Discover Origami Bookmarks

Do you find yourself rereading the introduction of the same book over and over again because you never remember which page you were on? It happens to all of us, don't worry…. Who doesn't suffer transient global amnesia from time to time?

Here comes the latest technology to put an end to our earthly frustrations! Origami bookmarks… With little animal faces… A pig will remind you which page you're on… Or a chicken, if you prefer!

Maybe someone you know will tell you that you can turn the corner of the pages to find out where to go back to the next page… My advice: get rid of your conspiratorial friends…. One day, you will find out that they have friends other than you…! Traitors, in short….

Kawaii Tiger

Do you like tigers…? I don't know what I'm writing, but… Imagine you've just met someone and that's the first question you ask them… Well, I guess one of my readers would be able to… Nothing, I didn't say anything!

Did you know that the tiger (Panthera tigris) is one of the species of the pantherine subfamily (family Felidae) belonging to the genus Panther? So the tiger is actually a panther? That means all this, doesn't it?

The tiger is found only on the Asian continent; it is a carnivorous predator and is the largest feline species in the world along with the lion, and both can reach a size comparable to that of the largest feline fossils. And it's also your bookmark! A somewhat demeaning role in comparison, perhaps?

Kawaii chicken

The rooster and hen (Gallus gallus domesticus) are the domestic subspecies of the species Gallus gallus, a species of Galliform (I like this word...) bird of the family Phasianidae from Southeast Asia. Well, here's a new romantic nickname in the arsenal: Don't look at me with those eyes, chickadee!.

I'd explain a bit more, but it seems to me that the image speaks for itself…. Well, it is worth mentioning that the numbers indicate the order of each step to follow… And that the framed images represent the result of the step…. This is an explanation for my chicken-like readers!

Kawaii Tasmanian Devil

What else do you want me to tell you, do you have restricted access to the internet? Can't you look up Tasmanian Devil on Wikipedia?

Okay, here it goes: the Tasmanian Devil has the strongest bite per unit of body mass of any living mammal in the world…. Enough strength to allow it to bite through thick metal wire….

Its diet is primarily carnivorous, with trophic adaptations for bone consumption - not so kawaii anymore…!

This is a great introduction to origami! The little ones are going to love it…. Unless they have a tablet or a console at their disposal… I wish you luck!

Origami has many more facets that you can explore thanks to Domestika courses:

- Creation of Origami Lamps with Paper
- Origami animals
- Free templates for origami