The box is almost done: The next part in these origami box instructions is harder to understand from written instructions but the truth is, all the folding and creasing you just did, will cause these last steps to practically form themselves. Do it just once and you'll see what I mean.

The easy origami gift box featured in this tutorial is a traditional design known as a masu box. A masu was originally a square box used to measure rice in Japan during the feudal period. The origami cat box is not difficult to fold at all, and the hardest part is drawing on the face. If you're not artistic, your cat will end up unproportioned like mine, but still cute. :3 Step 1: Start with a square piece of origami paper , but if you only have regular 8.5x11 paper, follow these instructions to make a square sheet . Just follow the easy step by step instructions and you'll be able to make this origami box. It's not hard at all, but you'll need to look at the pictures carefully to make sure you're doing everything correctly. Scroll down for the full list of Origami Instructions on Origami-Fun.com! Just click on the link to see the diagram instructions or download a printable pdf. Many origami models also have videos you can watch! Origami Instructions. Step by step folding instructions. Origami pieces assembled from 2 or more units. Full folding instructions are on our website www.origami-instructions.com Classic Origami Box: This origami model is one of those ones that pretty much anyone who does origami should make at some point. The Classic Origami Box is very simple to make but results in an impressive and useful little box for holding stuff, yay! Great instructions. I loved making this Origami boxes are quite useful as gift boxes and small containers. They're fun to make and some of them can be quite beautiful. The Queen of origami boxes must be Tomoko Fuse, some of her books have an incredible selection of paper boxes. Free online instructions are divided into t