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How To: Origami a kiwi bird

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami kiwi bird.

How To: Origami a ray fish

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami ray fish.

How To: Origami an easy elephant

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami elephant.

How To: Origami a hoopoe bird

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami hoopoe bird.

How To: Origami a rhinoceros beetle

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami rhinoceros beetle.

How To: Origami a duck like a pro

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami duck.

How To: Origami an eagle

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami eagle.

How To: Origami a stoic flamingo

This video demonstrates how to fold a flamingo in origami.

How To: Origami a majestic sea turtle

How to origami a sea turtle.

How To: Origami a tiny hummingbird

Learn to fold a hummingbird in Origami.

How To: Origami a colorful butterfly

Watch this instructional video on how to fold an origami butterfly.

How To: Origami a super cool snake

Watch this instructional video on folding an origami snake or serpent.

How To: Origami a 5 point star

Watch this origami video on folding a five point star using scissors.

How To: Origami a cute rose

In this origami instructional video you can learn how to fold an origami rose.

How To: Origami a book with moving pages

In this origami instructional video you can learn how to fold an origami book.

How To: Origami a tiny star

In this origami instructional video you can learn how to fold an origami star.

How To: Origami a dollar shirt

In this origami instructional video, you can learn how to fold an origami dollar shirt.

How To: Origami a dollar bill t-shirt

Learn how to origami fold a dollar bill (or any other monetary note) into a t-shirt shape.

How To: Origami a gun

This tutorial will teach you how to fold an origami gun.

How To: Origami a simple camera

How to fold an Origami Camera. No, it doesn't take pictures.

How To: Fold origami mushrooms

Vincent Floderer creates the most amazing origami mushrooms and here he shows us how.

How To: Origami a box out of scrap paper

This video shows you how to make a paper box (with a lid) in a few simple steps. Use this to package presents during birthdays and holidays, spruce up the paperclip and rubber band collections littering your desk, or put under wraps all those little chotchkes you've been hoarding.

How To: Origami a nice swan

Origami isn't just folding paper, it's a form of art. So, if you want to try a new creative way to express yourself, and if you like birds, try out this tutorial on folding an origami paper swan.

How To: Origami an easy sailboat

If you want to make an origami sailboat, there's a whole regatta of models to choose from—but this one is fast and easy, so you can spend less time making it and more time enjoying it.

How To: Origami a flapping bird

Have you ever wanted to just flap your wings and fly away? Well, here's your chance to flap your wings—the flying away part is a little more complicated.

How To: Origami an inflatable bunny

Save some energy for the end of this process—you'll need it to puff the breath of life into your adorable little bunny.

How To: Origami a pretty little lily

Why wait for spring to create a lovely, colorful bouquet? These lilies can be made anytime, and they'll never need watering.

How To: Origami a hanging bat

You don't have to wait until Halloween to get your fill of creepy critters—fold a whole colony of bats and string them into a spooky mobile.

How To: Origami a pet fish

The most popular pet fish in Japan is the koi, which is symbolic of family, as well as strength and perseverance. And with a little perseverance, you can fold make a whole origami koi family of your own.

How To: Origami a high jumping frog

Folding one of these little critters is just half the fun—once you're done, see how far and how high your frog can go, and challenge your friends to a jumpathon.

How To: Origami cranes for good luck

According to Japanese legend, folding 1,000 paper cranes in one year will guarantee your wish will come true. A young girl named Sadako did just that in 1955 and wished for world peace—the origami crane has been an international symbol of peace ever since.