How to Fold an Easy Origami Christmas Tree
Traditional/Unknow Are you looking for a fun and festive origami project? Learn how to fold a traditional origami Christmas tree, an easy yet charming model that’s perfect for beginners.
With just a few simple folds, you’ll make a fir tree that looks like it’s sitting in a planter, ready to brighten up your holiday decorations.
Best of all, this model takes less than 5 minutes to fold, making it perfect for a relaxing break.
Happy folding!
Origami Christmas Tree Step-by-Step Instructions
- Difficulty: Easy – Beginner Level 1
- Folding time: Less than 5 minutes
Recommended Paper
15×15 cm (6×6 in) Kami
Step 1
Start with the white side of the paper facing up. Fold and unfold in half diagonally.
Step 2
Rotate the paper 45° clockwise.
Step 3
Fold the left and right top edges towards the center line, creating a kite base.
Step 4
Bring the bottom corner to the top corner, and fold in half.
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Step 5
Fold the left and right top edges towards the center line.
Step 6
Fold the top corner down along the dotted line using the reference points to guide you.
Step 7
Fold the bottom corner upwards along the dotted line so it meets the bottom edge of the green triangle.
Step 8
Turn the model over.
The Completed Origami Christmas Tree
Congratulations on creating your traditional paper tree!
Don’t hesitate to experiment with double-sided origami paper like green and red colors for an extra festive touch.
Want to make your tree even more special? Add an origami star at the top and small paper dots as ornaments to bring your creation to life.
Proud of your handiwork? Share your origami Christmas tree with our community in the comments or on social media. We can’t wait to see your creative holiday crafting!
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