Origami cactus

Learn how to use this ancient Japanese art to transform ordinary paper into whimsical succulents.

Learn how to make a fun origami Jacobs Ladder toy from folded paper squares and paper strips or long ribbon. These paper toys make great gifts.

Origami, the ancient Japanese art of paper folding, is a mesmerizing journey of creativity and precision. In this post, we’ll embark on a fascinating exploration of this timeless craft that allows you to transform a simple piece of paper into intricate sculptures, delicate animals, and detailed geometric wonders. Using nothing more than some skillful folds and your own imagination, let’s dive into the art of origami.

Free easy origami step by step instructions and diagrams for beginners showing how to fold pretty much anything out of paper.

Make an Origami Cactus. These cacti are spine free & require no water. You can make little round ones & tall ones, or one with more levels.

These cute mini origami succulents are adorable and are a perfect paper decoration.

An origami cactus with a flower in a pot. These origami cacti are a great gift, they can sit happily on your desk and require NO water.

Model: Origami CactusAuthor: Paper KawaiiVideo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFlSRkEJJ0o&w=560&h=315Paper: Xerox Paper If you are anything like me, you love flowers but you can't keep them alive, then you will love those paper cacti.It's a simple model, a really cute one, and makes as a great origami cactus

Origami Cactus: This origami cactus is all made of paper. To create cactus part I used 3D origami technic. Folded 3 yellow lily blossoms. Cactus pot is made of wet toilet paper with a little bit of adhesive glue.