These instructions will show you how to make an origami box (also known as a masu box). It's quite easy to fold so click here to learn how.

From classic square boxes to star-shaped designs, decorative lids, and intricately folded containers, you’ll find easy-to-follow guides to create beautiful and useful paper boxes step by step.

While most origami models can serve as beautiful decorations, many also have practical uses. In this section, you’ll find easy origami boxes, bookmarks, and envelopes.

The origami crane is probably the most famous origami model there is. Here we show how to make an origami crane with easy to follow, step-by-step diagrams.

Step 21) Fold the top flap of paper down along the dotted line to form the edge of the box. Fold the top triangle of paper up a little bit to also fit into the bottom of the box, just like in step 19.

These easy-to-follow instructions will show you how to fold a traditional origami jumping frog. This origami frog can actually jump pretty far if you press down on its back!

If you’re in the mood for a calm and satisfying fold, this origami turtle is a lovely little model to try. It creates a rounded, almost 3D shape that feels full and grounded, with clearly shaped legs, a tail, and …

Folding an origami heart is not only simple but also a wonderfully meaningful craft! It’s perfect for special moments like Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, or just to let someone know you care.

These instructions will show you how to make a traditional origami frog. This is the model from which the Frog Base gets its name.

From your very first folds to building confidence, we’ll guide you step by step. Easy to follow instructions, fun models, and everything you need to learn how to make origami.