The skill of folding various figures from paper sheets - origami is several thousand years old. Its homeland is China, where the first paper was invented. The art of folding paper crafts came to Japan five centuries later.

Initially, paper figures were ceremonial and religious in nature. Since paper was a rare and expensive pleasure, only very rich and noble people could afford figurines from it. Samurai gave them to each other as gifts. Paper crafts also decorated burdens - food offerings in Buddhist temples. Over time, intricately folded figurines became the main component of offerings and acquired a mystical meaning.

At weddings, paper butterflies accompanied the bride and groom and symbolized their pure souls.

Over time, paper became cheaper, and people of different classes and wealth could already fold the figures. The number of options for figurines grew and at the end of the 18th century the first book with instructions for folding crafts was published.

The name "origami" itself came into use in the 80th year of the 19th century from the two words "oru" and "kami", which means "fold" and "paper".

In the modern art of origami, there are several directions. One of them is modular origami. Crafts are created by arranging small parts, folded in a certain way - modules. It is also called 3D origami. One of its branches is kusudama - the creation of volumetric balls.

This article will offer several master classes on creating paper balls from small modules. With detailed diagrams and a description of the work, even beginners in the art of origami can create such a beautiful craft.

The first master class is quite simple and is dedicated to creating a ball of flowers. Make it very easy. This craft will be possible even for children, which will have a beneficial effect on the development of fine motor skills of their fingers, the ability to think logically and outside the box and develop their imagination.

Origami ball of flowers

You will need:

• Square paper. (you can use multi-colored squares from blocks for notes. From such sheets with a side of 7 cm, a flower ball 13 cm in diameter is obtained);
• PVA glue;
• Paperclips;
• Lace, ribbon or chain;

The first stage is folding the petal for the flower.

Take a square of paper and fold it diagonally. The fold line is at the bottom. It turned out a triangle.

Bend the right and left corners to the top so that the figure takes the form of a regular rhombus.

The fold lines and corners that touch along the center line of the rhombus must be unfolded so that two irregular rhombuses are obtained on the right and left. (the fold lines will run in the center of the new diamonds).

To the right and left, bend the protruding parts of the new rhombuses to the front side (towards you).

Along the fold line (passes through the center of the diamonds), fold the corners of the workpiece so that it is inside.

Those halves of the folded corners, which are smeared with glue on the front side and fold the workpiece. Wait until they stick. One flower petal is ready.

For one flower, 5 such blanks are needed.

For the flower ball, you will need to make 12 flowers. Multi-colored or plain - it will tell your imagination.

The next step is to create the ball.

First you need to collect 2 halves of 6 blanks each. For convenience, the flowers can be fixed with paper clips.

Then connect both halves together. As long as the flower ball is fixed only with paper clips, the placement of individual flowers can be changed. If the color combination is successful, then the next step is to glue the flowers.

The last step is assembly.

Since the flowers in the center do not fit snugly, a ribbon or string can be threaded through this hole. At the exit, you can fix it with a beautiful bead or simply tie it with a bow. Kusudama is ready to decorate your life.

The next master class will require more skill and time. The modules for this kusudama are more complicated, but the result is worth the time and effort.

Origami superball from modules.

You will need:

• For training, double-sided paper measuring 15 x 15 cm (one side is white);
• Glue.

The first stage is folding a double square.

Fold the paper diagonally with the colored side facing out. Expand.

Fold horizontally and vertically with the colored side inward. Expand.

The photo shows the direction of further addition to create a double square.

The next step is to create a blank for the module.

Position the square so that the blank corner is on top. Fold the top right and left sides along the vertical midline. Turn over and fold on the other side in the same way.

Those pieces that were bent turned out to be triangular. They need to be flattened and wrapped inside.

Here's what happens.

Position the workpiece with a blind corner down (it is sharp in appearance). Fold the right and left corners, as shown by the arrows in the figure.

It turns out four sharp corners. Everything needs to be folded down.

The next step is folding the workpiece.

Now that all the necessary lines have been drawn, the entire workpiece should be unfolded and positioned so that the white side looks at us, and the colored side is the outside.

