日本語

How to make a Paper TrayかみざらPaper Tray

An eight-sided paper plate with a colored rim. Put snacks or candy on it for a party feeling.

★★Square Tray (Easy)★★Newspaper Snack Tray (Easy)

How to fold

  1. 4つの角を、少しだけ折る

    Fold the four corners in a little.

  2. 上下左右の4つのふちを、細く折る

    Fold the four straight edges in to make a narrow rim.

  3. ななめの4つのふちも、同じはばで折る

    Fold the four slanted edges in the same way.

  4. できあがり!八角形のおさらのできあがり! ふちを指で少し立てると、小さな物がころがり落ちにくくなります。

    Finished! Your eight-sided tray is finished! Bend the rim up a little with your fingers so small things do not roll off.

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❓ FAQ

What age is this origami Paper Tray for?
About Age 3+. It is rated “First Fold” (level 1 of 5), with 3 steps, and takes about 4 minutes.
What paper do I need?
One sheet of square origami paper (15 cm / 6 in). No scissors or glue are needed.
What is it called in Japanese?
In Japanese it is “かみざら” (紙皿). 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.

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Practice sheet with crease linesJust fold on the lines

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