How to make a Newspaper Party CrownしんぶんしのかんむりNewspaper Party Crown
A crown with eight points that you can wear. No scissors needed: pleat the paper and fold the corners down to make the points.

How to fold
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下のふちを上のふちに合わせて、半分に折る
Fold in half from bottom to top.
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左右半分に折って、折りすじをつける
Fold in half from left to right and unfold.
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左右のふちを、まん中の線に合わせて折り、開く
Fold the left and right edges to the center line, then unfold.
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できあがり!じゃばらを開いて頭のまわりに合わせ、はしを重ねてテープでとめたら、かんむりのできあがり! 見開きの長さ(約54cm)で、大人の頭にちょうどよい大きさです。子どもは、はしを多めに重ねてとめます。
Finished! Open the pleats, wrap it around your head, and tape the ends together. Your crown is finished! A double page (about 54 cm long) fits an adult head. For a child, overlap the ends more.
How to play
たんじょう日パーティーや、王さま・おひめさまごっこでかぶろう。山の先に色をぬったり、シールをはったりすると、もっとはなやかになります。
Wear it at a birthday party or when you play king, queen or princess. Color the points or add stickers to make it fancy.
Origami English in this model
- unfold開く(元に戻す)
- crease折りすじ(折りすじをつける)
- open開く
- fold in half半分に折る
- pleat段折り
- corner角
- edge辺(ふち)
- center line中心線
- crownかんむり・おうかん
- point(とがった)先・山
- partyパーティー
- wrap巻く
❓ FAQ
- What age is this origami Newspaper Party Crown for?
- About Age 7+. It is rated “Medium” (level 3 of 5), with 7 steps, and takes about 10 minutes.
- What paper do I need?
- one double page of newspaper, placed sideways, and tape No scissors or glue are needed unless listed above.
- What is it called in Japanese?
- In Japanese it is “しんぶんしのかんむり” (新聞紙の王冠). The word origami (折り紙) itself means “folding paper”: ori = fold, kami = paper.
- Can I print the instructions?
- Yes. “Print the diagram” puts every step on one page (or a PDF), and the practice sheet has the crease lines printed on the paper. Free for home and classroom use.







