Now you’re ready to tuck a small photo or a piece of artwork into the frame – just slide your photo under the corner flaps. Step 4: Flip the paper over and carefully fold each corner into the center.Īfter folding all four corners in, your paper should look like this:įlip your paper back over and check out your cool paper frame! Try to make all your folds around the same size so your paper remains square. Use a bone folder, popsicle stick, or spoon to rub along the folds and make them crisp. Step 2: Fold the top and bottom down about 3/4″. You will have two creases dividing the paper. Step 1: With the colored side down, fold your paper horizontally and unfold. An 8″ square makes around a 4″ frame (ours turned out 4.25″). If your paper is thick, it will be hard to fold!Ī 6″ square makes around a 3″ frame. Any kind of lightweight paper will work well for this project. optional: glue stick or glue dots, adhesive magnets.bone folder, popsicle stick, or spoon for making crisp folds.origami paper, lightweight scrapbooking paper, magazine pages, or other thin paper.Plus, these little frames make great displays for around the house or to give as gifts. With only a few simple folds to make, these origami picture frames are a perfect project for kids (and beginner grown-ups, too!). We like to try making origami from time to time, but we’re definitely still beginners.
0 kommentar(er)
