This video will show you how to make a cute origami bunny face. This is a fun, easy project which kids can make any time of the year but especially for Easter. These bunny faces can be used as place cards, made into a garland by attaching to ribbon, and used as a greeting card.
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WHAT YOU NEED for an origami bunny:
- Construction Paper or other decorative paper
- Marker
- Tape
- Googly Eyes (optional)
INSTRUCTIONS :
Step 1:
Start with a square piece of paper.
Step 2:
Fold in half to make a triangle. Crease.
Step 3:
Fold the triangle in half again to make a smaller triangle and crease along the fold.
Step 4:
Open the paper so you have the larger triangle and you will see the crease in the middle.
Step 5:
Fold up the long bottom edge about 3/4 inch. Crease well.
Step 6:
Take the right side corner and fold it along the middle crease line.
Step 7:
Fold the left corner in the same manner along the middle crease line.
Step 8:
To hold the two pieces together, place a little piece of tape where the right and left sides meet.
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Step 9:
Fold the bottom tip up slightly.
Step 10:
Turn it over. Fold the top two pointed pieces down a little to the inside.
Step 11:
Make bunny face. Glue on googly eyes and use a black marker to make nose, mouth and whiskers. If you don’t have googly eyes, just use marker to draw eyes.
To learn more about origami and to find many paper folding tutorials, click the link to our Easy Origami: Step-by-Step Instructions to make Basic Origami Figures page.
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