Credits and Resources: Design: Lindy van der Merwe/Traditional/Unknown Text-Only Tutorial © 2026 by Lindy van der Merwe accessorigami.com Paper to be used: eight squares (four for the box and four for the lid), any size; any paper that is somewhat flexible and that will hold creases well should work for this model. Folding level: Easy/Beginner Steps: 21 Description: This is a fairly high box, made from eight similar-sized squares - four for the bottom of the box and four for the lid. The units are slid into each other from above, so the joining method is quite easy, except for the last two units where some light bending of the paper will be needed. If you use flexible paper, this should not be too much of a problem and you should be able to make two boxes of the same size and fit one over the other to serve as a lid. Although the model is not difficult to fold and assemble, try to be as accurate with your folds as possible, since the model relies on all the units to fit...
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Accessible Origami - AZ to 3D - Unfolding Origami Through the Spoken Word
This blog is the home of the Accessible Origami Project. Originally started in 2009 to help people who are blind or have low vision to do origami, today it aims to make origami more enjoyable and accessible to all through the written word, using extensive description and in-depth text-only instructions.