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Origami Fujimoto Cube

If you've folded one of the origami cubes found on this website, then you would know that they are all modular origami. Youfold 6 units of the same design and assemble them to make a cube. That's why this origami cube by Shuzo Fujimoto is sospecial. You fold the cube from ONE sheet of paper! It involves some really cool maneuvering to shape the paper into acube. Do try it!

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Origami Fujimoto Cube Step 1: Start with a square sheet of paper, color side down. You can use the regular size 6 inch x6 inch (15cm x 15cm) square paper.

Fold the paper horizontally and vertically so that you divide the paper into 16 squares.

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Origami Fujimoto Cube Step 2: Now recrease the folds shown below into mountain folds. Make sure to go over eachcrease a few times.

Origami Fujimoto Cube Step 3: Make 8 diagonal folds as shown below.

Origami Fujimoto Cube Step 4: Fold paper in half, bringing the top half down to the bottom.

Origami Fujimoto Cube Step 5: Watch the video to see how you can transform the paper into a cube.

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Smiley face • 4 months ago

Gr8 stuff this website is! It helps me to get entertained when I am bored

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King of origami • 5 months ago

Awesome origami! Thanks !

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Picchu Germann • 5 months ago

Hard origami. The product is dramatic, though the white side of the paper exposed

tarek chahattou • 7 months ago

yay! cool website :)

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yay! cool website :)

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cr8zyorigami • 7 months ago

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HARD HELPPPP MEEEE PLZZZZZZZZZZ!

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bom • 8 months ago

PLEASE

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bom • 8 months ago

eeeeee so hard someone help me on 5

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Dccrew3 • 8 months ago

after about 25 minutes of watching that first step over and over and recreasing, I finally got it and was able

to continue. Thank You Andy! :)

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Alejandro • 8 months ago

This is so cool and easy!

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off.center • 9 months ago

It took a few times before I got 'the slide' to work like it does in the video and once the tuck was done it

almost fell together. I used opalescent paper and it looks great.

Ciobanu Ionut • 9 months ago

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My first cube and it looks great.This is the best origami site iv'e ever seen.

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arleygami • 9 months ago

what happens when i try to slide the square:

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pic below the bottom comment

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arleygami • 9 months ago

i cant do it. it is probaly the hardest thing for me on the website! plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help. if

you made a picture step by step on how to make it that might help.

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Heather Sells • 10 months ago

I just cant get it to work, someone please help me T.T

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Kanchan Yadav • 10 months ago

This is one big and one small cube I made from my old study material, perfect on the first try. :)

And this is the best origami site ever.

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Andy • 10 months agoMod Kanchan Yadav

Kanchan, nicely done cubes! And thanks for the feedback.

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Ayu Dewanti • 10 months ago

it took me almost an hour to finished it. So happy when I'm done. Still not perfect thought, but I'll working on

it

PS: thanks for making this website. :)

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Polo • 10 months ago

It was so fascinating when i did step 5!! :D

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Kiana • 10 months ago

It was pretty hard but I made it

Rebekah • 11 months ago

This was my first attempt. Not perfect, but pretty good. I used an old Christmas card cut to 5" x 5" Can't

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This was my first attempt. Not perfect, but pretty good. I used an old Christmas card cut to 5" x 5" Can't

wait to try another one.

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Andy • 11 months agoMod Rebekah

Rebekah, nicely decorated cube!

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Brittany • a year ago

Here is a picture of mine :)

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Rob Richmond • a year ago

I've been folding in my downtime at my day job, and have challenged myself to fold smaller and smaller

pieces -- this is my latest Fujimoto cube, and the smallest that I've made to date at .25" x .25" x .25"!!

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arleygami • 9 months ago Rob Richmond

that is so tiny! how did you make that? great job Rob!!

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TH1NK • a year ago Rob Richmond

Show off! Oooh, look at me and my tiiiiiiny origami! ;)

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arleygami • 9 months ago TH1NK

holly is right. you're soo jealous!

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TH1NK • 9 months ago arleygami

I don't express jealousy with smiley winky faces.

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Holly Weasel • 9 months ago TH1NK

you're probably jealous

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TH1NK • 9 months ago Holly Weasel

Ha! Not hardly - He's a friend of mine.... Hence the smiley winky face.

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Andy • a year agoMod Rob Richmond

Rob, very tiny cube! And great photo, too.

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Brittany • a year ago Rob Richmond

Wow thats amazing!

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moon_pie • a year ago Brittany

that so mean @disqus_va71HlBCO8 . awesome thats amazing @robrichmond

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Brittany • a year ago

I messed up on the first one, and the second one wasn't very good, but on my third try I did it perfectly! I

love this because it is so simple and easy to memorize!

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P.B. Lecavalier • a year ago

Tried for over an hour… I'm getting halfway through the "special move". Note that I am rather new to this

craft! I think I could only do it with the live presence of a master, telling me what's going on.

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Raj shekhar Chatterjee • a year ago

Just took some time to get it right..but once done, it was amazing :)

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Andy • a year agoMod Raj shekhar Chatterjee

Raj, you did a great job on the cube!

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Raj shekhar Chatterjee • a year ago Andy

thanks :)

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GOOSIEB • a year ago

Mine worked out just fine! I had to rewind and pause the video a few times to make sure I was doing it right

though!!!

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Andy • a year agoMod GOOSIEB

Goosieb, well done cube!

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Alexandra Omega • a year ago

I DONT UNDERSTAND!!!

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Adrian Haluska • a year ago

the last part is hard but once its done it looks great!

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Louie Reimer • a year ago

Here is mine. Took a long time to master but once I had mastered it, I made about 40 !

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Andy • a year agoMod Louie Reimer

Louie, looks great, you've mastered it!

Louie Reimer • a year ago

This shouldn't be in the 'Simple' origami section but it is very cool. A great alternative from a water bomb

cube and is very smart. Thanks Andy!!

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cube and is very smart. Thanks Andy!!

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Andy • a year agoMod Louie Reimer

Louie, you're welcome. We may need an "Advanced" section...

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glitter1029 (SD) • a year ago

awsome! was very easy for me ! it's very cute!

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celso • a year ago

peace of cake...accomplished in the first attempt.

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kk103780 • a year ago

please add diagrams because i couldn't figure it out with the video and it looks really cool completed

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Nicky55992 • a year ago

Its really hard to collapse.. :(

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Kakashi Hatake • a year ago

Maybe you just have to make better creases so it's easier.

Mine came out perfectly! XD

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