The origami Nik-Nak Box is great for storing all your little nik-naks. Using regular paper is the most convenient way to fold this box, but you can use a more sturdy material to make a nik-nak box that lasts longer. Ready? Just follow the simple instructions to make your own Nik-Nak Box.
Origami Nik-Nak Box
Category: Origami Toys

Difficulty: Intermediate
Folded with precision, this Origami Nik-Nak Box is a stylish, space-saving way to store your treasures. Artful, practical, and perfect for any decor!
Step 1

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Get out a regular sheet of rectangular paper.
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Fold the top half to the bottom, making sure the corners touch each other.
Step 3

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Once again, fold the top half to the bottom.
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Fold the top left corner to the bottom.
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Fold the top right corner to the bottom.
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Fold the left flap to the right along its vertical edge.
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Unfold the left flap and repeat the previous step on the right flap.
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Unfold the right flap.
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Turn the model over.
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Unfold the left and right triangle flaps.
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Unfold the bottom layer up.
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Fold up the bottom right corner to the crease.
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Repeat on the left side.
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Fold down only the top single layer of the right corner.
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Fold down only the top single layer of the left corner.
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Fold down the single layer of the top flap.
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Pull out the bottom pocket.
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Crease the left and right flaps into the shape of a box.
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Bend up and bring in the opening of the box. Pinch the corners to make it easier.
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Then fold the corners to the side of the box.
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Hold the corner of one side.
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Then tuck the corner into the side pocket of the box.
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I have tucked one corner in.
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Now switch the side of box and tuck in the other corner too.
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All done.
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Voila! You just made an origami Nik-Nak box.
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