This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
These easy-to-make origami Christmas trees make a festive addition to your holiday decor - and they're perfect for kids to make and style!
I found these photos in a draft post - not exactly sure what happened at the time of me loading them on the post but they never went live, so here they are. I think the photos are self explanatory, it was really a lot of fun making this tree so am happy I came across this post! I might make some more for next Christmas now that my memory has been refreshed.
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
Say Hello to the New Year by making this Mini Christmas Tree! Check out how to make it!
Get crafty over the holidays with a festive Origami Christmas Tree or two. These DIY paper trees will add a wonderful personal touch to your Christmas decorations. All you need is a selection of pretty paper, a pair of scissors (a couple of these do need a couple of snips here and there) and the od
Follow our simple tutorial to make a beautiful paper Christmas tree! These festive decorations are made by folding and cutting a single piece of printer paper into a 3D tree. So easy! These paper trees are such a fun winter craft for the whole family to make together. Place the trees on a coffee table, fireplace mantle, or even a holiday dinner table. Either way, you'll be sure to enjoy the homemade Christmas decor that you made for pennies! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps
An origami Christmas tree card you can make the simple way. We use a ‘tea bag fold’ and it makes a fun paper Christmas tree!
Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, Scandi or glam, there's an idea here for you.
Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, Scandi or glam, there's an idea here for you.
We’ve put together an impressive collection of Christmas tree ornaments that you can make yourself from paper, but thankfully, unlike origami, most of them include a few other tools or techniques to make life a bit easier for you.
This handmade Christmas ornament, which is created using Origami, the Japanese technique of paper folding, is granted to impress with its unique design, luxurious feel and minimal concept. You can use the Origami ornament to decorate your Christmas tree, for holiday home decor, or even as a unique handmade gift or stocking stuffer! Each origami ornament is created with high quality, acid-free paper that is FSC certified and a beautiful matching thread, ready to be hung! Size: approximately 12cm x 7cm (~4.72in x 2.76in) Colors available: Metallic Ice Silver 120gsm Metallic Champagne Gold 120gsm Metallic Red 120gsm Note that the product's color might differ slightly from the image, depending on the screen you are viewing the latter. Would you like a different colour? Feel free to send us a message and I'll happily try to find the perfect match for you! Check our other Origami Christmas Ornaments here: -Classic: https://www.etsy.com/listing/754042965/origami-christmas-ornament-luxury-unique?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 - Pear: https://www.etsy.com/listing/740177460/origami-christmas-ornament-luxury-unique?ref=shop_home_active_2&frs=1 -Pomme: https://www.etsy.com/listing/740178682/origami-christmas-ornament-luxury-unique?ref=shop_home_feat_4&frs=1 For bigger quantities/discounts as well as custom projects (sourcing a different paper colour and texture), please send me an Etsy message or email me directly at demi{at}hopacho.com to discuss, I'll be more than happy to work with you for your special occasion! We will also be able to set a schedule and time frame so you will know exactly when your project will be ready to be shipped and when you can expect it to arrive, always with tracked delivery.
If you love easy and inexpensive but still gorgeous and fun Chrsitmas crafts try this little origami Christmas tree ! This origami tree is really easy ( only involves basic origami folds ) so you can make some with the kids easily even without any paper folding skills. This little origami christmas tree will look good in any pattern and size so you can make some from any paper materials such as old Christmas wrapping papers or ( green ) tea bags ! Glue the paper folded pine trees in a sheet of cardstock and gift them as nice Christmas gift cards or in miniature as cute handmade gift tags !
