Filed under: kids, crafts, lighting

Kids love to draw and create things with paper. whether they are complaining that holiday season that they don’t have any money to get Gramma and Grampa the perfect Christmas gift, sit them down with some paper to build a paper lampshade.

Tomoko Fuse made an origami paper lampshade with a large piece of paper that was folded by and by again. The corner folding continued at the halfway points of the paper, with the paper being well creased

with a bone folder. Horizontal creases were made at all intersections, which completed the folding process. The model was bend around so that all diagonal folds became mountains.

Your kids will not complain about being bored anymore whether you give them the paper to do that fun origami project. Use caution with the fire retardant spray, please. An adult should spray the paper lampshade in a well ventilated area.

 

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Orginal post by Anna Sattler