25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to start preparing for this romantic day. Whether you are a bit low on cash or you just want to make a special gift that shows how much you care, I prepared this origami valentines models to help you and me out.

I do strongly believe that a gift made by you will be heard louder than a bought one. After all, you did spent some time to make that gift and thinking of the person you are going to give it when making.

This does not mean that you can not buy a gift if you want to. Maybe you know exactly what he or she wants and that’s perfect then. You can buy one and make one, a bit of both worlds is always welcome. And who doesn’t like to receive more gifts?

So let’s get started.

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Models

01: Heart with wings designed by Jo Nakashima

When we think about Valentines, love, we think about hearts, chocolates and cats. Or at least I do. So this winged heath it’s perfect for this occasion.

02:  Origami Heart Designed by Leyla Torres

See the video above to see how to make this lovely necklaces.

03: Origami Simple Hearts

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

This is a very simple model, that even your kids can make and glue it to a Valentines card to give to their friends. 

04: Origami Cat Heart designed by Paper Kawaii

For me, cats and pizza are two of my favorite things. So when I saw this model, I knew I have to use this paper to make it. It’s one of my favorite origami valentines models.

05: Cat Box designed by Jenny W. Chan – Origami Tree

What do you think about this cute cat box? It’s perfect to put some candy in it and give it to someone you love. See the video above to learn how to make it.

06:  Kawasaki Rose designed by Toshikazu Kawasaki

Roses are some amazing flowers. They can be very romantic. I prefer white roses, but I think red it’s more typical for this holiday. And even if this model is more challenging then some others from this list, if you give it a try, she will have a rose to keep forever.

07: Kawasaki Roses Variation

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

I have to admit that I did not folded some roses in a while, but they look so amazing. And the good think, it’s that they will last a really long time. They are an amazing origami valentines gift. So you can give it a try and see how it goes.

08: Bird base rose Designed by  James Sakoda

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

09: Rose Designed by Jo Nakashima

10:  Rose Designed by Naomiki Sato

11: Origami Rose Designed by Evi Binzinger

12: Magic Rose Cube designed by Valerie Vann

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

13: Gift of Gifts Origami Roses Designed by BenJingLing

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

14: Rose Box Designed by Maria Sinayskaya

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

15: Standard Rose Designed by Hyo Ahn

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

16: Origami Heart Box Designed by Paper Kawaii

17: Origami Valentine Heart-Box Designed by Leyla Torres

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

18: Original Candy Gift Box Designed by Makoto Yamaguchi

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

19: Origami Heart Envelope Designed by Francis Ow

20: Carambola Flowers Designed by Carmen Sprung

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

21: Origami Hydrangea

22: Origami Gerbera designed by Makoto Yamaguchi

23: Origami Paper Tulips

25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You
25 DIY Origami Valentines Day Perfect to Say I Love You

25: Ice Cream Designed by Paper Kawaiii

I do believe that some objects or my case models, can make you think of love. For me the crane model is the one.

I just love folding cranes and they remember me of my first dates my my husband. I even had them at my wedding.They looked so pretty.

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Cristina
I am an Origami Artist

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