbeauty.com is an easy to follow guide for creating a beautiful and simple heart design. The heart design is ideal for beginners, the tutorial offers step-by-step instructions to help you craft a heart that can be used for decorations, cards, or gifts.

This is such a classic Origami fold, it’s quick and simple, and it’s a really fun introduction to origami! Follow the step-by-step tutorial from redtedart.com to learn how to make a star.

This cute origami fox tutorial from kidsactivitiesblog.com is perfect for younger artists as well as adults. You’ll need a marker to add the fox’s cute face and draw the ears on this simple fox fold.

Watch this video from Easy Paper Origami to learn how to make an origami bird. This step by step DIY Paper bird origami folding is so easy, just follow the instructions.

This Origami fish from thepurpleyarn.com is an easy paper craft your kids can learn to make. You’ll need a marker to personalize each fish by adding the scales and face.

This easy origami butterfly from childhoodmagic.com is such a fun activity. The tutorial walks you through how to create an easy origami butterfly in just 10 steps.
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