How to Make a Simple Origami Fox
Make a cute origami fox with just a few simple folds. This easy tutorial is great for beginners and kids who love animals.
Materials
- 1 square sheet of orange paper
- Flat surface
Step-by-step Instructions
1. Fold Diagonally
Start with a square paper, colored side up. Fold in half diagonally to form a triangle.
2. Fold Tip Down
Take the top point of the triangle and fold it down about one-third of the way.
3. Fold Sides Up
Fold the left and right corners up to meet at the top center point. This creates the fox’s ears.
4. Fold in Half
Fold the entire shape in half vertically, bringing the ears together.
5. Create the Head
Fold the bottom point upward at an angle to create the fox’s snout. Adjust the ears to stand upright.
Pro Tips
- Use orange paper for a realistic fox
- Draw a face on your fox when done
- Make a family of foxes in different sizes
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