My Origami - image 1 - student project

I really enjoyed making all of the origami. :)
WARNING: MY DESCRIPTION IS LONG! (Mostly because of the pictures)

My Origami - image 2 - student project

First up, the "windsurfer". This origami was probably the easiest origami for me to fold. I really enjoyed folding this.

My Origami - image 3 - student project

Next, the "drinking bird". This one was a little more of a challenge for me, opening up the pocket wasn't the easiest thing. But the result was worth the process.

My Origami - image 4 - student project

Thirdly, the "jumping frog". I remember making this one before. The last steps were a challenge, but I still loved the result.

My Origami - image 5 - student project Now the "talking fox". This was definitely the hardest one to fold because of step eight (the valley fold, two steps before we opened the pocket). On my third piece of paper, I got it.

My Origami - image 6 - student project

The very first origami in this course that I folded was the "flapping bird". I made two flapping birds, a parrot, and a dove (shown above). I will say that this fold was really easy for me and at the same time, really fun!

My Origami - image 7 - student project

Up next... the "water bomb". Okay, okay I might have gone a little crazy with the water bomb, or should I say water bombs. I might have made ten water bombs. One red, one orange, one yellow, one green, one blue, one purple, one pink, one white, one brownish grey, and one black (shown above). These were all so much fun to fold, and I love how I can keep them flat for storing them and blow into them when I want to play with them.

My Origami - image 8 - student project

Another easy and fun origami to fold was the "bellows". Throughout folding this I always thought that I was doing something wrong, but my result turned out to be a functional bellows! (Which is a surprise from the fact it was made by me)

My Origami - image 9 - student project

We have here... a "camera"! At first, I thought that this fold was going to be the hardest one to fold when it turned out to be pretty easy. My favorite step was when we turned to sides over, it seemed hard to do it until I tried. You know when something just rolls off your tongue, so it is super easy to say, image that the fold just rolled off my fingers, if that makes sense.

My Origami - image 10 - student project

Last but not least, the "fortune teller"! I used to make so many of these about a year or two ago, but then I ran out of room to store them, so as a result I stopped folding them. I didn't follow this part of the class entirely. Around step six (the valley fold over both of the diagonals) I stopped because I figured it would be too hard to write well if I continued (I have terrible handwriting). I love food (I'm weird) so on the outside flaps I wrote the words, "boba, ice cream, pizza", and "mango". This was a super simple origami and really fun to play with! :)

All of these origamis were really fun to fold, and I loved all of these results!

If you haven't already, I highly recommend folding all of these origamis!

Natalie Noel

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