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How To Fold An Origami Angel

Follow along with us and learn how to fold an origami angel. All you need for this activity is a square piece of paper. Feel free to pause the video if we go too fast, or rewind if you need to rewatch a step.

Also check out our other origami activities!

How To Fold An Origami Angel



Filed Under: Christmas, Origami For Kids Tagged With: angel, Christmas, holiday, nativity, origami

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