It is necessary to press the center of the workpiece (see photo).

With a careful study of the workpiece, four squares are visible on it, they must be folded along the marked lines. They are indicated in the photo in the form of red arrows.

The same arrows indicate the direction of folding - the corners are wound behind the triangle at the back. They should line up side by side. It is necessary to adhere to the marked fold lines and everything should work out.

Here's what it looks like from the white side. The next step is to fold the left and right corners in the direction of the arrow and fold the top corner down.

The first of the four squares is complicated, you just need to add the right corner to the left one (as if turning the page of a book).

For the second square, the corners for the triangle are exactly the same, and so on.

Do the same for the third square. A blank with three folded corners looks like in the image.

The last corner will be more difficult. It is necessary to carefully control how to bend along the previously marked lines. Look at the photo.

Bend the right corner, bring the left side and bend the left corner.

Slightly part the workpiece and carefully lower the upper sharp corner inward.

The origami module is ready and you can start creating a ball.

Volumetric balls can be assembled from double modules (you will need 32 pieces) or single ones (you will need 40 pieces). The first ones are more original.

The double module consists of squares - 9 x 9 cm.

The green modules are completed, as in the master class above, in full, and the yellow ones are up to half. They must be left at the stage of sharp corners and not twisted.

Connect both modules as in the photo.

Ball assembly.

Put together blanks from two modules. Glue with glue. In a circle, 9 blanks are obtained.

For the next row, 6 blanks are needed.

For the top of one half, another blank is needed. Paste it.

Similarly, make the second half of the Superball.

Lubricate the flat side of one of the halves with plenty of glue and attach a loop of ribbon or lace.

Connect both halves and the Superball is ready.

The next version was created on a stand of three blanks. The squares 12 x 12 cm, 11.5 x 11.5 cm and 11 x 11 cm went on it.

The remaining modules for the ball are double. Connect them in the same way as before.

The next master class on creating a ball will differ in that the paper leaves will not be square, but rectangular in shape. Sides 2:1.

You will need:

• The paper is green and red (or any color you like);
• Glue.

For one ball, you will need 30 green and red rectangular sheets. Therefore, there will be only 30 double modules. At first glance, this craft seems complicated, but it can be easily completed in a couple of hours. If you are just starting to master the art of origami, you should choose a leaf size of 8 x 4 cm. The size of the ball will be 9.5 cm in diameter.

The first stage is the creation of modules.

Green module.

Fold the rectangle in half. Unfold, and connect the right and left sides along the fold line.

Fold in half. The module is ready.

modular origami

• Module - DIY brick
• Christmas tree
• Swallow and crane

Origami

What is origami?

Origami is the name of the Japanese art of paper folding, derived from the Japanese "oru" (to fold) and "kami" (paper). Despite the fact that paper itself appeared in China, it was in Japan that they guessed to put figures of amazing beauty out of it. And the first such figurines appeared in Japanese monasteries, because in Japanese the concepts of the word “God” and “Paper” sound the same, although they are written in different hieroglyphs. Paper figurines had a symbolic meaning and were used in various rituals. In the Middle Ages, when the cost of paper fell, the art of folding penetrated the life of the nobility - it penetrated the life of the samurai. In the old days, the ability of a nobleman to entertain his lady by folding paper figures was considered a sign of good upbringing.

Nowadays, origami is used by different groups of people: artists use origami as a way to express themselves creatively, scientists, architects and mathematicians explore origami geometry for beauty or practical applications, doctors and teachers use origami to help their patients recover from illness or for educational purposes. . But a huge number of people fold paper just because it's fun.

Occupation of origami does not require special devices, an equipped workplace. Origami requires only a piece of paper, which makes it one of the most accessible arts - anyone can fold origami figures anywhere and in any situation: at home, in the hospital, on the train, while traveling, in the office and so on!

Positive aspects of origami art

As already mentioned, to practice classic origami, you do not need any devices, you only need a sheet of paper.

