DIY - Easy Paper Tree Tutorial

[@JeruuiG]

This may look silly and simple, but I have honestly been stumped for a week at attempting to make a simple dead tree from crampled paper.
This video really helped me a lot.

[@frog.origami]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@kavitarauthan8888]

a week i did this in like in like an hour or 2
edit:- it might be a bit longer but yeah

[@dutchpaperfolder-origamivideos]

Awesome tree!

[@frog.origami]

Thank you! 😊

[@crimsonhawk78]

Love this technique. Can't wait to try it

[@angesmall8075]

this saved my school project

[@peggyrosales9653]

Thats amazing, thank you

[@frog.origami]

Glad you like it!

[@Gauravparvati]

Great work..... 👍👍👍

[@afrozaakther9667]

I will add the leaves for my school project

[@sweetieboo5962]

How do i get the paper to look thicker and fuller???

[@frog.origami]

I'm not really sure what you mean but you could always use more paper. That way the tree can be thicker :)

[@nalazocca4467]

my tree looks terrible. how can i make it look better?

[@frog.origami]

I'm not sure what's wrong but you could try tightening the twist or using glue to stick it together and make the paper harden when the glue dries

[@tigric9188]

Try adding some leaves green or pink.

[@romeodlive6607]

Cover it with masking tape tightly...then apply dark brown acrylic paint....hope it'll looks better than earlier

[@Nivi.Sudha24]

Same on my side

[@carmenoliveira1963]

Gostei

[@ranjitjha6037]

Which paper is used in making this

[@frog.origami]

You can use any rectangular paper, such as A4, F4 or even a paper bag

[@gitashaw8172]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@RivaldoDaviero-dc2vx]

How do you add the leaves then?

[@frog.origami]

Well, it's a leafless paper tree so no leaves. But you can try to glue paper cutouts in the shape of leaves or flowers.

[@maryjhin2827]

how about the leaves?

[@frog.origami]

You can stick green or pink paper in the shape of leaves on the branches.

[@madesuartini1806]

Aku udah like subscribe tekan tombol lonceng good luck

[@frog.origami]

Thank you ☺️

[@atifalam2761]

Can I us one paper

[@frog.origami]

I've never tried it, but it seems possible. You just need to divide the paper into four equal parts lengthwise. But the end result will most likely be slimmer and also has longer branches.

[@lathasritanimki3239]

Aa brown