Hedgehog Corner Bookmark – Origami for Kids

Hedgehog crafts are usually “reserved” for fall but I really love this animal so much that I had to make this hedgehog corner bookmark.

These origami corner bookmarks are great origami products for kids beginners, easy to make and kids can use them effectively.

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Hedgehog Corner Bookmark

brown origami paper
paper, slightly darker than “original brown paper” – there are often more shades of brown in origami paper packs
white paper, black marker
glue, scissors

Start by folding the origami paper diagonally in both directions.

Fold into a triangle with the colored side out.

Fold the top of the triangle down (just one sheet of paper) as shown in the image below.

Fold the left corner of the triangle to the center. Repeat with the right corner, making sure you fold both sides evenly and unfold both sides.

Fold the right corner up. Repeat with the left corner. Fold evenly.

Put both “pieces” in the bag.

Glue a dark brown paper inside the corner bookmark. Use a pencil to draw a spine outline. Take out the dark paper and cut along the traced line. Add glue and insert into the corner bookmark.

More ideas about Origami corner bookmarks

We’ve made so many cute monster origami corner bookmarks, there are so many ways you can make these. Also check out this cute reindeer bookmark, it’s super fun!

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