Origami is a unique opportunity to develop fine motor skills (motor functions of the human body, combining biochemical, physiological and psychological systems), which is especially important when raising children for the development of intelligence.

Origami is one of the areas of art therapy - the possibility of providing psychological assistance to the patient through art.

Origami is an ideal didactic game that develops imagination and ingenuity, logic and spatial thinking, imagination and intelligence. The spatial transformation of a flat sheet makes it easy to master complex mathematical concepts, solve geometry problems in the form of a game.

Origami is able to influence the emotional sphere of a person. This is especially important for those who have various communication problems, who are shy or, on the contrary, overly aggressive. In other words, for people who find it difficult to start communicating, group origami is suitable - each person in the group collects a certain part of the figure, after which the group connects all the parts together. Naturally, without interaction between group members, the craft will turn out to be ugly, or the parts simply simply won’t fit together. For quick-tempered people, on the contrary, an individual origami is suitable - it will help a person to escape from problems and plunge into the world of creativity, calm their nerves. The finished craft will delight not only the one who assembled it, but also colleagues!

How to start collecting origami crafts?

Many origamists like to fold animal models, as well as all kinds of wildlife. In addition to animal models, models of almost all physical objects have been created, including people, faces, plants, vehicles, buildings, and others. Some origami artists build abstract or mathematical shapes, others specialize in modular origami, where many simple parts are assembled into large complex structures.

There are several varieties of origami, but two of them are most suitable for short breaks of an office worker: folding according to the scheme and modular origami.

Folding according to the scheme is one of the types of origami diagrams, which is a step-by-step instruction that displays each stage of converting a sheet of paper.

Modular origami is a style of origami in which a whole figure is assembled from many identical parts - modules. Sometimes this style of origami is called 3D origami. Each module is folded according to the rules of classical origami from one sheet of paper, and then the modules are connected by inserting them into each other, the friction force that appears in this case does not allow the structure to fall apart.

In order to try your hand at origami, ordinary office paper with a density of 70-90 g / m² is suitable. For your experiments, you can even take drafts - working copies of documents that are thrown away.

modular origami

Module - DIY brick

As mentioned above, modular origami (3D origami) is an origami style in which the craft is assembled from many identical parts - modules. So, let's start assembling the module itself!

A 3D origami blank is assembled from a sheet with an aspect ratio of 2:1, for example, with dimensions of 8cm x 4cm. The module is a triangle with a double pocket and two tails. The order of assembly of the workpiece is shown in the diagram.

The blanks are interconnected according to the schemes for assembling crafts. Usually, the ends of one blank are inserted into the pockets of neighboring modules - this is how all parts are fastened, but other types of fastening are sometimes used. The symbols used in the diagrams are shown in the figure. And the video shows the assembly process of one module.

Christmas tree

To assemble the Christmas tree shown in the figure, 325 modules are required. The craft consists of 6 tiers, put on a paper tube. For greater strength, the modules are glued together (glue is dripped onto the wings of the blanks, after which they are inserted into the pockets of neighboring modules).

Swallow and crane

To assemble the swallow or crane shown in the figure, 85 modules are required.

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The easiest way to decorate your home for the New Year holidays is to decorate it with DIY decor. Affordable, but no less spectacular New Year's paper toys can be made by the whole family. The process of their creation is so exciting and diverse that no one will be bored, and everyone will be satisfied with the result.

There are many techniques for making original paper jewelry, and everyone can find the right one using ready-made patterns and templates.

Origami and kirigami

origami stars

You can make modular origami, such decorations are more difficult to manufacture, but also more effective. The principle is as follows: from paper of a small format, optionally in different colors, the same parts are folded in the right amount. Modular elements are interconnected and form various forms. From the same modules, completely different decorations are obtained.

Having mastered modular origami, you can try your hand at creating kusuda - original volumetric paper balls.

Modular elements, each of which is already an ornament in itself, are added according to the following scheme:

Modular origami can be the basis for creating flowers, snowflakes and other decorations, as in the diagram below.

From modular elements it will be possible to make a New Year's wreath, which is then decorated with sparkles, ribbons or bells.

