How To Make An Origami Alphabet

Learn to fold an Origami Alphabet from A to Z with these easy step-by-step instructions. While some of the letters look more complicated than others, anyone (even a total beginner) can make these origami letters.

The video below will walk you through every step so you too can fold your own paper alphabet. Perfect for card making or alphabet-themed crafts with the kids.

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Origami Letters.

I love a good font almost as much as I love an origami paper craft so of course, I’m super excited to show you a project that combines them both. These origami letters are simple to fold and fun to make. And as all you need is some paper they’re inexpensive as well.

You can fold any or all of the letters and use them to make an initial or spell a whole word. Turn them into a statement piece of artwork or even a personalised banner.

I used one of each to make the whole alphabet and then popped them into a frame to be hung in my little boy’s bedroom. They make such a colourful and fun piece of art on his wall.

Alphabet Origami.

These simple origami letters are made by folding origami paper so the coloured side forms the shape of the letter. You can use all sorts of paper, from classic origami paper to magazine pages, gift wrap and even old maps. Mix up the papers, patterns and textures to make a colourful piece end piece.

I've made a video below, separated into two parts, showing you how to make your own alphabet. You can find the letters A to M in part one and N to Z in part two. Follow along with the simple steps below and you'll be creating your own colourful paper alphabet in no time.

Supplies:

Origami Paper

I do recommend using origami paper for any paper folding project but any kind of thin paper will work. Here are a few alternatives that you probably already have on hand.

I even have some printable origami paper you can download and use for FREE. Simply download, print and cut into 7x7-inch squares.

Part 1 'A' to 'M'

Part 2 'N' to 'Z'.

They make fantastic alphabet wall art for a kids’ room, don’t you think?

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