Origami Frog Tutorial (Traditional)

How to make an origami frog
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Model: Frog
Designer: Traditional
Difficulty: Easy
Paper: 7 in./17.8 cm square kami
Frog:
This is a classic model that the frog base comes from. It is fun for kids because it is inflatable. It does have multiple reverse folds and petal folds so it takes a little bit longer than some of the simpler traditional models but this it is great for learning those techniques.
Traditional Origami:
Traditional models have been around for centuries, most of which have no known origin. They are typically very simple models to fold and a great place to start learning the basics. They are good to teach to children but are also good to learn for someone of any level because they use the fundamentals of origami.

[@rbrett2005]

Very good, very helpful, and it also inspired me😊 to

[@yoonjihyo5409]

It was kinda hard, thanks for the step-by-step tutorial, my model looks cool 🐸🌷

[@RobertGustafson-p6y]

Many thanks for a wonderful tutorial. Your steps were very well explained and you took just enough time to show how the model should look as the model proceeds. I especially appreciated you naming the folds as they are performed which was much appreciated by this beginner. Good tutorial and the inflation at the end is a very surprising and fun step. Your narration was extremely well done - as if a friend was showing me the way!! Upon completion, the frog jumped right out of the paper!!!

[@BreakinDaHabit]

really nice and detailed tutorial with a good pace its not fast or slow

[@RachaelBarnett-su8lk]

whenever i want to make a origami frog i come back to this video... every time!!!

[@GnrMilligan]

Thanks for taking the time to do this video. This was the model I remembered from my Robin Harbin books from maybe 45years ago. I no longer have the books and couldn't quite remember the steps, but wanted to make one for a friend and needed a memory jog. It was nice to hear you using terms I recognised from the Harbin books that I was familiar with. I'm sure that made it much easier to slip back into the times of following the book instructions as a kid. So thank you for the instructions, and the nostalgia! Have yourself a well earned Like and a Sub Sir! However, if being a subscriber causes excessive new costs in me buying paper, you will be hearing from my lawyer! 😄 Thanks again.

[@bonvoyage2357]

Start from 9:00 with frog base ready

[@holacomooduh]

Blowing the butt was so funny but this is awesome

[@Hutchings02]

at ½ way i was like "we making a 6 winged crane?"

[@ArtOfFold]

Haha, give it a try and see what happens!

[@JasmineTurkewitsch]

Thank you for not going to fast and explaining. It was very clear love your videos!❤

[@komalpatel9729]

So amazing

[@legsalad]

I thought the intro was the tutorial, I did make a pretty good crane though.

[@jpes609]

Fun piece, made it with cruddy paper and the reverse folds on the legs and feet were killing me. Probably wont fold this guy again until i have some more pliable paper, but good tutorial nonetheless. The inflation is a cool step

[@w.d.gastertalon7651]

my model turned out good. Thanks!

[@RachaelBarnett-su8lk]

i have the most trouble with the petal fold. this tutorial is the best though.

[@haysie8775]

thanks so much man

[@NoQuarter91]

Those arm and leg reverse folds tho☠️

[@caseymalson5318]

fantastic tutorial.

[@taknie6664]

thanks great tutorial

[@ArtOfFold]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ashutoshanthwal6941]

This is not good in looks
Me and my brother made this and it looks very strange and bad

[@Hutchings02]

ez

[@123.yumer-]

Hate this vid very unhelpful