Kirigami schemes

For work you will need:

The scheme is transferred to paper with a pencil. With a sharp knife or nail scissors, carefully cut through all the necessary details, removing excess.

By analogy with the previous decorations, snowflakes are made, only the sheet is pre-folded several times, and the stencil is superimposed on one part.

Exclusive paper decorations

Ice cream

To make cups, you need to cut out even circles from craft paper and cut each in half. Roll a semicircle into a cone shape and glue along the seam.

bells

It is better to cut out from whatman paper or cardboard. Glue the bell along the side seam and from below. If white paper was used, then painting the toy would be appropriate, and colored cardboard can be decorated with paillettes, sparkles or appliqués. Pass a ribbon or decorative cord decorated with beads through the loop.

diamonds

Along the fold lines (indicated by a dotted line), using a ruler, walk with a needle to avoid further creases. After that, you can begin to fold the diamonds, gluing the side seam at the end.

Fairy lights

From colored cardboard we cut out many circles of different sizes. For this, both ordinary and curly scissors are suitable. Elements are best done in different colors.

From the finished strips, single or multi-level garlands will come out.

Tips for choosing and working with material

• whatman paper and thin cardboard - for modular products;
• ordinary stationery of varying degrees of density is suitable for almost every type of toy;
• colored cardboard;
• kraft paper;
• design and packaging paper;
• corrugated colored paper.

Any paints are suitable for decorating finished paper toys: watercolor, acrylic, gouache.

Another New Year's craft in the modular origami technique from Lyudmila Prishchenko. This work embodies an amazing combination of an element from the classic triangular modules and elements from the basic modules of the Sakura kusudama. The result is a fantastic blooming paper snowflake.

Christmas toy "Snow flowers"

This master class is intended for the leaders of the Origami circle and all lovers of modular origami. Such a toy can be hung on a Christmas tree, decorate the interior of a room, class, and also give it to relatives and friends.

Purpose: to teach how to fold a snowflake from triangular modules and simple flowers using the origami technique.

This work can be done by children 9-10 years old.

Modular origami is a type of origami in which products are made up of individual triangles (modules). Modules are connected by nesting them into each other. And when folding, the friction force does not allow them to fall apart, but glue can also be used.

To make a snowflake, we need to prepare 444 white modules.

We begin to collect 1 and 2 rows. We take two triangles (hereinafter we will say modules) and put one triangle (module) on adjacent corners. This is clearly visible in the photo:

We collect the same number of modules in the 1st and 2nd row.

1 row - 6 modules 2 row - 6 modules

In the next row you need to add 6 modules. We put on a module for each corner of the module. In total, in the 3rd row you get 12 modules. This is also clearly visible in the photo.

In the 4th row we put on the modules in the same way as in the 2nd row: we put on 1 module on 2 adjacent corners.

In the 5th row we add 12 modules, as in the 3rd row, and we get 24 modules in the row.

In the 6th row we put on 24 modules.

In the 7th row we add 24 modules, and we get 48 modules.

We won't add more. Let's just enlarge our snowflake. To do this, we will collect 3 rows of 48 modules, that is, row 8 - 48 modules, row 9 - 48 modules, row 10 - 48 modules.

The basis for the snowflake is ready. Now we make the rays of the snowflake. There will be 8 of them. Each ray starts with 6 modules. And the ray is assembled according to the following principle: 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1.

Got 1 beam.

We also collect the remaining 7 rays. And the snowflake is ready.

Now let's start making flowers. For 3 flowers we need 15 squares 9x9 cm blue.

Take a square and fold it diagonally.

Raise the lower corners to the upper corner.

Winter and New Year holidays are a special time when even adults begin to believe a little in a miracle, a fairy tale, make wishes and sincerely expect them to come true. And there is no need to talk about the mood of the kids.

Every family tries to decorate the house for the holiday and, of course, decorate the Christmas tree. And if you want the toys on your Christmas tree to be the most beautiful and original, try to make various New Year's crafts with your own hands with your family. Moreover, New Year's origami is one of the best extraordinary ways to decorate an evergreen beauty.

