Print and fold an Origami Poinsettia for Christmas! Great for home-made crafts, cards, gift tags and Christmas tree decorations.
Directions:
1.
Print and cut out Christmas Origami Poinsettia pattern.
2. With
printed side facing down, fold diagonally as shown.
3. Repeat diagonal fold on opposite side, as shown.
4
. Fold upper corner of Origami Poinsettia down, as shown.
5. Fold corner up, as shown, to create poinsettia petal.
6. Repeat on right corner...
7. And repeat on left corner...
8. Turn over...your Origami Poinsettia is finished! Merry Christmas!
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Print and Fold an Origami Christmas Tree for the Holidays!
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Directions:
Print Christmas Tree Origami.
1a. Cut out image along outer solid lines.
1b. Turn over so that printed side is facing down.
2a. Fold corners down along diagonal lines labeled "A".
2b. Fold down on diagonal lines labeled "B" as shown.
2c. Fold tree trunk up along line "C",
2d. Then down along "D".
3a. Fold along vertical line "E".
3b. Unfold and carefully form a "tent" along the diagonal lines as shown.
3c. Repeat on the other side, folding along vertical line "F",
3d. And folding a "tent" to form the tree trunk.
Your Christmas Tree is pau (finished)! Merry Christmas!
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Print and Fold an Origami Angel for Christmas!
Difficulty: Easy
Directions:
Print Origami Angel.
1a. Cut out angel faces along outer solid line (you have two to choose from).
1b. Cut out angel body along outer solid line.
1c. Turn angel body over so that printed side is facing down.
2a. Crease along diagonal line "A". Unfold.
2b. Crease along diagonal line "B" as shown. Unfold.
2c. Turn paper over so that printed side faces up.
2d. Crease down along horizontal line "C". Unfold.
3a. Carefully fold back along creased lines to form a "tent" as shown.
3b. Fold angel's robe back along line "D".
3c. Fold angel's robe back along line "E". Your angel's wings should be visible behind robes, as shown.
4a. Trim bottom of angel's robes along line "F".
4b. Dab a spot of glue on angel's neck (or you may use tape).
4c. Attach angel's face and your Christmas Angel is pau (finished)! Mele Kalikimaka!
Merry Christmas!
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Print and Fold and Origami Santa for Christmas!
Difficulty: Easy
Directions:
Print Santa Origami.
1a. Cut out image along outer solid lines.
1b. Turn over so that printed side is facing
down. Fold diagonally along line
A.
1c. Repeat diagonal fold along line
B.
2a. Turn Santa over so that the printed side is facing
up. Take careful note of the lines as labeled.
2b. Fold forward on horizontal line "C" as shown.
2c. Fold back along horizontal line "D" as shown.
3a. Fold back along horizontal line "E".
3b. Fold forward along horizontal line "F".
3c. Fold back along vertical line "G",
3d. Then fold back along vertical line "H". Your Santa origami is pau (finished)! Merry Christmas!
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Assemble this geometric Christmas Ornament using pre-printed pentagons and hexagons.
Difficulty: Moderate
Directions:
1. Print out Snowflake Ornament pattern sheet, preferable on heavy weight or cardstock paper.
2.
Cut out hexagons and pentagons along solid, outer circle.
3a.
Prepare your pentagons by folding the white "tabs" forward as shown. Repeat on all five sides of the pentagon.
3b. Prepare your hexagons in the same manner, creating tabs by folding the white edges forward along all six sides (not shown).
4. Assemble your Christmas ornament by gluing the white tabs together, or taping the shapes together on the underside. Each pentagon should be surrounded by five hexagons. Refer to illustration of completed ornament at the top of page as needed.
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Here are some Hawaiian Christmas greetings to post on websites or email to friends.
Mele Kalikimaka! (Merry Christmas)
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Assemble this geometric Christmas Ornament using pre-printed pentagons.
Difficulty: Moderate
Materials:
12 (1 copy) Star Pentagons
Tape or glue
Directions:
2. Cut out pentagons along solid, outer circle.
3. Prepare your pentagons by folding the white "tabs" forward as shown. Repeat on all five sides of the pentagon.
4a. Assemble your Christmas ornament by gluing the white tabs together, or taping the shapes together on the underside, so that you have half an ornament with a pentagon in the center, surrounded by five pentagons.
4b. Repeat, to make the second half of the ornament, with a pentagon in the center surrounded by five pentagons.
4c. Glue or tape the two halves together to create your Christmas Star Ornament. Refer to photo of completed ornament at the top of the page as needed.
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