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Contents
Diagrams Give Way................................................................................................10 No Entry.................................................................................................11 PacMan..................................................................................................12 Arrow......................................................................................................13 Arum Lily...............................................................................................15 Skateboard...........................................................................................17 Scream...................................................................................................19 Dog..........................................................................................................22 Sand Shark............................................................................................25 Ballet Dress...........................................................................................27 Flower.....................................................................................................31 Chameleon...........................................................................................33 Watch Box.............................................................................................43 Giant Eagle Owl..................................................................................48 Cupid......................................................................................................53 Crucifix...................................................................................................59 Pig ...........................................................................................................71 Common Raven..................................................................................77 Bulldog...................................................................................................85 Basset Hound.......................................................................................92 Comet.....................................................................................................99 Jesus......................................................................................................101 Spaceman............................................................................................106 Ghost.....................................................................................................110 Chimpanzee Head............................................................................114
Wicked Witch..............................................................................118 Bordier Collie...............................................................................124 Sheep.............................................................................................130 Greater Flamingo......................................................................134 Tiger Shark...................................................................................137 Pocket Knife.................................................................................143 Panda Bear...................................................................................146 Save our precious Forests!!!!!.................................................153 CP: Gray Wolf...............................................................................155 Images...........................................................................................156
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INTRODUCTION Whenever somebody finds out I enjoy origami, they always want to know how I started. Well, it’s a long story… After spilling water on a “Draw your own cartoons” book, my father had to replace it. He couldn’t find another such book and thought “Paper Toys” by Toshie Takahama would be a good substitute. I wouldn’t know the difference, I mean, I was only about ten years old! This was in 1987. Knowing better than to argue or complain, I thought I’d try some of the paper folding. I was soon hooked and my dad bought me Robert Harbin’s “Teach Yourself Origami”, of which I shortly had several models memorized. Then I got Eric Kenneway’s “Origami from A to Z”. I never met anybody else interested in origami and even my friends didn’t catch onto it. I tried my best. So my origami was all self-taught. There were no more books to buy in the bookshops, and folding the same models over and over got a bit boring. A few years later my brother’s visiting friend saw me attempting a model, and taught me how to fold a wonderful Husky Dog. His parents had bought Robert Harbin’s “Secrets of Origami: The Japanese Art of Paperfolding” in Germany a few years before. I had to have it, but it was not purchasable in South Africa (even though Robert Harbin was born in South Africa!) So I did what the wrong thing is to do and copied the book from my brother’s friend. During my high school career, origami didn’t exist in my life. There was sport, girls and of course trying to achieve the right grades to go to University. After school I joined the South African National Defense Force. Still no origami. In 1996, internet reached our home and my brother wanted to buy me a book from Amazon. com for my birthday. He thought he was cool, because he was
the only computer literate family member. Anyway, I was not big on reading and didn’t have any idea of a book to order. Eventually I decided to replace my copy of Harbin’s book with the real thing. So my brother ordered “Secrets of Origami: The Japanese Art of Paperfolding” for me. And I guess that’s where it all began, with the internet. After seeing a photo of John Montroll’s Skunk on the net, I thought it to be impossible. After all, I was still used to the 1970’s designs in Harbin’s books. As it was so easy to order books over the internet, I decided to check out Montroll’s “Origami Inside-Out”. And it was true. One uncut square to fold the Skunk! Unbelievable! My Origami book collection grew quickly, and instead of studying Physiotherapy subjects, I was spending a lot of time folding as many origami models as possible. Soon thereafter I had folded all the complex models from Lang’s “Origami Insects and their Kin.” But designing your own models is different. Not easy at all! Try and try again (it sounds like something a teacher would say!) My first original design was a Christmas Tree in 1998. Now I hardly spend any time folding other creators’ models. I try to design as many new and original models as possible. I hope you enjoy them!
