Fold a heart page marker
This is simply too easy not to make!
1. Use a square piece of paper.
2. Fold in half. Crease.
3. Half again. Crease.
4. Open up.
5. Fold bottom portion to the middle crease line.
6. Turn over. From the edge on the left, fold a triangle.
7. Repeat 6 on the right.
8. Turn over.
9. Bring point C to the top.
10. Turn over.
11. Use finger to make an opening.
12. Flatten to form triangle.
13. Repeat step 12 on the left side.
14. Fold a triangle from the edge for both sides.
15. Fold a tiny triangle from each peak.
16. Turn over. Fold the areas behind the dotted lines.
This origami model is simple but versatile because it’s also able to become a 4-leaf clover or a flower by grouping 4 together, hide a small item (like a ring) in front and even stand on its own by making an easel with the back flap.
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From erin
I love this neat idea!
2009.02.10 @ 2:43 pm
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From Lynn
These hearts are so fun to make. I enjoy making them. Thanks!
2009.02.10 @ 8:56 pm
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From Liz
Thank you, thank you for this! I am making these with my students on Friday.
2009.02.11 @ 3:09 am
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2009.02.11 @ 7:01 pm
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From Liz
Clara, the kids and I mades these yesterday and they loved it so much! I actually had two students go home and make them as Valentines to give to the whole class. Thanks again for the great idea.
2009.02.13 @ 10:50 pm
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2009.02.14 @ 8:35 am
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2009.02.15 @ 1:14 am
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From Rose
Easy and very funny to make!
Greetings from Holland, Rose.
2009.02.23 @ 12:20 am
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2009.07.04 @ 9:07 pm
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From Virgizza
Thank you for your tutorial!!! It’s very nice…
I’m making a thousand of it XD
Kiss
Virgizza2009.09.18 @ 10:20 pm
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From Anna
Sweet! Its of great design, fitting perfectly as a four-leaf clover. <3 Almost Valentine’s Day, can’t wait! x
2010.01.23 @ 3:33 pm
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From Anna
I can’t wait for the next tutorial on origami hearts! I wonder if there’s one on wishing stars?
2010.01.29 @ 6:21 pm
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From Beta
Thanks for this beautiful idea! I have thought about sharing it with my readers and I hope you are not sorry if I have inserted her in my post of S. Valentine (http://bimbumbeta.blogspot.com/2010/02/un-amore-di-biglietto.html). If you had to not make you like I will handle to remove the link to your blog. Regards, Beta
2010.02.02 @ 7:24 pm
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2010.04.07 @ 5:49 pm
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2010.04.14 @ 11:47 pm
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From Nina Sabrina
Thanks for the tutorial . I like your idea <3. How do you fold a heart using a rectangular paper ? I need to teach my daughter to fold a heart . Although I tought her this way , she still find it complicated . Please help me bloomize =(
2010.04.26 @ 3:50 pm
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From SamaPaper
So pretty!
I want one of these. I’m gonna go and make some right now!2010.05.28 @ 5:55 pm
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