Paper Kawaii - Origami Tutorials | Easy Modular Origami Pinwheel Box & Lid Tutorial - Paper Kawaii @paperkawaii | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 1 day ago
Learn how to make a simple modular origami box with a pinwheel on the lid. This origami box is great for those just starting with modular origami. The box and lid are each made with 4 sheets of square paper, no glue is required.
If you don't need to trim your paper to size, or you already did, skip to 2:26 to start making the Box. ๐
The box pointed out at the end: youtu.be/zfUVlqnunT4 ๐
This is possibly the simplest modular origami box you could make, that being said, you still need to fold the paper correctly, make sure all the creases line up etc.
The big box to store paper: I used 30 x 30 cm card to make it, it fits standard 15 x 15 cm paper (not snug, a little loose).
To make one for your size of origami paper, simply use paper that is double the size of the origami paper you want to store, and use thick paper or cardstock.
At the end of the video I also demonstrate how the box can be made sturdier, inside the box and on the lid. There are many variations you could make to the lid! - Some are coming up in future videos.
Type of paper: I used thicker paper in the video, modular boxes work better with thick paper, or textured paper. You can still make the box with thin origami paper. Thin card would also work but you may want to use a creasing tool so that you don't hurt your hands.
Of course the box can also be used as a lid if you like the simple look of it, and then you can have a surprise pinwheel on the inside!
Design: ยฉ Paper Kawaii
Level: โ โ โโโ
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You Will Need
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โธ 4 sheets of square paper
(4 for each lid & box)
Thicker paper: trim the paper you use for the box to be about 14.5 x 14.5 cm (method shown at the beginning of the video).
Paper size example: 15 x 15 cm
Final model size: 8 x 8 x 5.3 cm
Blog Post:
๐ Ebooks & diagrams: paperkawaii.com/diagrams
๐ฌ Discord Community: paperkawaii.com/discord
๐ FREE printable origami paper: paperkawaii.com/free-paper
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Links
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Website: paperkawaii.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/paperkawaii
Instagram: http://instagram.com/paperkawaii
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Music
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Jellis & Subsets - Kyoto - soundcloud.com/subsets/jellis-subsets-kyoto-1
Electus - No Place To Hide - soundcloud.com/electusofficial/electus-no-place-to-hide
AK & Sublab - Stuck In The Past - soundcloud.com/aljoshakonstanty/stuckinthepast
Faodail - Fairweather soundcloud.com/faodailmusic/fairweather
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Copyright Notice
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This video is ยฉ Paper Kawaii, do not re-upload.
Please contact me through my contact page (paperkawaii.com/contact) to get permission if you would like to include Paper Kawaii's designs in your own video.
Re-creation of any origami models designed by Paper Kawaii is not permitted unless permission is granted, re-created tutorials need to link back to Paper Kawaii's original video and clear credit needs to be given in the video description and video.
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#easy #origami #box
Learn how to make a simple modular origami box with a pinwheel on the lid. This origami box is great for those just starting with modular origami. The box and lid are each made with 4 sheets of square paper, no glue is required.
If you don't need to trim your paper to size, or you already did, skip to 2:26 to start making the Box. ๐
The box pointed out at the end: youtu.be/zfUVlqnunT4 ๐
This is possibly the simplest modular origami box you could make, that being said, you still need to fold the paper correctly, make sure all the creases line up etc.
The big box to store paper: I used 30 x 30 cm card to make it, it fits standard 15 x 15 cm paper (not snug, a little loose).
To make one for your size of origami paper, simply use paper that is double the size of the origami paper you want to store, and use thick paper or cardstock.
At the end of the video I also demonstrate how the box can be made sturdier, inside the box and on the lid. There are many variations you could make to the lid! - Some are coming up in future videos.
Type of paper: I used thicker paper in the video, modular boxes work better with thick paper, or textured paper. You can still make the box with thin origami paper. Thin card would also work but you may want to use a creasing tool so that you don't hurt your hands.
Of course the box can also be used as a lid if you like the simple look of it, and then you can have a surprise pinwheel on the inside!
Design: ยฉ Paper Kawaii
Level: โ โ โโโ
- - - - - - - - - - - -
You Will Need
- - - - - - - - - - - -
โธ 4 sheets of square paper
(4 for each lid & box)
Thicker paper: trim the paper you use for the box to be about 14.5 x 14.5 cm (method shown at the beginning of the video).
Paper size example: 15 x 15 cm
Final model size: 8 x 8 x 5.3 cm
Blog Post:
๐ Ebooks & diagrams: paperkawaii.com/diagrams
๐ฌ Discord Community: paperkawaii.com/discord
๐ FREE printable origami paper: paperkawaii.com/free-paper
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Links
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Website: paperkawaii.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/paperkawaii
Instagram: http://instagram.com/paperkawaii
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Music
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Jellis & Subsets - Kyoto - soundcloud.com/subsets/jellis-subsets-kyoto-1
Electus - No Place To Hide - soundcloud.com/electusofficial/electus-no-place-to-hide
AK & Sublab - Stuck In The Past - soundcloud.com/aljoshakonstanty/stuckinthepast
Faodail - Fairweather soundcloud.com/faodailmusic/fairweather
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Copyright Notice
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This video is ยฉ Paper Kawaii, do not re-upload.
Please contact me through my contact page (paperkawaii.com/contact) to get permission if you would like to include Paper Kawaii's designs in your own video.
Re-creation of any origami models designed by Paper Kawaii is not permitted unless permission is granted, re-created tutorials need to link back to Paper Kawaii's original video and clear credit needs to be given in the video description and video.
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#easy #origami #box