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Key to Symbols used Date designed
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Scale Indicator
* Simple
** Low Intermediate *** Intermediate **** High Intermediate ***** Complex ****** Super Complex
Square Coloured on Both Sides Square Coloured Side Up Square White Side Up
Symbols
Lines Outline, Raw edge Crease Valley fold
Pleat Crimp Turn paper over
Mountain fold X-Ray Line
Arrows
Push here Rotate model
Fold in this direction Fold inside
Enlarged view View from this direction Marker
Unfold Fold and unfold Fold behind and unfold Fold over and over
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Hold here and pull Equal distances Right angle Equal angles
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The Road to Nowhere 2001-07-23
100
96 Long
2. Valley fold the top corners to the marker just under the top edge. .
1. Pre-crease.
3. Mountain folds.
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4. Mountain folds.
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Give Way 2003-07-21
* 100
100 Wide
1. Pre-crease.
5. Valley fold both sides. . . Note marker.
3. Valley fold.
4, Unfold.
6. Mountain fold to hide . the excess paper.
7. Repeat step 6 at the bottom.
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2. Valley fold the top right corner to the crease line.
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8. Mountain folds. Rotate.
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No Entry 2002-08-07
* 100
55 x 55
2. Pre-crease.
5. Turn over.
3. Valley fold approximately 1/3 inwards.
6. Valley folds. Note markers. Enlarge.
4. Valley fold to just short of horizontal crease line.
7. Valley fold to . form an octagon.
8. Shape as round as possible. Turn over.
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1. Pre-crease.
PacMan 2002-08-30
* 100
72 Midline.
. 1. Pre-crease. Turn over.
3. Pinch.
2. Pinch.
4. Valley fold to the pinch mark. by Quentin Trollip
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5. Mountain fold both layers.
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6. Enlarge.
7. Swivel fold. The model will not lie flat.
8. Round the model with mountain folds.
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Arrow 2001-07-03
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100
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1. Pre-crease
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2. Valley fold and unfold. Turn over
3. Valley fold and unfold.
5. Repeat steps 1 - 3 vertically.
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4. Turn over
6. Pleat fold on the existing creases.
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10. Still in progress...
9. In progress...
11. Elias-Stretch completed. Repeat steps 8 - 10 on the 3 remaining corners. Scale change.
12. Valley fold down . and rotate.
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8. Elias-Stretch.
7. Enlarge.
Arum Lily 2002-05-27
100
50 High
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2. Pre-crease. by Quentin Trollip
1. Pre-crease.
3. Valley fold the corners to the centre.
5. Inside reverse fold the bottom corner.
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4. Valley fold in half.
6. Enlarge.
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8. Valley fold over and over.
7. Mountain fold repeat behind.
9. Round the coloured point and slide it to the left.
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10. Shorten the point with an inside reverse fold and shape the flower.
Stem
1. Roll the paper from side to side.
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2. Insert the stem into step 10 of the flower.
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Skateboard 2000-02-24
100
90 Long
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3. Valley fold and unfold.
2. Valley fold to the pinch marks.
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1. Pinch top and bottom.
4. Inside reverse 5. repeat step 4 on the other three corners. fold.
8. repeat steps 6-7 on the left.
6. Valley fold and unfold.
9. Valley fold and unfold 10. Valley fold four points. the raw edges only.
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7. Open sink.
11. Enlarge.
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13. Valley fold the two points up.
14. Like this. Repeat steps 12-13 on the bottom. Scale change.
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12. Valley fold the raw edges. Swivel fold the top. The model will not lie flat.
16. Enlarge. 15. Outside reverse fold on existing creases. Flatten the model.
17. Valley fold two points down.
19. Round all four wheels. Turn over. Scale change.
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18. Valley folds and swivel fold the tip through all layers.
20 Lift the tail slightly.
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Scream! 2002-10-20
*** 100
60 High
2. Pre-crease
3. Valley fold the corners to the centre. This is a Blintz fold
5. Valley fold and unfold through all the layers.
6. Valley fold and unfold through all the layers.
8. Unfold the four corners from behind.
9. The blintzed Fish Base. Valley fold to the creases.
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4. The blintzed base. Turn over.
