Origami Box, Paper Box DIY (with 1 sheet of paper) / How to, Tutorial

[@kausarsafdar4927]

I love the way you have shown all the steps with every detail.. thank you so much!

[@origamidojorge5217]

Simply beautiful box! 👏 👏 👏

[@FASCINATEART]

So cool surala world 👍 keep it up

[@bread9749]

Amazing!! 🤩😍

[@simplyclxireroadto200subs]

C’est beau! Très bien!

[@nipharatchangsri1220]

gooddddd

[@FansiPerdanaPutri]

I don’t know why your video is so soothing.. anyway, I think the song comes from the game Toon Blast? It sounds the same..

[@abyssspawner4724]

Horayy! I did it at first try

[@shannon8535]

Please tell me how wide and long the base of the box is after folding. I think the box would be nice for homemade soap bars as gifts ^.^

[@suralaworld]

That is a great idea! :) The Box SIze : 7.5 * 3.75 * 3.75 (with 15cm paper)

[@mirellatron9203]

Ciao e complimenti! Dove acquisti questa carta così graziosa?

[@anyaforger7560]

Fist 😆

[@suralaworld]

Thak you very much!

[@gel74]

Where to buy such thick origami papers? Thank you.

[@suralaworld]

It's a Korean product. I bought it at the stationery store in Korea

[@shannon8535]

You’ll see the term GSM used throughout this guide to refer to how thin the paper is. Gsm stands for grams per square meter and refers to the weight of the paper. The lower the gsm the thinner the paper. The higher the gsm the thicker the paper. For reference, most newspapers are around 35 gsm to 55 gsm. Printer paper is usually around 90 gsm to 100 gsm. Card stock used for things like business cards is usually around 350 to 400 gsm. A lower gsm paper is usually easier to fold but more delicate while a higher gsm paper is usually stronger but a bit harder to fold. Look for DaGou Origami Paper and others on amazon or etsy