Because the ears on these origami animal finger puppets may be built in a variety of ways, they could be a cat, dog, bear, fox, panda, monkey, pig, rabbit, and more!

Finger puppets Supplies: 1 (6 x 6 inch) piece of origami paper Marker Directions: 1. Fold the puppet Fold the paper in half, diagonally.

Canucks origami fan art: DO IT! Do you know who Joseph Wu is? He's one of the leading world origami masters who lives in Vancouver... and he's also a rabid Canucks fan. Below is a video tutorial that ...

In a group of friends on the edges of middle school society, the most unusual character is Dwight, a boy who's been known to sit in holes and mop up spills with the clothes he's wearing. One day, ...

His can stand up on its own – or it can also be used as a finger puppet. Wu does have a lovely sense of humour about it. Wu has thought of everything.

Tommy enlists several friends to help, and much of the novel consists of the clever stories they write down, relating ways Dwight and Origami Yoda have helped other students. However, their classmate ...

Allow the puppet to glide onto your child’s finger by opening the bottom. To watch a YouTube tutorial on how to make your finger puppet, click below. Credit: Paper Folds – Origami & Crafts!