Here’s an easy way to fold a box with distinctive corners.
You can make it using just a single sheet of origami paper.
I especially like that you don’t need to measure the length to make this box.
Also, folding the corners back creates a sturdy box, and the contrasting color on the back adds a nice accent.
If you adjust the length slightly, you can make boxes of different heights.
They’re so easy to make and cute that I ended up folding a whole bunch of them.
In Conclusion
First, fold it into a triangle twice.
Fold the corner upward to create a crease that divides it in half.
yurariIf you fold this corner to less than half its length, the height of the box will change.
One of the things I like about this box is how easy it is to adjust its size.。
Fold both corners along the folded triangle.
Then, open it up to form a half-triangle.
Next, fold both corners along the creases.
After folding it, open it up and fold the corner without a crease in half to form a triangle.
Similarly, fold both ends and open them up.
Now it’s time to shape it into a box.
Using the creases at the corners as guides, pull the folds together from both sides.
かOnce you’ve pulled it taut, flatten it out instead of leaving it with sharp corners so it’s easier to fold.
That way, it’s easier to fold down the top triangle.
Once you’ve lowered the triangle, fold it along the edge to create a crease.
This will give you a sharp, defined corner.
Now, let’s fold the remaining corners in the same way.
Once you’ve folded all four corners, you’re done.
A box for making boxes of different sizes
When you fold it in quarters and then into a small triangle, the box gets taller and taller, and the opening gets narrower.
I tried folding it while gradually changing the size of the triangle.
Watch a video tutorial on how to fold it
On Pinterest, we show you how to fold it in a video.
Single-fold box
This is a simple box made from a single sheet of origami paper.
It will have a lot of folds, but you’ll end up with a beautiful box.
In Conclusion
“I hope you enjoy the process of folding as much as the finished piece.
Don’t worry if it’s not perfect at first—every fold is a step toward your own unique creation.
Happy folding!