5 Toilet Paper Origami

6. Flip your work over horizontally.

7. Fold bottom point up.

8. Flip your work over horizontally.

9. Set aside for later.

10. Unwind 2 or 3 squares from the roll. Fold right corner to left side.

11. Fold tip to right corner.

12. Place piece from Step 9 on roll as shown. Fold point up.

13. Fold right and left corners under, aligning the folds with the crown.

14. Rewind roll by grasping the end between your index and middle fingers
while applying gentle tension with your other hand.

15. Crowning Glory is finished.

BUTTERFLY

Additional supply: 1 pipe cleaner

1. Tear off a 2-square strip and set it aside for later.

2. Lower wings: Unwind several squares from the roll. Fold raw edge under
about ½ inch.

3. Continue pleating the paper until you have made 10-12 folds.

4. Stack folds with the first pleat on the bottom of the pile.

5. Upper wings: Take the 2 squares from Step 1. Fold and unfold lengthwise to
make a crease.

6. Fold all 4 corners to meet the crease.

7. Flip your work over.

8. Pleat your way across the entire piece, making the folds about ½ inch deep.

9. Pinch pleats together at the center…

10. …like this. Place upper wings on top of lower wings.

11. Antennae: Poke a pipe cleaner through the toilet paper that is feeding from
the roll—right at the top of the upper wing stack.

12. Wrap the pipe cleaner around both stacks of wings and twist at the top. Cut
pipe cleaner to form short antennae and bend the ends into curls.

13. Butterfly is finished.

JACKRABBIT

Additional supply: ballpoint pen

1. Ears: Tear off 2 squares of toilet paper. Fold and unfold lengthwise to crease
the center.

2. Fold top and bottom to the crease.

3. Fold all 4 corners to meet the center.

4. Fold in half lengthwise.

5. Fold both sides of strip up along the center. Use perforations in toilet paper for
a guideline.

6. Set ears aside.

7. Face: Unwind a short length of paper from roll and fold the first square under.

8. Fold corners up to dots, making the distance between front edge and dots
about 1½ inches.

9. Fold front edge up to meet the next row of perforations (a 2-inch fold).

10. Fold corners under, adjusting folds to form a symmetric hexagon.

11. Draw face using a ballpoint pen. (Refer to photo on next page.) Insert ears
and rewind until jackrabbit rests against the roll.

12. Jackrabbit is finished.

BRAID

Additional supply: ribbon

1. Tear off 8 squares and thread them through the cardboard core. Unwind 3
squares from the roll.

2. Braid the 3 strands together until you get close to the bottom edges. To braid,
alternate from left to right, always crossing the outer strand over the top of the
middle strand. For example, cross left strand over middle strip, cross right strand
over new middle strip, cross left strand over new middle strip, etc.

3. Tie a ribbon around base of braid. Tear any excess paper off ends to make
them equal in length. Rewind until braid lays against roll.

4. Braid is finished.

HEART IN A SLEEVE

A lovely look for any loo

1. Tear off 2 squares. Fold in half lengthwise.

2. Fold both sides of strip up along the center. Use perforations in toilet paper for
a guideline.

3. Flip your work over horizontally.

4. Fold the 4 upper corners down.

5. Fold tips down.

6. Flip horizontally.

7. Set heart aside for later.