Paper folding origami

What is origami?

Origami is the art of paper folding, which is often associated with Japanese culture. In modern usage, the word "origami" is used as an inclusive term for all folding practices, regardless of their culture of origin. The goal is to transform a flat square sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques

Do you dream of building a paper airplane? Our app will help you with it! The "How to Make Origami" is collection of simple and easy origami ideas for beginners. Just follow the step-by-step instructions and don’t worry, you’d have to try really hard to get confused. Try making an origami piece yourself.

KEY FEATURES

- Our instructions are clear and simple

- Understandable steps, difficulty level

- You can add any origami to favorites

- Download for free over 100 traditional origami patterns step by step for free

- Suitable for both beginners and professionals

- Various craft ideas

BENEFITS

– Use of one’s fingers improves fine motor skills and brain development

When doing origami we use our fingers to create specific shapes out of paper. The ability to skillfully move one’s fingers to create detailed objects is important for a child’s development. Children who are good with their fingers tend to be good at sports and have good rhythm. Also, since our peripheral nerves are centered in our fingertips, they are often called our “second brain”. Using our fingertips to make detailed origami sends signals to our brain making the activity a great form of training for our brain.

– Develops imagination and a sense of color

Origami requires children to figure out how to reach the final product, which encourages them to use their imagination. Also, since we often use many different colors of paper when creating an object, the image often changes depending on the color used.

– Improves concentration and spatial awareness

When creating origami, we use our fingertips to create detailed objects. This helps improve concentration. It also requires us to fold various sides of the paper at once, which helps children study math. Using a high level of concentration to fold various sides of the paper also improves spatial awareness.

– Enhances the ability to be aware of what is happening in the moment and focus

It has been studied as a tool for children to develop spatial and perception skills, learn mathematics, refine dexterity and hand-eye coordination, as well as improve concentration. Origami has been shown to improve spatial visualization and mathematics skills in middle school students.

CATEGORIES

- Traditional

- Animals

- Fan

- Flowers

- Paper plane / Airplane

- Christmas

- Valentine

- Accessories

- Sea creatures

- Others

We hope that this application will teach you how to make origami other types of paper, and you can surprise your friends or relatives with unusual paper figures.