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Cat Origami – Easy Paper Cat Folding Tutorial for Kids

Learn how to make a cute origami cat using simple paper folding steps. This easy tutorial is perfect for kids, beginners, and parents looking for a fun creative activity at home or school.

MATERIAL NEEDED

  • 1 square sheet of paper

  • Colored paper (optional)

  • Sketch pen or marker (to draw eyes, nose, and whiskers)

PAPER SIZE

  • 15 × 15 cm (6 × 6 inches) square paper

  • Any size square paper will work

TIME REQUIRED

  • 5–10 minutes

DIFFICULTY

  • Easy (Beginner friendly)

  • Suitable for kids aged 5+

🧩 STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1: Start with a Square

Step 1: Start with a Square

Place the square paper flat on a table with the colored side facing down.

Step 2: Fold into a Triangle

Step 2: Fold into a Triangle

Fold the paper diagonally to form a triangle. Press the fold neatly.

Step 3: Make the Cat Ears

Step 3: Make the Cat Ears

Take the two top corners of the triangle and fold them upward slightly to form ears.

Step 4: Flip the Paper

Step 4: Flip the Paper

Turn the paper over carefully.

Step 5: Fold the Bottom Edge

Step 5: Fold the Bottom Edge

Fold the bottom tip upward a little to shape the cat’s face.

Step 6: Draw the Face

Step 6: Draw the Face

Use a marker to draw eyes, nose, mouth, and whiskers. Your origami cat is ready!

💡 TIPS FOR KIDS & PARENTS

  • Use bright or patterned paper to make the cat look fun

  • Parents can help younger kids with neat folds

  • Encourage kids to create different expressions (happy, sleepy, surprised)

  • Great activity for craft time, birthday parties, or school projects

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this origami cat suitable for beginners?

Yes, this is a very easy origami model designed especially for beginners and kids.

Can I use rectangular paper?

No, origami works best with square paper. You can cut rectangular paper into a square.

What age group is this for?

This tutorial is ideal for kids aged 5 years and above.

Can we make different animals using the same method?

Yes! With small changes, similar folds can be used to make foxes, dogs, and bears.