How to fold a luckycat from one piece of origami paper. cool cute easy tutorial

[@HealingTimeTV]

종이접기를 이용한 행운의 고양이. 완성되니 귀여워요..😸

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

안녕하세요. 코멘트 감사합니다! 이것은 내가 사는 일본에서는 "MANEKI-NEKO"라고 불립니다. 행복을 부르는 입상으로 접객업을 하고 있는 사람들에게 편리하게 되어 있습니다. 오른손이 재운, 왼손이 집객입니다. 손가락의 방향이 나라에 따라 다르므로, 접는 방법을 변경해 만들어 주세요.

[@Korea86]

멋져요 wonderful 😅 ❤ 😮 Your origami cat is amazing 💗 💕 Thanks sharing 🙏 😊 감사합니다

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

이것은 내가 사는 일본에서는 "MANEKI-NEKO"라고 불립니다. 행복을 부르는 입상으로 장사하는 사람들에게 편리합니다. 오른손이 재운, 왼손이 집객입니다. 손가락의 방향이 나라에 따라 다르므로, 접는 방법을 변경해 만들어 주세요.

[@origamiorigami2510]

행운의 고양이~^^😊😊

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

이것은 내가 사는 일본에서는 "MANEKI-NEKO"라고 불립니다. 행복을 부르는 입상으로 장사하는 사람들에게 편리합니다. 오른손이 재운, 왼손이 집객입니다. 손가락의 방향이 나라에 따라 다르므로, 접는 방법을 변경해 만들어 주세요.

[@titikpuswati]

Ketrampilan tangan yg luar biasa 👍👍

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Selamat malam. Terima kasih atas komentarmu! Ini disebut "MANEKI-NEKO" di Jepang, tempat saya tinggal. Mereka dihargai oleh orang-orang di industri perhotelan sebagai hiasan yang membawa kebahagiaan. Tangan kanan untuk keberuntungan uang, dan tangan kiri untuk menarik pelanggan. Arah jari berbeda-beda tergantung negaranya, jadi harap ubah metode melipatnya.

[@SaraahMode]

Thanks for your awesome sharing! I wish you continued success. 👍

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it. Bonne soirée. Merci pour votre commentaire! C'est ce qu'on appelle "MANEKI-NEKO" au Japon où j'habite. Il est apprécié par les personnes qui travaillent dans le secteur des services comme un ornement qui apporte le bonheur. La main droite est pour la chance avec l'argent et la main gauche est pour attirer les clients. La direction des doigts diffère selon les pays, veuillez donc modifier la méthode de pliage pour la réaliser.

[@Coin_Tales]

Exciting update! The presence of Rose number [25] embodies the spirit of collaboration within our creative garden here at Cointales. Let's keep cultivating this shared space together! 🌹🌷🌼 Thank you for being a vital part of it! 😊💖

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it.

[@SAfreen18]

Outstanding luckycat origami paper artwork ❤

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

जापान में, जहां मैं रहता हूं, इसे "मनेकी-नेको" कहा जाता है। व्यवसाय में लोग इन्हें खुशी लाने वाले आभूषण के रूप में महत्व देते हैं। दाहिना हाथ धन भाग्य के लिए है, और बायाँ हाथ ग्राहकों को आकर्षित करने के लिए है। अंगुलियों की दिशा देश के अनुसार अलग-अलग होती है, अत: कृपया मोड़ने की विधि बदलें। This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by business people as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand brings luck with money, and the left hand attracts customers. The direction of the fingers varies depending on the country, so you can make it by changing the folding method.

[@vivianvlog-gk9pz]

Excellent vedio sharing so nice sending love

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it.

[@craftswithviolett3967]

So cute! All your tutorials are always clear and easy to follow and you work so effortlessly. Thanks for sharing your art work with us.💜 BTW! Love your nails

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comments as always! It's a great motivation for me. My nails... My wife is a manicurist. She said, "Men's nails are big and easy to draw," so she is practicing drawing them. Hahahaha.