7. Rabbit-ear both sides.
10. Valley fold on existing creases.
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1. Pre-crease. Turn over.
12. Valley fold on existing creases. Tuck under the white points
14. Valley fold down. Marker shows centre of model.
17. Mountain folds.
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15. Mountain fold.
18. Repeat steps 1417 on the left.
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13. Enlarge.
16. Swivel fold.
19. Inside reverse fold to the marker. Enlarge.
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11. Valley fold on existing creases.
20. Enlarge.
21. Rabbit-ear and bring the tip to the front.
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22. Squash fold.
23. Like .this. Scale change. 24. Fold over and over to form the chin. 25. Final shaping... Pinch the jaws to make them 3D.
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Dog 1999-07-24
*** 100
5. Valley fold and unfold through all the layers
4. Turn over.
7. Rabbit-ear both sides.
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3. Blintz the corners.
2. Pre-crease.
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1. Pre-crease. Turn over.
47 High
8. Unfold the four corners from behind.
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6. Valley fold and unfold through all the layers
9. The Blintzed Fish Base. Valley fold.
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13. Spread squash 1 layer to the left.
16. Fold the flap up that was mountain folded in Step 12.
19. Rotate.
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11. Rabbit-ear both sides.
12. Mountain fold the top flap behind. Enlarge.
14. Valley fold one corner to the right and lift the triangle up.
17. Mountain fold in half.
20. Inside reverse fold.
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15. Repeat steps 13-14 on the left. Scale change.
18. Inside reverse fold. Enlarge.
21. Inside crimp fold the tail. Enlarge.
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10. Valley fold both points up.
24. Inside crimp fold to form the snout and mouth.
22. Valley fold and unfold. Repeat behind.
25. Pleat fold one leg only.
26. Slide the paper backwards. Repeat behind.
27. Squash fold the paws. Rotate.
28. Slide the tail back to balance the dog. Open the tip.
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23. Inside reverse fold. Repeat behind.
Sand Shark 2001-06-10
1. Pre-crease. Turn over.
4. Preliminary fold in progress...
7. Petal fold the front point only. Scale change.
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93 Long, 62 Wide
2. Pre-crease.
3. Collapse, bringing all four corners together. This is a Preliminary fold.
5. The Preliminary base. Enlarge.
8. Turn over and rotate.
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6. Precrease.
9. Open sink the point.
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11. Valley fold both sides to the centre.
12. Valley fold both sides to the centre.
13. Valley fold marker to the point.
14. Valley fold to the right.
15. Repeat steps 13-14 on the left. by Quentin Trollip
10. Turn over.
16. Turn over.
19. Mountain folds.
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17. Mountain fold top layer to the X-Ray line.
18. Valley fold the eyes back.
20. Shape the eyes, body and fins.
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Ballet Dress 2003-06-29
100
50 High
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2. Valley fold and unfold. 3. Valley fold and unfold.
4. Pre-crease
5. Pre-crease
6. Pre-crease
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1. Pre-crease
7. Pleat folds.
10. Squash fold.
11. The result. Turn over.
13. Pivot down, while folding the two flaps at the back up,
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14. Pleat fold.
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9. In progress...
12. Valley fold down.
15. Turn over.
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8. Elias-Stretch on the creases made in Step 6.
17. Valley fold up.
18. Valley fold.
19. Enlarged detail, Swivel fold.
20. Repeat steps 1619 on the left.
21. Squash fold all the layers together.
22. Place only the top darker layer in front.
23. Repeat Step 22 on the left.
24. Lift the top layer slightly.
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16. Valley fold.
25. Squash fold the middle edge asymetrically to make the dress 3D.
26. Repeat step 25 on the left.
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27. Turn over.
28. Shape the dress to taste.
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29. Shape the bodice.
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Flower 2000-05-15
100
88 High
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1. Pinch.
