Origami - Container boxes

1. Opening: Hello everyone, Welcome to my class, and I am a Japanese origami teacher. In the previous video, we made two types of container boxes. And in this video, we're going to make another two tissue types boxes. Container boxes are great for so many different occasions. You can use them for everyday purposes or as decorations for parties. Jewelry, accessories, candy, sweets, maybe paperclips and more. I hope you enjoyed this video. Now let's get started. 2. Box 1: Side at the top, white sides down, fold it in half. Each rectangle. Open it up, rotate and folded in half again, a rectangle. It's up. Take the bottom-left corner and bring it up to the vertical crease we made earlier. Make sure that the bottom right corner is pointed at fault. Open a tap, rotate, and do the same for the other three corners. Make sure that the bottom left corner is on the vertical crease. The bottom right corner is pointed. Now, the full corners are all folded over. Please do exactly the same with this side. Now the four corners are all folded. Turn it over. Now we're going to draw lines into creases will be folding in the next part. Please carefully look at where I'm drawing lines in. I've drew two lines. Rotate and do the same. Now Valley for the top-line, mountain falls the bottom line. Rotate and do the same. It's starting to look like and container Manitoba. Now fault so that this point matches the corner of the bottom of the box. Tuck it inside the white top layer, and do the same for the remaining three sides. Now it's completed. 3. Box 2: Color side at the top, white side down, folded in half. It's a rectangle. Open it up, rotate and fold it in half again. Open it up. Now folded in half into a triangle. Now open it up. Rotate and fold it in half again into a triangle. Open it up. Now fold the corner into the middle data point. The center of the creases. Do the same for the other three corners. Open up the four corners we've just folded. Now fold the corner in so that the point matches the horizontal crease. We've just made. The same with the other three corners for the four size in allowing the creases we made earlier. Tennessee River Falls, the bottom side, along the horizontal line in the middle. Open it up. Rotate. I do the same for the other three sides. Tentative. Take this top layer and folded down along the bottom edge. Rotate and do the same for the other three sides. Now, pull out the very top layer and do the same for the other three sides. Turn it over. Now to make it easier, please draw lines along the square crease in the middle. Fold up the two adjacent sides alone. The lines we just draw. Make sure that the two edges in the corner matches exactly false. The corner to the right. Make sure that the top edge matches the horizontal crease. Folds down the triangle paths along the crease, folded in half along the crease at the point inside. And repeat this with the other remaining three edges. Now it's completed. Please try making it with the design paper. It looks much more prettier. 4. Ending: Thank you very much for watching this video. I hope you enjoyed my class. In the next lesson, we're going to make Christmas decorations using origami papers. I hope to see you again in the next class. Bye.