How to make an origami Celtic cross

How to make an origami Celtic cross

The Celtic cross is one of Ireland’s most famous symbols. It is worn by millions of people across the world to show their pride in their Irish heritage.

Did you know that is possible to create your own Celtic cross with a sheet of paper?

How to make an origami Celtic cross

A video from origami master Tadashi Mori gives a step by step guide to creating a Celtic cross.

It is a complicated process the first time you try but if you follow the instructions, it will become easier and easier the more you practise.

All you need is one square sheet of paper. It takes a while to complete but once you get the hang of it, it will be a great party piece to impress your friends.

Take a look at the video below.

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