2. Valley fold and unfold.
4. Fold and unfold. Turn over.
5. Valley fold.
7. Valley fold and unfold.
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8. Valley fold and unfold.
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3. Valley fold down. Note marker.
6. Inside reverse fold. Enlarge.
9. Open sink in and out.
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11. Mountain fold the left half behind.
13. Next view from the front.
12. 3D drawing. Enlarge.
15. Shape the petals with mountain folds.
14. Spread the petals down on the crease made in step 2.
16. Like this. Scale change.
17. Shape and flatten the leaves. Curl the stem.
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10. Repeat steps . 5-9 on the left.
Chameleon 2004-04-23
100
45 Long
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4. Valley fold up on the underlying crease.
7. Like this.
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2. Valley fold and unfold.
3. Valley fold down.
5. Unfold.
6. Open sink in and out.
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1. Begin with a Bird base. Valley fold and unfold.
8. Valley fold on existing creases. Repeat behind.
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9. Fold one flep to the left in front and one to the right behind.
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13. Valley fold and unfold. Enlarge.
12. Valley fold up. 11. Inside reverse fold both sides.
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10. Inside reverse fold two flaps. Scale change.
14. Valley fold. 15. Unfold some paper.
16. Squash fold. 17. Unfold some paper.
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18. Valley fold.
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20. Squash fold on existing creases.
21. Valley fold. Enlarge.
23. Valley fold both points up.
24. Rabbit ear.
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19. Valley fold and unfold.
22. Valley fold.
25. Inside reverse folds.
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26. Inside reverse folds.
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27. repeat steps 12-26 behind.
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29. Pleat fold the front leg. Repeat behind.
30. Valley fold. Repeat behind. Scale change.
31. Enlarge. 32. Valley fold down. Repeat behind.
33. Mountain fold inside. . Scale change.
35. Valley fold. Repeat behind.
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34. Enlarge.
36. Valley fold. Repeat behind.
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28. Like this.
38. Enlarge.
39. Swivel fold. Repeat behind.
40. Inside reverse fold. Scale change.
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41. Enlarge. 42. Inside reverse fold.
43. Hide the tip.
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44. Inside reverse fold. Repeat behind.
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37. Scale change.
46. Shape the eye. . Repeat behind.
48. Shape the head.
49. Further shaping.
47. Mountain folds. Repeat behind.
50. Like this. Scale change.
51. Valley fold the feet and curve the tail.
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45. Squash fold the eye. Repeat behind.
Time to Fold 1999-10-05
100
93 Long
1. Pre-crease.
4. Rabbit-ear the right side.
7. Valley fold and unfold both sides.
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2. Valley fold and unfold.
5. Rabbit-ear the left side.
8. Valley fold and unfold.
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3. Valley fold and unfold.
6. Rotate. Enlarge.
9. Squash fold.
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11. Valley fold both sides of the tip to the centre line.
13. Unfold both sides.
16. Enlarge.
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14. Scale change.
17. Valley fold on existing creases.
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12. Valley fold again.
15. Place the darker paper on top.
18. Valley fold on existing creases again.
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10. Enlarge.
20. Repeat steps 8-19 on the top flap.
21. Mountain fold and unfold. Turn over. Enlarge.
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19. Valley fold the tip over the top layer. Scale change.
22. Valley fold the bottom markers to the top markers.
25. Valley fold on the midline underneath.
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23. Repeat step 22 on top.
26. Repeat steps 24-25 on the left. Scale change.
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24. Valley fold on existing creases.
27. Lift up the right point.
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31. Repeat step 30 on the other three edges. Turn over.
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29. Repeat steps 27-28 on the left.
30. Valley fold to the centre. The arrowed corner will be squash folded in the procedure.
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28. While valley folding the point back to the right, wrap a single layer around to colour change. Repeat on top.
32. Shape the hands of time.
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Watch Box 2003-12-06
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If watch was folded from a 100mm2, use 160mm2 for the box.
