Looking for a fun and easy origami project?
Learn how to make an adorable easy origami frog face with just a square sheet of paper!
Perfect for all ages, this simple craft is great for beginner folders and can be used in greeting cards, party favors, or as a cute addition to your springtime décor.
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If you're looking for a fun, simple, and engaging craft to do, this origami frog face is just what you need.
Whether you’re planning an Easter celebration, throwing a quirky birthday party, or just seeking a fun craft to do with the kids, this little frog face will add a playful touch to any occasion.
Best of all, it only requires a single square sheet of paper—and with just a few folds, you’ll have a cute frog face in no time. This project is easy enough for beginners but still enjoyable for anyone who loves a quick and creative craft.
It’s a wonderful option for kids’ craft time, and it’s perfect for creating little decorations for gift tags, party favors, or even as additions to birthday cards.
You can also use the frogs as decorations for Halloween, Christmas, or any other event you’re celebrating.
The beauty of this craft is in its versatility: after folding the basic frog face, you can take it to the next level by adding your own unique flair.
Get creative with markers to draw on eyes, a smile, or even extra patterns on the paper. You could even add some googly eyes or stickers for a more textured, 3D look!
Not only is this craft great for kids, but it’s also a fun little project for adults.
It’s ideal for a family craft day, a rainy afternoon, or even as a fun way to pass time with friends.
Plus, you can make a bunch of them and string them together to create a cute frog-themed garland or hang them as ornaments.
So, gather your supplies—one square piece of paper, scissors, and some markers—and dive into making this adorable origami frog face that’s sure to bring joy to your space or event!
Why You'll Love This Pattern
- Quick and easy: Only one piece of paper, scissors, and markers, with simple folds that anyone can master.
- Great for all ages: Whether you're introducing kids to origami or enjoying a fun craft session with friends, this frog face is perfect for everyone.
- Perfect for occasions: Ideal for Easter, Halloween, birthday parties, or even as decorations for Christmas.
- Customizable: Add your own unique style with markers, stickers, or googly eyes to make each frog face different.
- Versatile use: Once folded, use the frogs as gift tags, party favors, or even string them together for a garland or ornament.
Skill Level
★☆☆☆☆ (Very Easy)
Materials Needed
- 1 square sheet of paper (ideally you want paper that is white on one side.)
- Scissors
- Markers (for decorating)
Note: A frog face made with 6 inch x 6 inch (15 cm x 15 cm) paper will make a frog face that is about 3 inches x 2.5 inches (8 cm x 7 cm).
If you can’t get paper that is colored/patterened on one side and white on the other, you could always glue two sheets of paper together.
Instructions
Step 1: Start with the color you want your frog facing up.
Step 2: Fold the bottom edge up to meet the top edge.
Step 3: Unfold previous step.
Step 4: Fold the left edge to meet the right edge.
Step 5: Unfold previous step.
Step 6: Fold the top edge down to meet the middle crease.
Step 7: Flip your paper over from left to right. The fold you made in the previous step should still be at the top.
Step 8: Fold both the left and right edges in to meet the middle crease.
Step 9: Fold the bottom edge up along the line shown.It’s edge should come just above the white of the paper.
Step 10: Gently open out the left and right white squares and tuck the edge you just folded up underneath.
Step 11: Fold the inner corners of the white squares along the lines shown,tucking them underneath.
Step 12: Flip your paper over from left to right.
Step 13: Fold the top edge down slightly along the line shown.
Step 14: Open out the top edge as shown.
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Step 15: Using scissors, cut along the lines shown. You want these lines to similar in length. This is done to help shape the frog’s eyes.
Step 16: Fold the bottom left and right corners of the white up slightly on a diagonal.
Step 17: Fold all of the four corners of the green part (colored part of your frog) inward on a diagonal, keeping the folds as symmetrical as possible.
Step 18: Flip your frog over from left to right. Decorate with markers. Completed frog.
Tips For Success
- Make sure your folds are crisp for a clean, neat final result. Use a flat surface and your finger to press down each fold securely.
- Experiment with different paper colors! While green is classic for frogs, you can have fun with patterned paper or even bright, fun colors to make unique frogs.
- When decorating, use markers to draw quirky expressions on the frog faces—whether a simple smile, eyes, or little details like spots or lines.
- You can make a bunch of frog faces and use them as an activity for kids' parties or classroom events, giving them each the opportunity to design their own frog face.
- Stick a toothpick on the back to make frog cake toppers.
Color, Paper Ideas, and Variations
- Green Paper: Classic for a frog face, but you can also experiment with other colors.
- Patterned Paper: Use paper with fun patterns like polka dots or stripes to give your frog a unique touch.
- While green is the most obvious choice, frogs come in many colors. Try making purple, pink, or blue frogs for a playful twist!
- Try using textured paper like kraft or foil for a special touch.
- Add googly eyes, stickers, or even small paper tongues for extra detail and fun.
FAQ
Yes, you can make this using different sized square paper.
Absolutely! Once you fold the frog face, add a little note or message to make it a personalized gift tag for any occasion.
You could even punch a hole into it and attach a string.
Of course! While green is traditional, feel free to use any color or pattern that fits the theme of your project or event.
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