I would like to tell you about a very fun and easy work with making origami hearts with pictorial writing. You can prepare this work, which you can prepare in a simple way with the folding techniques most frequently used in origami studies, with fun. Without further ado, I want to move on to the stages of making origami hearts.
To make a paper heart, you need to use special origami paper. You can find these papers in all hobby stores or stationery stores. Cut and prepare square sized papers according to the size of the hearts you want to make. Afterwards, you can prepare paper hearts by folding by paying attention to the folds and folding features according to the steps in the picture below.
You can evaluate the hearts you get with origami heart making in different ways. I’m thinking of using these lovely hearts for wall decoration, baby bed ornament, refrigerator ornament, or decorative item decoration. You can create very nice works according to your imagination with many paper hearts in different sizes.
Now I am sharing the best illustrated explanation for the question of how to make an origami heart. I hope it helps and you can come up with such nice work. Good luck with.
Heart with Wings Instructions
Start with a square sheet of paper with the white-side facing up.
Fold in half (left to right) and unfold.
Fold in half (top to bottom) and unfold.
Fold the top-edge and the bottom-edge towards the middle crease.
Unfold the top-edge.
Turn the paper around.
Fold up the bottom-left and bottom-right corners so they meet in the middle.
Fold the left-edge and right edge towards the middle.
Unfold the last step
Unfold the bottom-right corner.
The next few steps are tricky:
fold the right-edge back in about 3/4 of the way.
Make a reverse fold by turning a mountain fold to a valley fold.
Make another reverse fold so the flap swings back in.
Lastly, fold up the bottom flap so the paper is folded zig-zag.
Repeat step 8 on the other side.
Turn the model around.
Fold down the entire top-section.
In transition: press the paper flat.
Make valley folds so the paper swings out and open.
Use the existing crease to fold up the bottom-edge. The corners will flatten into points.
Fold down the top corners so you get the top of the heart.
Fold down the tips so the corners are more rounded.
To make the wings, make 3 valley folds with the bottom part of the model.
Swing up the bottom part of the model.
Make 4 valley folds in between the existing creases
Flip the section back down.
Pinch the center to emphasize the creases.
Turn the model around and you’re done!
I told you it’ll be worth it!