1. Pinch vertically and horizontally.
2. Valley folds.
4. Valley fold and unfold.
5. Valley fold and unfold.
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3. Valley fold the top and bottom.
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6. Valley fold and unfold.
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8. Closed sink.
10. Collapse the flap down.
9. Repeat steps 7-8 on the left.
11. Repeat steps 7-10 on the bottom end of the box. Enlarge.
Shape the straps and place the watch in the Watch Box.
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7. Rabbit-ear up at 90˚. The model will not lie flat.
Lid
Use the same size paper as the box.
2. Pinch only. Note . markers.
3. Valley fold and unfold . marker to marker.
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1. Pinch the centres of . the horizontal edges.
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4. Valley fold and unfold.
7. Valley fold and unfold.
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5. Valley fold and unfold.
8. Repeat steps 4-7 on the bottom.
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6. Valley fold and unfold.
9. Valley fold and unfold all four raw edges.
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13. Lift both edges up at 90°. Rabbit-ear the corner inwards.
14. 3D view. Lift the darker layer upwards.
16. Valley fold down.
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12. Valley fold to the right.
15. Closed sink the triangular shaped layer.
17. Inside reverse fold only the one point.
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11. Rabbit-ear the three remaining three corners.
10. Rabbit-ear.
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18. Repeat steps 10-16 on the remaining three corners. Shape the darker corner last.
19. Turn over.
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Giant Eagle Owl 2002-11-09
100
67 High
1. Pre-crease.
4. Inside reverse fold.
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2. Valley fold to the centre.
5. Repeat step 4 on the other three corners.
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3. Valley fold and unfold.
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6. Valley fold and unfold through all the layers.
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10. Enlarge.
13. Squash fold.
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8. Repeat steps 6-7 on the left.
11. Valley fold and unfold.
14. Petal fold.
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9. Valley fold down two points.
12. Valley fold to the creases.
15. Wrap one layer behind to colour change on each side.
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7. Open sink.
19. Valley fold down. Enlarge.
17. Repeat steps 11-16 on the left.
18. Valley folds.
20. Shape the beak with squash folds.
21. Mountain folds.
22. Like this. Scale change. 23. Pleat fold.
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24. Enlarge. Inside reverse fold both small corners.
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16. Mountain fold.
25. Valley fold top layers only.
27. Open sinks.
28. Turn over.
29. Valley fold top layer only. Squash fold the top corners.
30. Like this. . Turn over.
31. Lift one layer and crimp fold. Repeat on the left.
32. Pleat fold the claws. Shape the head.
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26. Unfold both sides.
33. Swivel folds.
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34. Mountain fold inside on the existing creases.
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Cupid 1998-02-08
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1. Begin with a bird base. Valley fold and unfold.
4. Valley fold up on the underlying crease.
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27 High, 43 Long
2. Valley fold and unfold.
3. Valley fold down.
5. Unfold.
6. Open sink in and out.
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9. Fold one flap to the left in front and one to the right behind.
8. Valley fold on existing creases. Repeat behind.
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7. Like this.
10. Valley fold up. Scale change.
13. Unfold the flap.
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11. Valley fold perpendicularly on the right edge. .
14. Repeat steps 11-13 on the right.
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12. Valley fold up.
15. Like this.
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19. Inside reverse fold and repeat steps 11-17.
17. Rabbit-ear forwards.
20. Rotate.
22. Repeat step 21 behind.
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18. Repeat steps 11-17 on the back flap. Enlarge.
21. Squash fold so that two layers are at the bottom and three layers at the top.
23. Outside reverse fold. .
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16. Rabbit-ear backwards.
26. Valley fold up.
28. Inside reverse fold.
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25. Pull the bottom front flap out and to the left.
27. Repeat steps 25-26 behind.
29. Inside reverse fold.
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24. Inside crimp fold.
30. Inside reverse fold.
32. Repeat steps 30-31 behind.
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31. Inside reverse fold.
