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Origami Butterfly Tutorial Take A Deep Breath!

The Double Arched Entry to St.

Kevin's Monastery, Ireland I snapped
this picture when on vacation in
Ireland in June 2007

I posted this origami butterfly card last week and many of you asked if I
could do a tutorial on it. So here it is!
With Origami you really need to see each step clearly as it can be
confusing the first time you make anything. There are 11 steps shown
here!
I suggest you use a piece of plain computer paper the first time you try
to make this butterfly. Once you get it you can whip them out in just a
couple of minutes! It may take a few tries to figure out the folds so
don't get discouraged. I hope my pictures help you visualize them.
To make the small butterflies that end up to be about 1 3/4" x 2 " I used
a piece of Origami paper 2" x 3". I purchased my paper at The Paper
Source but there are many places to get it. I like the colors/patterns
they have and you can see all of the pieces that you are buying most
packages you only see the first and last piece so you're not always sure
what's in between!

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For this tutorial I'm using a piece of Origami paper 4 x 6 and it makes a
butterfly about 3" x 4". I made this one bigger so you could hopefully see
the steps better. The smaller 2" x 3" size is best for regular size cards if
that's what you are making them for.
You should use a piece of double sided Origami paper ie. printed on
each side since both sides end up showing and it makes it more
colorful. Note: Although you can use any kind of paper, it needs to be
light weight so you can make good creases and folds. Origami paper is
best.

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So let's take a deep breath and get started on it! My husband, Kent,
was the photographer for me since both of my hands were busy!!

Step 1: Hold paper with the longer side at top and bottom, front side
up.

Julia Aston

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all my life. I live in Massachusetts
and am very happily married to
Kent who lets me be me. I have
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Step 2: Fold in half bringing top down to meet bottom and crease.

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Step 3: Open the paper back up, turn it over & rotate it so that the
short side is at top and bottom (Note I had already made a butterfly
out of this piece so you can see many folds yours will only show the
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Step 5: Lift right side up to the existing vertical center crease open
the edges on the right side and squash fold it (push the top fold down
towards you where my right index finger is)

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Step 10: Now unfold those creases you just made open the layers at
the top and push the edge inside on the same creases (push where my
right index finger is) this is called a reverse fold. Do this on both sides.

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England. It is just one of the many Origami projects in the book called
"Minigami" by Gay Merrill Gross published by Firefly books. I highly
recommend this book. It has patterns for dresses, hats, purses, ducks,
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Louise said...

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Wow this is beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial!

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Bunny B said...
Great tutorial! Your husband's so cool to take all those pics :)
April 24, 2008 at 4:29 AM
dpkennedy said...
This card is gorgeous! Love the pp you used and the three sizes of
butterflies! Thank you so much for your generousity for sharing
this with us! That was really nice of you!!
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Linsey said...
these are just beautiful, Julia! The very detailed tutorial and
wonderful visuals are fantastic! I will give this project a try and
let you know how it goes! They won't be this lovely, that's for
sure! TFS! hugs~
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Wow, what a wonderful tutoriala lot of time went into that,

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Great job on the tutorial Julia! May have to try making one of
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wow! thanks for a fabulous tutorial.. I will definitely be trying
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great tutorial, I'm going to have to make some these

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Oh wow!! This is outstanding. So creative! Thanks for taking the
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Mothermark said...
It's awesome Julia....what wonderful butterflies! Great job on the
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AMAZING!! Thank you for sharing!!
May 21, 2008 at 2:12 AM
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whoa! this is amazing!!!
thanks. you make it really easy :D
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great tutorial! it took me a few tries, but i finally got it. mine
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These are by far the prettiest origami butterflies!!! Your tutorial
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Thanks :o)
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make about 100 for my daughters first birthday decorations. This

is by far the most beautiful one and such an easy to follow and
fabulous tutorial. Many thanks

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Anonymous said...
Hi,
I would like to do this butterfly but i don't know what does it
mean the paper size is 3" x 4" or 2" x 3"....
I am hungarian. I don't know the english measures.
Can you help me?

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thank you for the tutorial. i was looking for a simple design for
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hi julia..thanks to ur husbands great photos and ur lovely
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Anonymous said...
Thanks so much for this great demonstration. I have made 2
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I have to make 90 butterflies by the end of today. I think I have

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wow.. what a great pict n tutor..

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This is a beautiful paper butterfly and thank you for the great
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I'm following this cause to make 1,500,000 butterflies
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that was the most cool butterfly every

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thanks so much for this! I have spent the last hour trying to find
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Thank you so much! I'm an art teacher and I've been looking
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I Loved this tutorial so much! Thank you. My fiance and myself

will be using this to make sembazaru for our wedding instead of
cranes because we still give each other butterflies I featured
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i loved the butterfly. very nicely explained. thanks

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I couldn't believe how easy your very detailed photographic
tutorial was to follow. You really have a knack for teaching.
Thank you so much for the effort it took to produce this.

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PY.R.L said...
The butterfly is the prettiest one I've seen! I like to make hand
made cards for friends and family, and right now I'm starting on
one for a friend's birthday. She loves butterflies so I think she will
love it! Thanks heaps!
PS: The section for the crease of the wings were a little hard to
understand but after playing around with it, it seemed to be so
simple!
April 30, 2012 at 8:49 AM

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Anonymous said...
This was fantastic! I just made the most fantastic butterfly for my
friend for her birthday because of how wonderfully detailed and
easy to follow this was. Thank you!

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Essy said...
Such a clear tutorial, thank you! Time to get busy!
March 27, 2013 at 4:44 PM
Maya OrenDahan said...
Thanks for the fabulous tutorial. Here is what I made:
http://mayadahan.blogspot.com/2014/03/threecards.html
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