[@ronaksdrawing]

Like 12 absolutely beautiful creation amazing

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it. शुभ संध्या। आपकी टिप्पणी के लिए धन्यवाद! जापान में, जहां मैं रहता हूं, इसे "मनेकी-नेको" कहा जाता है। आतिथ्य उद्योग में लोग इन्हें खुशी लाने वाले आभूषण के रूप में महत्व देते हैं। दाहिना हाथ धन भाग्य के लिए है, और बायाँ हाथ ग्राहकों को आकर्षित करने के लिए है। उंगलियों की दिशा देश के अनुसार अलग-अलग होती है, इसलिए कृपया मोड़ने की विधि बदलें।

[@AishwaryaMuthukrishnan]

Ur Origami paper craft is super cool! Well done my dear!

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by merchants as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand brings luck and the left hand attracts customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it.

[@siapool]

So cute! I'll try to do it soon!

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

buenas noches. ¡Gracias por tu comentario! Esto se llama "MANEKI-NEKO" en Japón, donde vivo. Son valorados por la gente de la industria hotelera como adornos que traen felicidad. La mano derecha es para tener suerte con el dinero y la mano izquierda es para atraer clientes. La dirección de los dedos varía según el país, así que cambie el método de plegado. buenas noches. ¡Gracias por tu comentario! Esto se llama "MANEKI-NEKO" en Japón, donde vivo. Son valorados por la gente de la industria hotelera como adornos que traen felicidad. La mano derecha es para tener suerte con el dinero y la mano izquierda es para atraer clientes. La dirección de los dedos varía según el país, así que cambie el método de plegado.

[@Shilaadrik198]

So beautiful ❤❤

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it.

[@renuyashicahandmade]

Amazing work 👏😊

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it.

[@AndreeaEremiaArt]

So amazing 😊😊😊

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Bună seara. Multumesc pentru comentariu! Acesta se numește „MANEKI-NEKO” în Japonia, unde locuiesc. Este prețuit de oamenii care lucrează în industria serviciilor ca un ornament care aduce fericire. Mâna dreaptă este pentru noroc cu bani, iar mâna stângă este pentru atragerea clienților. Direcția degetelor diferă în funcție de țară, așa că vă rugăm să schimbați metoda de pliere pentru a o face.

[@USHAHOUSE]

Amazing 👌👌👌

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Good evening. Thank you for your comment! This is called "MANEKI-NEKO" in Japan where I live. It is treasured by people who work in the service industry as an ornament that brings happiness. The right hand is for luck with money, and the left hand is for attracting customers. The direction of the fingers differs depending on the country, so please change the folding method to make it.

[@KOLEJ22DrogaPrzygody]

Lux video

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

W Japonii, gdzie mieszkam, nazywa się to „MANEKI-NEKO”. Są cenione przez ludzi biznesu jako ozdoby przynoszące szczęście. Prawa ręka służy do szczęścia w pieniądzach, a lewa do przyciągania klientów. Kierunek palców różni się w zależności od kraju, dlatego należy zmienić metodę składania.

[@merryjane1611]

音無しで折りながら見てて 6:54 ？！？？！ ってなった

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

コメントありがとうございます！開くところですね。

[@mbahesuro]

Berbagi video yang luar biasa, sangat menyenangkan

[@ORIGAMIROOMJAPAN]

Selamat malam. Terima kasih atas komentarmu! Ini disebut "MANEKI-NEKO" di Jepang tempat saya tinggal. Dihargai oleh orang-orang yang bekerja di industri jasa sebagai hiasan yang membawa kebahagiaan. Tangan kanan untuk keberuntungan dengan uang, dan tangan kiri untuk menarik pelanggan. Arah jari berbeda-beda tergantung negaranya, jadi harap ubah cara melipatnya.