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This craft is one of the 24 Jewish Origami projects published by Joel Stern and is reprinted with his permission.  Take this opportunity to build your own pyramid while you learn more about the ancient cultures of the middle east.    Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of Joel Stern Paper Works. This is a whole new look at Origami. The full instructions and diagrams for this craft are contained on the printables page. Be sure to check out Joel's definition of a valley fold and a m...  Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of CircleofCrafters.com. This tea bag folded cross is quick and easy to make. It only requires 5 tiles. It would look great on the cover of a seasonal greeting card, on a scrapbook page, or could also be used for ma...  Click here

This craft was designed by Barbara Boville, of Mac Arthur Elementary School, Geeen Bay, Wisconsin and is reprinted courtesy of the Incredible Art Department. Barbara has done these Japanese Origami dolls with fifth grade. She suggests working th...  Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of ActivityVillage.co.uk. Australia Day is just around the corner on January 26th. Celebrate by making a Koala. This very cute little guy is a simple model to fold and makes a perfect project for beginners who are l...  Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of Joel Stern Paper Works. The full instructions and diagrams for this loveable Panda are contained on the printables page. Be sure to check out Joel's definition of a valley fold and a mountain fold under the instr...  Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of Daves-Snowflakes.com. If you enjoyed the snowflake pattern from Dave in December, you'll want to be sure to add this one to your collection.    Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of Daves Snowflake Page. When is a snowflake not a snowflake....when it's a lovely lacy Valentine for your sweetheart!   Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of Daves Snowflake Page. REAL SNOWFLAKES HAVE SIX POINTS.! It can be fun to cut out patterns that have different numbers of points, but these are usually called STARS. Only the six-pointed ones should really be call...  Click here

This craft reprinted courtesy of Planet Pals. Use up any old paper like gift wrap, newsprint, etc to make this star ornament for yourself and your friends.     Click here

This craft is an original FreeKidsCrafts.com creation using folding instructions from MakingFriends.com.  Make a bunch and set them out for your guests to enjoy a sweet during the holdiay.  Click here

This craft is reprinted courtesy of Pat Kelley of Scissorcraft.com.  Get back to the basics of paper folding with this easy and fun pattern specially made for children.  Click here