Fun with Origami

Hi everyone!  Today I am showing something fun and easy to do with Origami papers.  I made these Christmas cards quick and easy to assemble.  
Photo one: Punch out the center on your Basis White 110b cardstock. You can use a circle or something fancy like a scallop circle.  
Photo two: You cut 2×2 squares from your Kraft Print Chiyogami Origami papers, then fold then in half into little triangles.  I then glued the ends together with Tombow Mono Multi-Purpose glue. 
Photo three: Then arrange them around your cut out center – there is no specific way to do this part.

 Simply have fun and just do it!!

Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies Used:
Kraft Print Chiyogami Origami Paper   Mono Multi-Purpose Liquid Glue  Premium Heavy White Card Stock

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