Walking Cat Papercraft in 3D Origami

Walking paper cat to assemble as 3D origami. A dynamic feline silhouette, measuring 300 mm in length, designed to come to life on your shelf. The model consists of 15 pages to cut and assemble, for an elegant, characterful finish.

$10.00

Kit feuilles de couleur, imprimées avec le modèle

1 × Kit feuilles de couleur, imprimées avec le modèle

Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

1 × Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

Double-sided adhesive tape

1 × Double-sided adhesive tape

Papercraft rotary cutting mat

1 × Papercraft rotary cutting mat

Emballage illustré du modèle

1 × Emballage illustré du modèle

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A paper cat that looks like it’s moving forward

It all starts with a few sheets spread out on the table. Little by little, shapes emerge beneath your fingers. The legs stretch out, the back arches, the head lifts. This walking cat in 3D origami captures a precise moment: that of a feline in motion, confident, almost alive.

Every fold tells a story. A step placed with assurance. A natural posture. A discreet yet striking presence. Once finished, the model naturally finds its place in a creative interior, alongside other 3D papercraft cat origami models, or on its own as a statement piece that draws the eye.

Model features

This paper cat has a final length of approximately 300 mm. Its design is based on the precise assembly of 45 pieces, spread across 15 pages to cut out. The shapes are carefully studied to create a smooth impression of movement, without gimmicks.

The model is designed to be made in a single paper color, which enhances the readability of the volumes and highlights the lines of the body. You’re free to choose a subtle or bolder shade depending on the effect you’re looking for.

An immersive creative experience

The assembly requires focus, but never at the expense of enjoyment. You move forward piece by piece, following the numbering, until this slender cat takes shape. The difficulty level is intermediate: ideal if you enjoy approachable challenges and projects that reward patience.

And at the end, there’s that moment. You set the cat down. You step back. And you smile. Because it’s no longer just paper. It’s a form, an attitude, a small story frozen in motion.