What age is this origami Pudding for?

About Age 3+. It is rated “First Fold” (level 1 of 5), with 4 steps, and takes about 4 minutes.

What paper do I need?

1 sheet of double-sided origami paper (yellow and brown). With plain yellow paper, the top will be white like whipped cream No scissors or glue are needed.

What is it called in Japanese?

In Japanese it is “プリン”. 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.

★First Fold FoodOriginal

How to make an origami PuddingプリンPudding

A wobbly custard pudding with brown caramel on top. Fold the top edge, and it becomes the caramel.

4 steps
about 4 min
1 sheet of double-sided origami paper (yellow and brown). With plain yellow paper, the top will be white like whipped cream
Age 3+

How to fold

黄色の面を上にして、上のふちを少し下へ折る（カラメル）
Start with the yellow side up. Fold the top edge down a little. This is the caramel.
下のふちを、うしろへ折る
Fold the bottom edge behind.
左右を、上がせまくなるように、ななめにうしろへ折る
Fold the left and right sides behind at an angle, so the top is narrower.
プリンのカップの形になります。
上の2つのかどを、少しうしろへ折る
Fold the two top corners behind a little.
できあがり！カラメルのたれと、上にクリームやさくらんぼをかいたら、プリンのできあがり！
Finished! Draw dripping caramel, plus cream and a cherry on top, and your pudding is finished!

How to play

おやつやさんごっこ。ケーキやアイスクリームの作品とならべてみよう。

Play sweets shop with the cake and ice cream models.

Origami English in this model

corner角
edge辺（ふち）
puddingプリン
caramelカラメル
dessertデザート
wobblyぷるぷる

❓ FAQ

What age is this origami Pudding for?: About Age 3+. It is rated “First Fold” (level 1 of 5), with 4 steps, and takes about 4 minutes.
What paper do I need?: 1 sheet of double-sided origami paper (yellow and brown). With plain yellow paper, the top will be white like whipped cream No scissors or glue are needed.
What is it called in Japanese?: In Japanese it is “プリン”. 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.