Origami%20Envelope.pdf

Origami Envelope

This simple origami envelope is fun to fold and very

effective. You can really go to town with the paper you use

for this. Perhaps you could use old comics or magazines,

gift wrap or wallpaper samples, as well as origami paper!

You will need a small sticker or dab of glue to seal the

envelope.

1. Start with a square of paper,

coloured side down. You now

need to mark the middle point,

which we did by drawing very

faint pencil lines with a ruler and

putting a tiny dot where they

joined, before rubbing out the

lines. Now turn your square

diagonally and fold the two sides

into the centre as shown.

2. Fold the lower point up along the

dotted line..

3. ...so that your model looks like

this.

4. Open out again.

5. Now fold the bottom portion of

the model up, to meet the crease

you have already made.

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6. Fold the lower edge up once more

along the existing crease.

7. Bring the sides back in again along

the existing crease lines too.

8. Turn the top of each side ﬂap

down a little, matching the

bottom edge of the fold as

shown.

9. Open out once again, and reverse the

folds you have just made so that your

model looks like the photo above.

10. Fold the ﬂaps in again

and tuck them inside the

envelope, creasing well.

Almost done!

You can now either tuck the

top ﬂap inside the

envelope, or seal it up with

a sticker (as shown

overleaf) or a dab of glue.

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