Tea bag origami

Tea bag origami is a type of origami developed through the efforts of Tinyvander Plas, an origami artist who in 1992 used the origami to decorate greeting cards. Tea bag origami uses small square pieces of paper that are folded symmetrically and interlocked to form a 3D model.

Tea bag origami emerged in the field of origami after vander Plas first folded the outer wrapping paper of a tea bag into a symmetrical model and used it to decorate greeting cards. The tea bag wrappers are square and all the same size, two qualities that make for a beautiful, symmetrical piece.

Tea bag origami, like other crafts and artworks, has shown a growing momentum. This basic folding allows a 2-D design to reveal a 3-D rose shape. In addition, tea bag origami can also present other designs, but the only limit to these creativity is the imagination of the artists. Typical designs include birds, butterflies, flowers, and other beautiful things in nature.

The most basic origami tea bag is to make it into a kite shape, and then use eight such kite-shaped units to complete the symmetrical production. Of course, there are more interesting ways to make it. Paper Art Network will provide tutorials in the future The form is shared with everyone, please continue to pay attention.