34. Inside reverse fold the legs and feet. Repeat behind.
33. Like this.
35. Rabbit-ear both arms. Enlarge.
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36. Double rabbit-ear the bow. Enlarge.
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39. Shape the arm. Turn over.
38. Pleat the left hand and thumb around the bow to hold it.
40. Shape the right arm and arrow.
41. Shape the wings.
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37. Shape the bow.
Crucifix 2002-07-06
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1. Valley fold and unfold. Pinch the centre. Turn over.
3. Valley fold and unfold to the centre. Pinch only.
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2. Pinch.
4. Valley fold marker to marker and unfold. Repeat vertically.
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6. Valley folds.
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5. Mountain fold and unfold.
7. Turn over.
9. Swivel fold. Enlarge.
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8. Fold a Waterbomb base using the existing creases.
10. Valley fold and unfold.
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13. Open sink the corner.
12. Valley fold and unfold.
14. Fold one layer to the right and push some paper up from the inside. .
15. Inside reverse fold the corner.
16. Open sink.
17. Closed sink.
18. Valley fold to the right.
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11. Valley fold and unfold.
20. Valley fold all the layers to the left.
19. Open sink.
22. Swing one layer to the left.
23. Repeat steps 9-22 on the right. Enlarge.
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21. Valley fold down.
24. Squash fold.
25. Petal fold.
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26. Unwrap a single layer.
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27. Squash fold.
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28. Inside reverse folds.
. 29. Spread sink the corner.
31. Repeat steps 29-30 on the right.
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32. Valley fold and unfold.
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34. Open sink the dark triangle. Flatten model.
35. Repeat steps 32-34 on the left.
36. Valley fold one layer at the top and three layers at the bottom to the left.
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37. Swivel fold while folding the top layer to the right.
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38. Valley fold one layer up.
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33. Valley fold up at 90°.
39. Repeat steps 36-38 on the left.
42. Swivel fold two layers together.
41. Turn over.
43. Turn over.
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44. Mountain fold.
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40. Mountain folds.
48. Valley fold to the left. . 47. Valley fold one point up.
49. Valley fold the flap back to the left.
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45. Repeat steps 41-44 on the left.
46. Valley fold one layer to the right.
52. Mountain folds or inside reverse folds.
54. Mountain fold. 53. Turn over.
55. Repeat steps 24-28 on this flap.
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56. Stretch fold. Scale change.
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51. Mountain folds.
59. Swivel fold to the left and squash fold the corner. Place . under the dark layer.
61. Swivel folds. Place under the dark layer.
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60. Like this... Repeat step 59 on the left.
62. Closed sink both sides (mountain folds are easier).
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58. Enlarge.
57. Turn over.
64. Pleat fold.
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63. Valley folds form the hands.
65. Open out some . from behind. paper
68. Pleat fold the knee and elbows.
67. Mountain fold.
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66. Mountain fold.
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69. Curl the head, shape the chest and feet. Scale change.
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70. Mountain folds. Enlarge.
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Pig Design and diagram info: Date: 24 May 2009 Difficulty: High Intermediate Time to fold: 1 Hour
Crease Pattern: Snout
Ear
Paper: Front leg
Hind leg
Single Uncut Square Size: 30 cm Color: Pink - Pink Type: Kami Good Foil Good Wet-Fold Best
Ratio: 0.47
Tail
Pig,
Although it looks like an easy fold, some practice will be required to fold a good rendition. There is an easier way to fold the face (by making an Open Sink on the crease made in step 45), but the way it is diagrammed gives a better result – no open layers and easier to round the head when shaping at the end. The diagrams were done for the enjoyment of all who want to fold it. Please use for personal use only. Also note that the diagrams are unedited, so SPARE me if there are any mistakes I have overlooked. Please enjoy.
