How to make Japanese origami kimono
In Japanese cuisine, we can often see some beautiful decorations on the tableware. These decorations are mainly very beautiful kimonos made by using origami method. This actually gives us some inspiration and tips. We can also learn how to make origami kimonos, and then decorate them on our tableware before we eat Japanese food, so that our Japanese food looks beautiful. It looks more Japanese-style. The difficulty of making such origami is very low. It can be said that even children without strong hands-on ability can make beautiful origami kimonos as long as they follow the origami illustrated tutorials.
Fold the napkin into an origami kimono like this, like It’s much more beautiful than a plain napkin
Let’s use colored paper to see how to make this origami kimono
After folding the two sides, pull them apart and fold the top
Then continue to the above part Folding
Such a beautiful origami kimono is completed
Continue to make another one Let’s grow origami kimonos
This kind of production is also a very simple origami operation
Follow this The method in the tutorial can be easily completed
This origami kimono complements the Japanese dishes
It is particularly important for everyone to choose paper when folding. We know that if we want to show a better Japanese style, we need to use some paper with relatively elegant colors or use Japanese paper. Of course, the ultimate goal or what you want to use this origami for can be adjusted according to your own needs to achieve very good results. When folding origami, we also You can make some simple modifications to turn this origami kimono into a small bag for chopsticks.
Main material: colored paper, Tools required: utility knife,
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