Gift from the Land of the Rising Sun

Origami became known to the whole world only in the middle of the last century, but in Japan, in its historical homeland, this art has been known and loved since time immemorial. By the way, origami was a favorite pastime of noble people of the state, so they often practiced it, and if someone from the upper strata of society did not own the artistic technique of folding voluminous figures from paper, he could be very ashamed of this, because he would be considered ill-bred .

Today, both children and adults are fond of origami, because it's so cool, interesting and easy to create beautiful paper crafts with your own hands. Today you can make toys according to the classical traditions of technology (only one sheet of paper is plain and square, without the use of auxiliary tools such as scissors or glue), or you can slightly break the ancient rules, giving free rein to fantasy and creativity.


Japanese kusudamas are perfect as New Year's toys. This was the name of the balls that were once sewn from fabric to be used as a kind of container for collecting and storing medicinal herbs or for incense. However, today kusudamas are made like a modular origami ball - they simply glue it from several separate paper modules. In this decor, you can embody any interesting fantasy and make it a wonderful decoration for the Christmas tree.

Balls-balls…. Magic and miracle from nothing

Despite the apparent complexity, even a child can make kusudama. For those who doubt their abilities, there are many master classes with diagrams, as well as video tutorials, in which you can take a closer look at the entire process of creating crafts with your own hands.

So, if you are ready to get started, then you will need to prepare some materials and tools so that you will not be distracted by anything:

• Of course, you will need the paper itself - keep in mind that you need to take square sheets. In order to make one ball of kusudama, you need 60 sheets of paper. The diameter of the future toy will depend on the diameter of the sheets (for example, if you take standard A4 sheets and make squares out of them, then you will end up with an approximately 30-diameter ball, but from small stationery sheets - a very miniature ball);
• also prepare a pencil and a ruler;
• do not forget about scissors and glue;
• decor - at your discretion - a ribbon to hang a toy, beads, sparkles, foil, etc.

Choose the color of paper depending on what kind of DIY craft you want to make.

1. • First you need to take your square and fold it. This must be done strictly diagonally.

1. • You will get a triangle, the side corners of which will need to be bent to the top. Just make sure you get it symmetrical.

1. • Next, try to carefully straighten each of these bent corners. As a result of your efforts, it should turn out that the longitudinal fold will pass in the middle.

1. • Now you will be dealing with diamonds. Their corners also need to be bent.

1. • After that, in your hands you will get a figure, on the sides of which there will be two small triangular envelopes. Each of them will have to be alternately folded in half, bending the outer edges.

1. • It's time to use glue. You need to carefully glue those narrow triangles that you got so that the petal comes out.

1. • In the same way, model other petals of different colors, because in each individual flower there are five of them.

• Kusudama balls are complex designs related to modular or 3D origami, because the whole figure will consist of many identical parts or modules. For your craft, you need to make twelve flowers.

The finished product can be sprinkled with sparkles, decorated with small foil stamens, glued beads on it and attached a ribbon. Voila - a do-it-yourself origami magic ball is ready and will delight you, giving you a festive mood and a smile.


You can also make any other New Year's toys using the origami technique. For example, it is very easy to cut eleven strips from a multi-colored sheet (width with an A4 sheet of paper is approximately 19 mm). All the stripes will need to be collected in a pile, firmly connecting them in the center (use thread or tape for this). Next, the inner edge of each strip must be bent to the center and glued. So you get a beautiful voluminous toy.

Once you look at the diagram, you can easily collect a star with six or nine rays, and flowers, and snowflakes, and Christmas trees. The main thing is just to start. Let the flight of your imagination allow you to embody the most beautiful and original ideas in DIY Christmas toys.

With the approach of the New Year, every family strives to create a festive atmosphere in the house. And the main attribute of the holiday is an elegant Christmas tree. You can buy Christmas decorations in the store or make them yourself from improvised materials. Such New Year's crafts look very beautiful and original. One of the best ways to decorate an evergreen beauty is origami paper balls.