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This Pig design came from an earlier Sheep design which had a lot of excess paper in the head area. It looked quite easy to convert the Sheep into a pig, especially the fact that the Sheep had a nice round body shape. Inspired by Ronald Koh’s Pig (expertly folded by Boon), and some inspiration from Joseph Wu, Roman Diaz and TienYin Yau (one late night folding at TienYin’s place), the design easily fell into place. It wasn’t meant to be a “quality” design, but due to the interest on my flickr page, I decided to diagram it anyway.
Valley Fold.
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Blintz Fold.
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Unfold.
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Valley Fold and Unfold.
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Valley Folds through the top layer only.
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Valley Folds and Unfold.
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Inside Reverse Folds. Enlarge.
10. Valley Folds and Unfold
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Turn over.
Pig,
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11. Squash Folds.
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13. Pull out the raw edge from inside.
15. Valley Fold.
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18. Repeat steps 13 to 17 on the bottom.
19. Turn over.
20. Valley Fold.
21. Valley Folds and Unfold.
22. Valley Folds and Unfold.
23. Valley Fold.
24. Swivel Folds.
25. Valley Fold the whole model in half. Rotate 45 degrees.
26. Unfold the flap from inside.
27. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
28. Valley Fold as far as you can. Repeat behind.
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17. Repeat steps 15 to 16 on the next edge.
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30. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
31. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
32. Closed Sink. Repeat behind.
33. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind and on the other fron leg.
34. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
35. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
36. Swivel Fold. Repeat behind and on the other back leg.
37. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
39. Mountain Fold. Repeat behind.
40. Crimp Fold.
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29. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
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38. Swivel Fold behind. The folds should fall into place easily. Repeat behind.
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43. Outside Reverse Fold.
44. Unfold the raw corner.
45. Valley Fold and Unfold.
46. Rabbit Ear and Unfold.
47. Squash Fold symmetrically.
48. Closed Sink.
49. Closed Sink the next point.
50. Refold the raw corner to the position in step 44.
51. Swing the snout up.
52. Valley Fold and Unfold.
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42. Enlarge.
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41. Valley Fold the ear back. Repeat behind.
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54. Inside Reverse Fold.
55. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
56. Crimp Fold In and Out.
57. Untrap a single layer from inside. Repeat behind.
58. Squash Fold to form the eye. Repeat behind. Scale change.
59. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
60. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
61. Crimp Fold the trotters. Twirl the tail.
62. Inside Reverse Folds.
63. Round the body and head, shape the ears.
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53. Valley Fold and Unfold.
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Common Raven Design and diagram info: Date: 25 March 2007 High Intermediate Difficulty: Time to fold: 1 hour
Crease Pattern: Wing
Paper: Beak
Wing
Single Uncut Square Size: 40 cm Color: Black - Black Type: Kami OK Good Foil Wet-Fold Best
Ratio: 0.48
The design came relatively easy. The difficult part was to diagram the collapsing sequence of the base in a logical manner.
Claws
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Tail
Steps 14 to 20 show how to divide into thirds. Do not be scared off by the closed unsink in steps 40 to 41, they are easier than they look. The Common Raven can be posed in different positions, but I like the “pecking” position, as it seems that the ravens are always pecking (or stealing!) something off the ground.
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There are no landmarks for steps 84 to 87, so use your own initiative here. Shape the wings in step 87 to lie over each other and to hide the open layers of the body and tail.
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I decided on book-symmetry for the strip grafts that would form the claws. This ensures minimal layers to form the claws and nails, so it is not dependent on special thin paper for a good result. Even 80-100gsm paper will work for this model.
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To me, the challenge in designing a bird lies in the claws. A flying bird adds the extra challenge of outspread wings.
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Repeat step 6 on the other
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6. Valley Fold and Unfold through all layers.
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24. Turn around.
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26. Repeat steps 22 to 23 on
27. Squash Fold.
28. Turn over.
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18. Valley Fold and Unfold.
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33. Repeat steps 29 to 31 on the left.
34. Unfold the layers from inside on both sides.
35. Unfold the whole raw edge.
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40. Repeat steps 36 to 39
32. the right.
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48. Turn over.
