Heart Corner Bookmarks

It’s great to be able to make Valentine’s heart corner bookmarks, and you can even make them super personal by scribbling a special little note on them. Corner bookmarks are a great origami project for kids and beginners, and with a little scissor magic behind it, you can easily turn them into hearts.

Heart corner bookmark

What you need

red (or pink) origami paper
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Start by folding the origami paper diagonally on both diagonals. Fold into a triangle. Grab the top of the triangle and fold it towards the bottom.

Now fold the left and right corners to the middle. Unfold. Fold the left and right corners to the top and “tuck them into the pocket”.

Now cut out the heart shape with scissors. Your heart corner bookmark is ready to gift to your special someone.

You can decorate it further with a personal note or even add an arrow or paper wings for a fun look.

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