Origami Pajarita Printable Instructions
Origami Pajarita Printable Instructions
Let’s learn how to fold a traditional pajarita. This simple bird has been folded in Spain for more than 200 years and is one of Europe’s best-known paper models. In France, it is often called a cocotte en papier , making it a familiar childhood fold in many parts of Europe, much like the paper crane does in Japan. This version uses a clear folding sequence by Nick Robinson. It’s easy to follow and takes about five minutes to complete, making it a great project when you want a short origami break. The finished bird has a long tail, an upright neck, and a pointed beak. Along the way, you’ll also practice swivel folds, making this a fun model for beginners who are ready to learn a new technique.
- Designed by a traditional design
- Diagrams by Nick Robinson
- Difficulty: Easy
- Number of steps: 13
- Number of pages: 3
- Recommended paper: 6 x 6 in (15 x 15 cm) origami paper (Kami) or Tant origami paper
- Folding time: 5 minutes