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Great for games or deciding things.
I tried some origami I found for a rose that turns into a cube, mine didn't turn out very well, but I will make it eventually. The folding for the petals worked well for a cube shape, so I used that and just folded the end in the opposite direction so I could have it smooth on the outside.

Posted by Laura from Chandler, Arizona, United States • Published 15th July 2010 • See Laura's 128 projects »

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dbprdctns commented on Origami Dice 08 Feb 14:38

Step 1
Fold your paper in half, then fold each end to the center line.
Step 2
Take the top right corner and fold it like the picture shows, and do the same with the bottom left.
Step 3
Fold it down on the crease line where the picture shows.
Step 4
It should now look like this. Repeat the same for the other side.
Step 5
It should now look like this.
Step 6
Flip it over and fold the flaps you see at the end over.
Step 7
Flip it over again, and fold the ends up so you get a square shape like the picture shows.
Repeat these steps until you create 5 more.
Step 8
To assemble it, just slip the ends in like the picture shows.
Step 9
Just fit them together until it's finished. When it's done you can decorate it like normal dice, or like this one I wrote things I like to bake on it since I can't decide and others I use to decide also can't pick.

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dbprdctns · Columbus, Ohio, US 8th February 2013

Love these dice! I work with kindergardeners and have folded a number of these in different sizes. In fact to make them more resilient I laminate the paper before folding; it makes them stronger, heavier weighted and water resistant! Thanks so much for the instructions.