Origami –

It’s more than a paper crane!

 

About the Workshop

Origami is a fun, creative, surprising, and challenging craft.Test your listening, fine motor, sequencing, and spatial perception skills. Expand your artistic horizons while experiencing the magic of turning paper into an amazing work of art.

Meet the Instructor

Deanna Kwan has been practicing and teaching origami since 1997. She teaches origami at schools, libraries, parks, origami conferences, and at Paper Shapers Origami Club.

Material Recommendations

To make both models, you will need 4 sheets of paper. It would be nice to have 2 colors or 4 colors. If you have origami paper (6 inch squares), then you can use it. Models made from origami paper will not be as sturdy as models made from printer paper.

At the beginning of the class, we will fold and then cut the 4 papers into 4 pieces, each measuring 4.25 x 5.5 inches. This will give us the 16 papers needed to make both models. If white is the only printer paper available, you can color your models after the class.

For each model, select 2 colors, 4 of each OR 4 colors, 2 of each OR 8 colors, 1 of each. This is a total of 16 sheets.