All 44 folds

Medium·11 steps·8 min

Kirigami · Physical

A four-wing Kirigami butterfly made by folding the sheet, cutting only the selected stacked layers, shaping the tabs and opening it symmetrically.

Medium·10 steps·7 min

Origami · Physical

A low, solid shape that asks you to work slowly and evenly.

Medium·10 steps·7 min

Origami · Physical

Long ears and a rounded back — a fold with a bit of humour in it.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A sharp-eared head folded from a single triangle.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

Ears, cheeks and a small pointed chin. Four folds and it appears.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

Floppy ears from a folded triangle. One of the friendliest folds here.

Detailed·13 steps·10 min

Origami · Physical

A larger fold with real weight to it — ears, trunk and a broad back.

Medium·9 steps·6 min

Origami · Physical

A rounded, heavy shape. Good for hands that want something solid.

Detailed·12 steps·9 min

Origami · Physical

Fine antlers folded from narrow points. Slow work, quietly rewarding.

Easy·7 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

Striped body and small folded wings.

Easy·5 steps·3 min

Origami · Physical

A rounded shell folded in a few minutes.

Medium·9 steps·6 min

Origami · Physical

Folded legs tucked under a broad body.

Easy·7 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

A two-tone body that makes the most of duo paper.

Detailed·20 steps·12 min

Origami · Physical

The traditional Japanese crane, including its pre-creases, bird base, petal fold, reverse folds and wings.

Easy·8 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

A soft-winged bird with a single long fold down the spine.

Medium·10 steps·7 min

Origami · Physical

A long neck built from two reverse folds and a lot of patience.

Medium·9 steps·6 min

Origami · Physical

Wide-set eyes and a compact body. Precise but not difficult.

Easy·8 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

Layer after layer opens outward. A fold that rewards a light touch.

Easy·7 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

A closed bud that opens at the top. Warm and forgiving to fold.

Detailed·14 steps·11 min

Origami · Physical

Spiralled petals wrapped around a centre. The longest fold in the library.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

Four petals opening from a folded square. Bright and quick.

Medium·11 steps·8 min

Origami · Physical

Layered branches built from repeated folds, wide at the base.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A thin crescent. Few folds, and none of them rushed.

Easy·8 steps·3 min

Origami · Physical

A tapered six-sided leaf made from the whole sheet, closed and opened once along its centre vein.

Easy·8 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

Rays folded evenly around a centre.

Easy·5 steps·3 min

Origami · Physical

Rounded, layered and deliberately imperfect.

Easy·3 steps·3 min

Origami · Physical

One strong symmetric peak with a real reverse-paper snow face, made in three physical folds.

Medium·7 steps·7 min

Kirigami · Physical

A layered Kirigami fir: fold once, cut four closed branch shapes through both layers, lift away the detached surround, then open the paired tree pieces.

Medium·9 steps·6 min

Origami · Physical

A broad, calm shape with one long unbroken curve of folded edges.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A simple fish with a wide folded tail.

Medium·9 steps·6 min

Origami · Physical

A curved back and a lifted tail.

Detailed·12 steps·9 min

Origami · Physical

A ridged spine built from repeated pleats. Detailed, and worth it.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A fan of pleats gathered at one point.

Easy·8 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

Repeating points folded around a centre. Steady, even, absorbing.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A simple heart, folded in a few minutes, made to be given away or kept.

Detailed·14 steps·12 min

Origami · Physical

The most involved fold in the library. Long, layered and absorbing.

Easy·8 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

A band of folded points that sits flat or wears.

Easy·7 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

The paper boat from childhood, folded at an adult pace.

Easy·5 steps·4 min

Kirigami · Physical

A pitched roof with a real opening door: make two finite Kirigami slits, fold the new flap, then shape the house.

Easy·6 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

The paper plane, folded slowly for once.

Easy·4 steps·5 min

Origami · Physical

Four real flaps meet in sequence to make a wide paper envelope with a closing point.

Medium·10 steps·7 min

Origami · Physical

A small open box that actually holds things.

Easy·4 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A cup that holds its shape, folded from a square in four moves.

Easy·5 steps·4 min

Origami · Physical

A clean four-corner diamond with a short bow and tail made from its own lower layers.