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Convertible Paper Frisbee

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Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

A fun convertible toy made from just paper! You’ll need 8 squares of paper (we’ve made them from 4″ squares or 3″ squares) actual origami paper is a little slicker so slides a bit easier but regular paper works too.

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Fold in half diagonally

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Unfold then fold in half diagonally the other way

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Unfold, turn over and fold in half horizontally

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Open up color or pattern side down and poke in the center so the paper isn’t making a tent and your last fold is running horizontally

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

fold the top left corner down to meet the horizontal fold

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Do the same to the bottom left corner

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

This next part is a bit confusing to explain so I hope the pictures help. When you get it once it will come easy to you. Take the center of the right side and bring it down to the bottom and fold in on that horizontal fold like this:

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Repeat these same steps with the rest of your squares so you end up with 8 total

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Now we’ll combine all the pieces. Start with 2 facing the same direction. Put the right piece into the fold of the left piece so you have some sticking out the top.

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Fold each little corner sticking out of the left piece into the fold of the right piece (compare the last picture with this picture)

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Pull the right piece down until it stops

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Continue adding pieces on in the same way

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Once you get to the last piece add it on as usual

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Fold the last flaps into the first piece

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

You’re done!

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

To convert the frisbee to a star lightly push in on each side

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

It’s fun to keep changing it back and forth. You can throw it too!

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

Convertible paper frisbee toy from All for the Boys blog

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Allison Waken is a wife, mom of boys and Phoenix, AZ native. She has been creating inspiring content for All for the Boys since 2011. Allison loves travel, movies and spending as much time as possible with her family while she can!

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