How to Fold a Cute Origami Hen

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Difficulty: Easy
Learn how to fold an easy Origami hen! Our clear, step-by-step tutorial makes this fun farm animal craft perfect for kids and new folders.

Ready to fold the sweetest little hen on the farm? With just a few simple steps, you can create your very own origami hen that is charming, cheerful, and ready to cluck her way into your craft collection. Perfect for kids’ crafts, school projects, or decorating your farm-themed creations.

Step 1
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Start with a square sheet of origami paper. I am using an 7×7 inches origami sheet.

If you only have regular paper, follow these instructions on how to make a square origami paper.

Step 2
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Rotate the paper into a diamond shape.

Step 3
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Fold the left corner to the right corner.

Step 4
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Unfold. Wr just needed a crease line.

Step 5
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Fold the top right edge to the center crease.

Step 6
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Fold the top left edge to the center crease.

Step 7
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Fold the bottom corner upward to meet the top corner.

Step 8
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Fold the paper in half, left to right.

Step 9
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Open the left and right flaps.

Step 10
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Press down the fold.

Step 11
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Fold the top corner to the right at an angle.

Step 12
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Unfold.

Step 13
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Open the flaps.

Step 14
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Do an inside reverse fold using the crease you just made.

Step 15
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Flatten the fold well.

Step 16
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Glue the hen’ comb on it’s head.

Step 17
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Draw the eyes, and voilà! The hen is ready to cluck around.

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