categories: Arts, Design & Media
Understand the history of origami and the purpose of learning this unique art form.
Master the creation of two types of origami: patterned origami and single-color origami.
Learn how to fold various shapes, including a water bomb, square, wardrobe, fish, diamond, flapping bird, airplane, dog, penguin, envelope, box, and more.
Acquire essential folding skills to help you design and create new artistic shapes.
Explore different folding techniques and apply them to a range of fun and creative projects.
Free lessons
Origami History
Origami Learning Objectives
Patterned Origami
Origami Bases: Kite
1. The Art of Origami: Learn Basics
Course Introduction
Origami History
Origami Learning Objectives
Patterned Origami
Plain Origami
Origami Bases: Waterbomb
Origami Bases: Triangle (Shawl)
Origami Bases: Square
Origami Bases: Kite
Origami Bases: Blintz
Origami Bases: Cupboard
Origami Bases: Fish
Origami Bases: Organ
Origami Bases: Frog
Origami Bases: Bird
Origami Bases: Double Boat
Origami Bases: Diamond
Origami Bases: Helmet
Origami Bases: Pig
Fold Types
Flapping Bird
Planes
Dogs
Penguins
Envelope
Box
Pen Case
Waterbomb
Butterflies
Dinosaurs
Ribbon
Course Wrap Up
Origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, offers a unique way to combine simplicity and creativity. In this course, you'll dive into the history of origami and explore its artistic possibilities. Starting with the basics, you'll learn essential folds and techniques to create various shapes, including water bombs, squares, birds, paper planes, butterflies, and dinosaurs. Through step-by-step instructions, you'll master both single-colored and patterned origami styles. By the end of the course, you'll be confident in crafting your own designs, with the opportunity to send your creations or questions directly to the instructor for feedback. Join now to acquire skills in the fascinating world of origami, earn a completion certificate, and get access to over 1,000 educational courses.
Identify the history of Origami and the main objectives of learning this art, in addition to developing kids’ motor skills, and neuromuscular coordination.
Civil Engineer and Origami Instructor
973 Learners
3 Courses