The design is from Origami, Plain And Simple, 30 Models by Robert Neale Text by Thomas Hull and published by St Martin's Griffin. Each owl requires one sheet of square origami paper and a few simple folds. I used 6 and 7.5cm squares of rice paper. Tutorial below.
They stand upright alone. No scissors, glue or tape used!Tutorial: Origami Owl
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Thank you for sharing the Owls Tutorial!! Going to try with my Grangirlie! :) They are soooo cool!
ReplyDeletethis is cool origami owl. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteKool so love origami
ReplyDeleteI love the designs on the paper too love learning how to do this thanks.
ReplyDeleteWow! So creative. I would love to do this.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely enchanting for all ages!
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute :) Some people are just so creative.
ReplyDeleteThe paper and designs are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI've always found this so fascinating..
ReplyDeleteI have always liked origami....I had an origami a day calendar....we used them to decorate our Christmas tree that year!
ReplyDeleteI know my great niece would love doing Origami; thanks for sharing this Owl.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute.
ReplyDeleteI like that these stand up on their own. Pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cool! Fun project to do with my nieces. Thank you for sharing☺
ReplyDeleteI used to play around with origami when I was a child; fascinating craft really. I have a book on it somewhere.
ReplyDeleteOwls are a favorite of many people...this origami project looks easy to do.
ReplyDeletethese are so nice
ReplyDeleteso pretty
ReplyDeleteI must try origami, these are so cute.
ReplyDeleteToo cute, can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteThe designs are so so fascinating.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, this is so cute! I bet my 8yr old would love to make one!
ReplyDeleteI want to make one now .
ReplyDeleteThis little owl is so cute. It would be a fun autumn craft for the kids.
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This book sounds great for my granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteMy kiddo love origami. I dont believe that I have ever seen her do an owl! So Cute!
ReplyDeleteI will have to make this for my grandson who is an owl fanatic.
ReplyDeleteall is so delicate. I want to make an alligator.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute love to make these too.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of these.
ReplyDeleteI have said it before, but I still cannot believe how gorgeous the papers used are.
ReplyDeletejan
What interesting faces! Very nice design work!
ReplyDeleteSo cool looking
ReplyDeleteThe one made with gold foil paper is particularly effective.
ReplyDeleteMy grandson and niece love origami.
ReplyDeleteThis is really neat. I'm not good at Origami, but I know some people who are.
ReplyDeleteorigami animals are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThis would be such fun as we love make origami animals.
ReplyDeletevery interesting. I want to try some origami soon
ReplyDeleteI think my grandkids will love this, thanks!
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