How to Make an Origami Frog

Learn how to make an origami frog with these helpful instructions and diagrams. As you can see, this frog may be a little more complicated than the other frogs due to the well defined legs and the blow up body. The legs do require some delicate folds because of how thin they are. However, even if you do an ugly job on the legs you should still be able to make them.

This paper frog is an exceptional piece of origami. What separates this model from most others is the ability to blow into it and make it puffy. Frogs do have a puffy body after all compared to their dainty little limbs. You'll have fun folding this and have even more fun seeing the reactions of other people.

It's not hard to learn how to make a paper frog such as this one. There are quite a few folds, but also lots of repeating folds. You should have no problem making this if you follow the instructions and pictures carefully. If you like the paper frog, you may also like the origami jumping frog.

How to Make an Origami Frog?

This paper frog is so much fun to make, aside from the fact that you can use it as part of your games, and everyone will enjoy it and have so much fun. Do not hesitate to follow the easy step-by-step folding process to make this origami frog because, as you know, it will all be worth it.

If you consider teaching your kids how to do the folding process of this frog origami, make sure that they will be more attentive because it has a lot of crucial folds, but kids can do it. As long as there is an adult to supervise and relay the guidelines in folding.

Follow the steps below to create your own paper frog.

	Step 1: Start with a square piece of origami paper, but if you only have regular 8.5x11 paper, follow these instructions to make a square sheet.
	Step 2: Fold the paper in half from top corner to bottom corner.
	Step 3: Fold in half again from left corner to right corner.
	Step 4: Perform a squash fold with the top flap. To do this, open the top flap and fold the right corner to the bottom corner while creasing the sides.
	Step 5: Turn over.
	Step 6: Perform another squash fold. To do this, make the left flap stand vertically, then open up and squash down.
	Step 7: Open up a flap and do a squash fold on that also.
	Step 8: Do this squash fold three more times to the other flaps until you're figure looks exactly like this. Go to Next page to continue making the origami frog.
	Step 9: From the bottom corner, fold the left and right sides to meet at the center.
	Step 10: Unfold.
	Step 11: Open the flap upwards so that the left and right sides will fold in and meet at the center. Once you get it to look like the 3rd picture in this step, crease well.
	Step 12: Do this three more times to the other sides until you get your figure to look like this picture.
	Step 13: Take a layer from one side and fold it over to the other so you can get a smooth side.
	Step 14: From the bottom corner, fold the left and right sides to meet at the center.
	Step 15: Take either the left or right side and fold a flap over to get another smooth side and repeat Step 14. Do this until all the smooth sides are folded and you should end up with the second picture in this step.
	Step 16: Take either the left or right side and fold a flap over until you end up with this side. (See close up) We're almost done! Go to Next page to continue.
	Step 17: Time to balance out the layers. Make sure there are four layers on each side of the figure.
	Step 18: Let's work on the legs. Take the pointy flap on the right side and do an inside reverse fold upwards. (Basically, you open the flap a little and fold the leg up and close the flap again.)
	Step 19: Grab a portion of the leg and do another inside reverse fold pointing outwards.
	Step 20: Grab a small porition of the leg and do another inside reverse fold upwards.
	Step 21: Repeat Steps 18-20 on the left side.
	Step 22: For the rear legs, do an inside reverse fold pointing out for both legs.
	Step 23: Do another inside reverse fold pointing the legs down.
	Step 24: Take a little portion of the leg and do another inside reverse fold pointing out.
	Step 25: Behind the frog is a small hole. Blow into the hole and the body and head will puff up. Finish! Isn't this awesome? Click on "Like" below if you like this froggy!

Games: You can include this game in your family gathering, and everyone will have fun cheering on the one who does the paper frog race. You can enjoy this frog race game with your family, relatives, and friends. You can ask for someone who wants to join the race. Three to five contenders are okay to start the race. Then they will place their paper frog on the starting line and, using their mouths, blow into the origami frog. They will inflate the paper frog to propel it forward until they reach the finish line. The first one to get to the finish line will win.