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Video tutorial for making an origami lily. Step by step instructions, from a square piece of paper to a completed origami lily.

paper: printer paper size: A4 How To Make a Paper Balloon (Water Bomb) - Origami In this video, I explain how to make a Paper Balloon, also known as the Water Bomb. All that is required is a piece of printer paper (any size should work). Scissors are optional, but make things a little easier if the paper is not already square. WATER BOMB - To make this a water bomb: COLOR the OUTSIDE of the water bomb near the bottom (opposite the blowing hole) once you finish with a crayon or other type of wax material. Open up the small hole with a pencil to make it wider. Then, create a slow, fine stream of water at the sink. Try not to get the outside of the balloon wet when filling. Do NOT fill the balloon too much, or it will leak faster. THROW IT at someone :-) ... not in the house though... bye. Enjoy the video and subscribe for more origami tutorials.

In this episode we show you how to make an origami Japanese Kusudama flower

origami flower

Kids will enjoy folding this cute origami elephant

Kids can have fun making this simple origami booklet

Folding instructions for this pretty origami dove actually a kirigami dove as paper cutting is involved

origami butterfly for kids

Joy of Origami making a cat

Joy of Origami Making a Crane

Joy of Origami Making a Penguin

how to make origami tulip

How to make origami diamond rose

Paper used in this video: 35cm by 21cm rectangle of kami (13.75in by 8.25in) Finished model: 13.5cm long (5.25in), 7cm high (2.75in), 4cm deep (1.5in) Video explaining paper ratios This video describes how to fold a fantastic origami bear designed by Stephen Weiss. Stephen kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you.

vIn this video, we will teach you how to make small bags that you can use to give and put gifts such as rings, etc. You can also make them in larger sizes.

I decided to make a new video showing in detail how to do the collapse/ crumpling bit and also using a much quicker precreasing method. So instead of 6 hours doing all the tiny creases one by one, you can do it using this method in \"only\" 2 hours or so.