Schemes and jewelry options

Currently, there are a large number of origami schemes. Some of the most unusual are origami paper magic balls. It is from the simple transformation of a paper sheet into interesting figures that acquaintance with the origami technique begins. Balls made using the Kusudama technique are a real work of art, as they attract the attention of many people with their perfect shape.

Due to the abundance of color solutions, they may well become a decoration for the New Year tree or an extraordinary gift for loved ones. Also very popular is the modular 3D origami technique, in which a whole figure is assembled from many identical parts (models).

To fold each module, one sheet of paper and the rules of classic origami are used. Due to the force of friction, the modules are held together. Creating a simple origami consists of folding paper shapes using mountain and valley folds.

Another technique is folding along the sweep, that is, a drawing showing all the folds of the finished model. And also very popular is wet folding, during which paper moistened with water is used. It allows you to make smooth and expressive lines.

Paper origami ball: module diagram

simple figurines

To make your own simple paper ball, you need:

• paper, such as multi-colored square blocks for writing;
• scissors and glue;
• mug or compass with a pencil.

You need to take prepared paper sheets and cut out circles from them. To make a ball, you will need 32 circles with a diameter of 10 cm: 16 blue and 16 red. Each resulting circle should be bent in half. And then you can start gluing the parts together. To do this, apply glue to the upper outer half of the blue circle and glue it to the lower outer part of the red element. In the same way, it is required to glue all the details with each other, alternating colors: red-blue-red-blue. The result is a stack of semicircular leaves glued together, resembling a book.

After that, you should unfold the figure and proceed to the next step - gluing multi-colored pages of the ball together. Pages of different colors should be connected in different ways. The red ones need to be glued like this: open the red circle and mentally divide it into 6 parts. The upper and lower parts of the left semicircle must be greased with glue, as shown in the picture, and the middle part should be left untouched. Next, you need to connect them with the first and third parts of the right semicircle. After the glue dries, you get something similar to a "pocket". Similarly, connect all the red "pages" of the ball of paper.

Then you need to start gluing the blue "pages". To do this, unfold one of the blue circles and apply glue to the most protruding part (second) of the left semicircle (marked with a cross in the figure). Next, connect with the symmetrically located part of the right blue semicircle. Do the same with all blue "pages".

Then it is necessary to fold the ball blank again with a “book” and wait for the glue to dry completely. Now you need to unfold the craft with a fan and check that all the “pages” are glued together correctly. Then you should put a loop of thread and glue the first and last “pages” of the “book” with glue, forming a voluminous ball. That's all, the blue ball with the red core is ready.

By changing the place of gluing multi-colored "pages", you can get a variety of options for a paper figure. This ball model can be used as a basis for making Christmas decorations and garlands.

Corrugated paper toy

If you wish to do flower-like paper balloon then you need to prepare:

• wire;
• a thread;
• scissors;
• five sheets of corrugated paper measuring 60x40cm.

You need to take the paper and fold it like an accordion or into a roll. It is worth noting that the thicker the roll, the more petals will turn out and the more voluminous the ball will come out. Then you need to fasten the "accordion" in the center with a thread or wire and cut off both end sides of the "accordion" in the form of petals, and then carefully unfold them. In conclusion, you just need to spread the petals in different directions to get a voluminous craft.

Making crafts using the Kusudama technique

To make a paper flower arrangement in the form of a ball, you need to prepare:

• colored paper;
• scissors;
• glue stick;
• simple pencil and ruler.

If you want to use a ball to decorate a Christmas tree, then approximately in the middle of the stage of fastening the flower modules, you need to attach a hanging cord inside.

According to a similar scheme, it is necessary to prepare 11 more elements of the flower and glue them together beautifully. Flower origami paper ball is ready.

Christmas ball of six modules

To create a ball, it is better to use double-sided colored paper: this way the New Year's origami will turn out bright and beautiful. Paper size can be any depending on the desired size of the ball. You will also need glue to assemble the parts together. Manufacturing technology:

Using step-by-step instructions and origami diagrams, you can make DIY magic Christmas balls.

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