Fold origami rabbits and decorate your home

Origami is a well-known Japanese folding art that looks back on a centuries-old tradition in the Far Eastern country. There people like to and often use the origami technique to create beautiful, unique decorative figures for the house and garden. Today we want to show you in pictures and text how you can fold origami bunnies. You could not only use a cute bunny as a decoration for Easter, but also for other festive occasions. The children particularly enjoy folding origami rabbits. It’s also a great way to teach the little ones how to be dexterous and think creatively.

Make your children happy with a few origami bunnies!

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This origami bunny is holding the Easter eggs!

• When folding origami bunnies, you need some free time and patience

Folding origami rabbits is not intended for beginners in the Japanese art of folding. It would be better if you had some experience. Take enough free time to perfect the little bunny. With the Japanese folding technique, even the smallest details are important, so they have to be done with precision. Follow the steps in the folding technique and you can’t go wrong.

Photo 9: Your origami bunnies can be so cute.

The next video demonstrates how you can fold an origami bunny, quickly and easily!

• Fold an origami rabbit, and not just for Easter

We all know that the bunny has a traditional place in every Easter decoration. In addition to colorful Easter eggs and chicks, it cuts a fine figure both indoors and outdoors. Today it is more about numerous handicraft ideas that can be realized in every season. The most important thing is, you want to deal with such craft ideas and learn the Japanese art of folding. Little origami bunnies can be a great way to decorate your home office or children’s room all year round. We leave it up to you in which color your origami bunny is designed. Actually, all colors are possible. Every origami bunny shows your creativity and expresses your individuality in the best possible way. So, well worth trying an origami bunny, isn’t it?

Our editorial team wishes you the best of luck with folding origami bunnies!