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Fold a rectangular box from a letter sized piece of paper.

Custom pattern generated from the box-template site

Learn how to make a printing paper or copy paper origami box instructions. Very similar to another box-out-of-rectangular-paper but slightly larger and less sturdy. There's a trade-off between side and sturdiness.

How to make a simple origami box. Tutorial done with 15x15 cm origami paper, but can also be done with rectangles. To make a pen holder make a deep box and use cardboard or other thick paper (21cm x 21cm or larger sheet)

This tutorial demonstrates how to make a glue bound paper back book using a hot glue gun and EVA glue. This creates a "perfect binding" paperback book.

Tools Required: - Bookbinding Jig - Exacto Knife - Bone Folder - Heavy Duty Hot Glue Gun - Straight Edge Metal Ruler - Metal Spreader or Putty Knife - Pencil - Card Stock for Cover - Paper for Book Block

Make twisted curl rainbows using color film, resin and packing tape. The idea is to make your surface with the colour film, dome it with resin, let it cure until it is dry but still bendable (half the time it takes to cure hard) and then wrap the piece around a cylinder (like a pencil) and tape it down to hold it in place until it is fully cured. This uses colour film from little-windows.com, but I expect normal cellophane would work just as well. One could also use pretty (translucent) paper.

How to Fold the Easy Origami Box. An alternative to the traditional Origami Box. Step by Step Instructions.

Folding a two-colour box from A4 paper

This origami box is rectangular in shape and super easy to make! For printable instructions on this design, please visit www.Origami-Fun.com

Tutorial for making a tiny book pendant for a necklace.

Turn an A4-sized letter into a folded square with the writing inside. Cool.

The unfoldable-ness of this box is not that it can't be folded, but that once it is made/folded and pulled into its box shape, it cannot be unfolded.

Interesting shape. Like a cross between a triangle and a hexagon.

Tutorial for an origami box. To make a lid, one uses slightly larger paper.