•••DIY PAPERCRAFT 3D MODEL••• What would Xmas be without a christmas tree? Let this Pine coniferous tree inspire you to take winter holiday decorating to a whole new level. This paper craft low poly spruce tree is simple to build. It's a lot of fun for kids as well as adults. Use he as perfect christmas decor or as christmas gifts. Origami. Here we have PDF pattern for you. Make this Christmas the best one ever with Seasons! 👉📂WHAT YOU GET ONCE YOU BUY This is digital PDF template for printing and assembling (there are no any parcels sent by Post). A few seconds/minutes after your purchase, Etsy will automatically email you a download link to a PDF files. These include: ►A 6-page PDF template in A4 format (Letter) ►A 3-page PDF template in A3 format (Tabloid) ►A PDF document (8-page) including An easy-to-follow, illustrated step-by-step instruction (“Assembly scheme”), Recommendations on the best types of paper and glue to use, Getting started tips and more advanced tips. (everything in English) 📐 DIMENSIONS OF THE FINISHED/ASSEMBLED SCULPTURE ● Height: 24,0 cm / 9,5 in ● Width: 19,3 cm / 7,6 in ● Depth: 19,3 cm / 7,6 in If you want a bigger sculpture, print the A4 pattern on A3 paper. While printing, click on „custom scale>and indicate 140%.“ If you want a smaller sculpture, print the A3 pattern on A4 paper. While printing, click on „custom scale>and indicate 70%.“ 📜 PAPER REQUIREMENTS Recommended type of paper: A4 (US Letter)/A3 (US Tabloid) colored or white cardstock paper 160-300 gsm / 60-110 lb (when print use scale 100%) Choose between the pattern A3 & A4 according to the paper format you prefer. The final size is the same with the A3 or A4 pattern. The one I use is 220 gsm & it is perfect for that kind of sculpture. This model is meant to be multicolored. The template has been divided to make it easier for you to print, so you know which part to print on which colour page. Also you can use your favorite color- try to experiment! PDF template on A4/US Letter consists of 22 parts on 4 pages ► 4 pages for the Green color (Tree) PDF template on A3/US Tabloid consists of 22 parts on 2 pages ► 2 pages for the Green color (Tree) You can print at home if you have a printer or simply go to the nearest Print shop, they have a wide range of colors and paper densities and will print your templates. ✂️ ABOUT THE PROCESS OF ASSEMBLE ● Gather the printed pattern and the following tools: a pair of scissors, a ruler, white paper glue and a scoring tool. ● Then just follow the instructions: cut the parts, fold & glue them. It is easy, all the parts of the pattern are identified with edge number guide for easy assembly (to assemble the paper model just match the numbers on the edges with the corresponding number and glue the edges together). ● At the end, put the Pine Christmas Tree at some nice place in your room. Enjoy the view of the finished statue now. You can be proud of yourself! You did it just with YOUR OWN HANDS. 😊 ● Make a photo of the finished work and share with friends in social networks. But, please, tag me on the photo @PaperArtAddiction and use a hashtag #paperartaddiction 🛒 CONTINUE SHOPPING 🛒 Not exactly what you're looking for? More of Papercraft available here: www.etsy.com/shop/PaperArtAddiction Back to top: www.etsy.com/listing/736555918 ©️ COPYRIGHT and Terms of Use The templates and instructions made by PaperArtAddiction are protected by copyright. By purchasing one of our items, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions. ● Due to the nature of the item, I can refund only the files that have not been downloaded. ● The template, as well as the instructions, are provided for the sole purpose of your personal pleasure. They are not to be shared, published, copied, sold or distributed in any way without my consent. Only photos of finished creations may be shared (only shared). But, please, tag me on the photo @PaperArtAddiction and use a hashtag #paperartaddiction ❓ HAVE QUESTIONS OR NEED HELP? More information about downloading a digital item: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 If You have a question or a doubt, do not hesitate to contact me at the following addresses: Email: [email protected] Etsy convo: (click the "Ask a question" button on top of this page) Instagram: instagram.com/paperartaddiction/ Facebook: fb.me/PaperArtAddiction Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/paperartaddiction/ Thank you sooo much for visiting my shop! Have fun! Dávid :)
With Christmas just around the corner, I prepared for you this amazing easy to follow Origami Christmas Tree
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
See how to make easy origami Christmas ornaments for your Christmas tree - and grab the free origami sewing pattern!
