Origami Octopus

Sharing is caring!

The word “origami” comes from two Japanese words: “ori” (meaning “fold”) and “kami” (meaning “paper”). It is an ancient art form dating back centuries. Although this origami octopus might not be one of the earliest forms of origami, it can be a creative and intricate project to take on with your kids.

Whether you’re a novice or an experienced folder, crafting this origami octopus will be a fun (even if somewhat challenging) experience to do with your older kids.

In this post, we will walk through the step-by-step process of creating your own origami octopus, with photos included. So, clear a space, gather your homeschool class, and let’s get started!

List of Supplies for Origami Octopus

  • Origami paper or craft paper
  • A Pair of Scissors
  • Craft glue (optional)
Origami Paper 500 Sheets Premium Quality for Arts and Crafts 6
9.4/10 Our Score
  • VALUE PACK OF 500 WITH 20 VIBRANT COLORS: The bulk pack of 500 drawing paper is a premium yet value for money option. You get a great collection of 20 vivid colors including three metallic colors. The ideal oragaminpaper having size of 6 x 6 inches is perfect for every origami project.
  • NO TEARING & EASY TO FOLD: Made of high quality 70 gsm papers, our kraft paper won’t tear, rip, or curl on the sides. Despite its durability. Colored copy paper is flexible enough to hold the crease and shape very well, making it great for mini crafts. Double-sided oragami color paper means you can use it for any DIY job!

More Origami and Paper Crafts

Here are some other paper crafts you might want to try with your homeschool class, including some simple origami projects for younger children.

Sharing is caring!

Similar Posts

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.