Origami stationery is quite a big category in origami. It covers things like envelopes, mini books, letterfolds and tatos.
It’s no surprise that origami stationery is a super popular origami theme. We have separated the categories mentioned above into sub-categories, below.
As origami is made from paper, a lot of flat origami can be used as stationery, as cards, gift tags, notes, bookmarks and so on. So don’t let these origami stationery models limit your imagination.
Think of these origami stationery items as the base, you can then use other origami models to decorate. For example, make an origami envelope, and then decorate it using origami hearts or origami stars.
These easy origami envelopes or pockets are perfect to write Xmas messages or give money, gift cards or even tea. No glue required.
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Learn how to make a set of stackable origami boxes. These square origami boxes are made from 1 sheet of paper, no glue is required.
Learn how to fold 3 versions of this rectangular origami box divider. Make a divider with 4, 6 or 14 sections. No glue required.
Rectangular Origami Box Divider Tutorial – 3 Versions Read More »
A long origami tray to keep pens, pencils or other items. This long origami box has handles on either side. It’s easy & no glue is needed.
Make a pretty origami compass star tato. This is a variation of the traditional origami 8 point star tato. Made from 1 sheet of square paper.
An octagonal origami star tato with an 8 point star design on the front. These origami tatos look great as hanging decorations or coasters.
This easy origami envelope or letterfold designed by Simon Andersen is super simple and will only take 2 minutes to make from 1 sheet of paper, great for gifts.
Easy Origami Envelope Letterfold – Simon Andersen Read More »
This long origami hinged gift box is made from two sheets of square paper. It’s great to use as an origami pencil box, or makeup & jewellery.
Origami Long Hinged Gift Box Tutorial – Pencil Box Read More »
A hexagonal origami puffy star. Can be hung as decorations or displayed as they are. These stars pop out from being a flat Tato or coaster.
A geometric origami hexagon coaster or Tato with a triangle on one side. You can open it to reveal the triangle, use it to give someone a note.
Origami Triangle Hexagon Coaster – Tato Tutorial Read More »
Make origami Star of David tiles that slot together or single coasters. These geometric hexagrams are made from a single sheet of paper.
Origami Star of David Hexagram Coaster / Tile / Tato Read More »
Make a useful origami desk organiser with 10 boxes, no glue required. Use these nested origami boxes for stationery, makeup or jewellery.
Fold an origami star tato designed by Philip Chapman-Bell. This origami tato/coaster has a five point star on the front & opens to a pouch.
Origami “White Star” Tato Tutorial – Philip Chapman-Bell Read More »
Learn how to make a useful origami stepper box, this origami gift box has 3 – 4 levels and is easy to make. Perfect for gifts!
Make a useful origami document folder for papers, photos, receipts and other items. This origami accordion case makes an awesome gift all year round.
Learn how to make a cute and useful origami clover bookmark. This origami clover is easy to make from 1 sheet of square paper.
Origami Clover Bookmark Tutorial from Hello Origami by Mizutama Read More »
Make an origami clutch bag or purse. Great as a miniature bag for dolls, or a large one to use. Made from 1 sheet of square paper.
Make a cute origami opening heart box designed by Francis Ow. This origami envelope pops up to become a box.
Origami Opening Heart Box / Envelope Tutorial – Francis Ow Read More »
This pretty origami pop-up envelope box is really great to use as an invitation with a note inside, or to give jewellery gifts
Learn how to make a pretty origami heart necklace. Use these origami heart letterfolds as gift tags. Easy to make with rectangular paper.
Origami Heart Necklace Tutorial – Heart Letterfold Read More »
A useful origami accordion box or roll up box. This origami gift box has 4 boxes which open as you unwrap the box, or they can be locked.
Origami Accordion Box Tutorial – DIY Roll Up Box Read More »
Learn how to make a pretty 5 pointed origami star coaster. This origami star is quite easy to make starting with 1 sheet of square paper.
Learn how to make a useful origami pencil pot. This double origami box is designed by Marc Vigo & is made from one sheet of rectangular paper.
This pretty and simple origami envelope looks just like the ones you buy in stores. It makes a nice envelope for handmade greetings cards.
Make an origami octagonal Tato to use as a coaster. This eight sided origami pouch is almost round, makes a great coaster for your desk.
Origami Octagonal Tato Coaster – Video & Diagram Read More »
Learn how to make a really pretty origami card wallet which holds credit cards, business cards or other card sized things.
Learn how to make an origami paperclip. These actually work so you can use these little paper clips or use them as bookmarks too.
Learn how to make an origami wallet. There are two different versions, they can fit bank notes inside and have a total of six pockets.
Learn how to make a pentagonal five sided tall origami pot, this origami box is great for pencils, brushes, you can make a matching lid.
Learn how to fold an origami heart bookmark for Valentine’s Day. Based on the thin origami heart, it’s pretty easy to make.
You can find origami ebooks, diagrams and printable origami papers in my online shop, below you can see some of the most recent additions. Each diagram and ebook has an accompanying video tutorial.