Happy Thursday! OK - you ready for this? It is my tutorial for my Origami Christmas Tree!! Ready? Drum roll, please …… Ta Da! Like it? Hate it? Yes - it's a little *different*. I have some friends/customers who LOVE it and some who … well … wrinkle their noses, tilt their head to the side a little and make a "stinky" face. I like it :) Wanna learn how to make it? Okee dokee! 12” Origami Christmas Tree Start with 6 square sheets of coordinating DSP – I used 12” x 12” for the largest tree Fold each piece corner to corner to form a triangle with the pattern you want showing to the OUTSIDE. Accurate folding is very important for a polished, balanced project Flip the paper over so you are working with the inside crease of the fold Fold the bottom edge just up to the centre fold line to form a triangle – not QUITE touching it - you should have about a 1-2mm space between your bottom edge and fold line – you don’t want the edge right on TOP of the fold line. Turn your paper ¼ turn counterclockwise and do the same thing with the new edge – again making sure to get close to, but not on top of, the fold line Turn your paper ¼ turn counterclockwise again – and do the same thing with the new edge – again making sure to get close to, but not on top of, the fold line Turn your paper ¼ turn counterclockwise again – and do the same thing with the new edge – again making sure to get close to, but not on top of, the fold line You now have a kite-shaped piece of paper. Fold it in half on the original, centre fold line. This is when you will notice whether or not you got too close to each fold line – if there was a little 1-2mm gap on each fold it will be easy to fold your paper in half at this point and there won’t be any bulging of the paper. You now have your first tree section. Repeat the above steps with the remaining 5 pieces of DSP Make sure all pieces are the same orientation before adhering them together – the underside of each piece has a “large/long pointy end” and a “small/slightly shorter pointy end”. I prefer to make the short one the top of the tree. Use Fast Fuse to adhere the pieces together – snail will weaken over time and come unstuck. Sticky strip can also be used but it gets expensive and is more fiddly. Take 2 pieces of DSP - place fast fuse one of them, forming a triangle from the right hand, SIDE point to the top and down the fold line. Place the second piece of DSP on top, aligning the edge of the second piece with the centre fold of the first piece, and having the top points line up. Press down to bond them securely. Do the same thing with each remaining piece. Finally, attach the first and last piece of DSP together in the same way, completing the tree shape. If you’ve done all your folds accurately all of the legs will be level. These can be made in any size as long as your pieces of DSP are square. I have made them 12” x 12” (as above), medium with 8 ½” x 8 ½” and small with 6” x 6” (– which made adorable little Christmas ornaments – I simply threaded ribbon inside the tree before securing the final pieces of the tree together.) The three different sized trees look really nice together as a centerpiece with or without little presents around them. Make a 3-D star using the Star Framelits in the same manner as the 3-D pumpkins above. Use 8 stars (for my 12” x 12” star I used the third smallest framelit – for smaller trees use the smaller framelit. Fold each star exactly in half, use our bone folder to get a sharp crease … Adhere each piece together using fast fuse, mini glue dots or sticky strip. Hot Glue it to the top of your tree. For this particular tree I used the All is Calm DSP and the Brushed Silver card stock for the star – it would look nicer if I had used the Silver Foil sheets but I was out of stock! Now the great thing about this project is that with 1 pack of DSP you can make 3 different sizes of tree …(1) 12" x 12", (1) 8" x 8" and one 4"x 4" … ya, ya - I know these aren't all from the same pack of DSP … I used my other sheets from the pack for another project!) … point is you can get 3 out of 1 pack - Awesome! For other demonstrators out there - this makes a great "Product Included" Class - include a pack of DSP and a Fast Fuse to the class fee and you have a fun night ready to go! Phew! OK! That's enough for one post! Pop in again and I'll show you how I made each of the little presents that I put under my little tree. Until then - have a super stampy day! Tam
Looking for a fun paper craft to make over the Holidays? Try folding one of these festive origami projects. Not only are they cost-effective but they also look fantastic. All you need is some origami paper, scissors, a dash of glue and some ribbon and you’ll have your very own handmade paper Christm
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
Learn how to fold an origami star in five simple steps. Photo instructions and step by step video included. Cute for Christmas decorations!
Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, Scandi or glam, there's an idea here for you.
This list will be about origami Christmas ornaments you can make for your own Christmas tree or to give it as
Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, Scandi or glam, there's an idea here for you.
Turn books into creative art with our book folding patterns. From Batman to clouds, find endless book folding inspiration with Gathered.
How to make a handmade folded Christmas tree card in just 5 minutes with a clever way to fold a half circle into a tree shape
Lean how to make a simply gorgeous DIY paper star ornament for the Christmas Holiday. This super star design is easy to make with 8 squares of paper and some glue. Your finished star looks wonderful as a hanging tree ornament, a wall decoration or as a smaller design to place on the front of your handmade cards and scrapbook layouts. This fun and easy paper design is based on simple paper (tea bag) folding...
Learn how to make easy origami star. This tutorial includes step by step pictures, video, and FREE printable instructions for how to make your own origami stars.
Incire is the art of cutting and folding paper to create surprising designs. Use double sided origami paper (dark green on one side and light green on the other) to create this bright Christmas tree card.