49. Enlarge.
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55. Repeat steps 49 to 54 again.
56. Repeat steps 49 to 54
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58. Valley Fold one layer to
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60. Valley Fold one layer to
61. Repeat steps 58 to 60 on
Note the gap
62. Turn over.
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53. Repeat steps 50 to 51
67. Inside Reverse Fold.
68. Inside Reverse Fold.
69. Inside Reverse Fold.
70. Repeat steps 66 to 69 on the two remaining
71. Like this. Next views from the top.
72. Valley Fold.
73. Inside Crimp Fold the second point.
74. Pinch to thin the point.
75. Inside Crimp Fold the third point to the back.
76. Pinch to thin the point.
77. Mountain Fold the fourth point.
78. Rabbit Ear the first and fourth points forward.
79. Scale change.
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66. Valley Folds and Unfold.
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65. Enlarge.
82. Valley Fold the two flaps down. Rotate.
83. Mountain Fold in half.
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89. Inside Reverse Fold the corner. Repeat behind.
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92. Spread the tail feathers. Curve the beak.
Raven.
Repeat behind.
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81. Inside Reverse Folds.
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80. Repeat steps 66 to 78 on the left.
Bulldog Design and diagram info: Date: 20 Jan 2007 Difficulty: Intermediate Time to fold: 45 min
Crease Pattern:
Paper: Single Uncut Square Size: 40 cm Color: White - White Type: Kami Good Foil Good Wet-Fold Best
Face
Front leg
Ratio: 0.30
The distribution of layers is not ideal, but adds to the big chest of the Bulldog. The face can be shaped to the folder’s preference, adding more or less wrinkles as you wish.
Hind leg Tail
Most papers work well, even up to 120gsm thickness. Wetfolding give the best results.
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After snorkelling with the manatees in Florida, I wanted to design one. The face resembled a bulldog more, and so I set off on designing the Bulldog instead. I used a common base, which uses most of the paper for the head and front legs of the model. Very little paper is used for the hind quarters. The big chest gives the Bulldog a more masculine effect.
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39. Collapse upwards. Enlarge.
40. Like this.
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29. Valley Fold up.
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52. Repeat steps 47 to 51 crease made in step 48.
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53. Mountain Fold in half. Rotate.
68. Rotate.
71. Inside Reverse Fold the tail.
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69. Inside Reverse Fold the feet.
70. Reverse Fold the feet forward.
72. Shape the body.
Shape the face to taste.
Bulldog.
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Basset Hound Design and diagram info: Date: 23 March 2008 Difficulty: High Intermediate Time to fold: 45 min
Crease Pattern: Nose
Ear
Paper: Front leg
Head
Single Uncut Square Size: 30 cm Color: Brown - Black Type: Kami OK Good Foil Wet-Fold Best
Ratio: 0.46
Length
Tail
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Hind leg
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16. Valley Fold the three corners to the center an Unfold.
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17. Squash Fold.
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One layer of the leg will lift up.
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30. Squash Fold.
31. Inside Reverse Fold the darker part.
32. Petal Fold up and Unfold.
33. Valley Fold.
34. Repeat steps 30 to 33 on the left.
35. Squash Fold up on existing creases.
36. Scale change.
37. Turn over.
38. Valley Fold up.
39. Valley Fold down.
40. Inside Reverse Fold.
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29. Unfold the raw corner down.
42. Repeat steps 40 to 41 on the left.
43. Turn over.
44. Valley Fold the two points up.
45. Valley Folds.
46. Turn over.
47. Mountain Fold the model in half. At the same time, Outside Reverse Fold the top part.
48. Like this. Make sure the darker layers are on the outside. Rotate.
49. Inside Reverse Fold.
50. Inside Reverse Fold again.
51. Swivel Fold to thin the tail. Repeat behind.
52. Crimp Folds.
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41. Reverse Fold again.
53. Enlarge.
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56. Inside Crimp Fold.
57. Outside Reverse Fold the darker layers.
58. Reverse Fold under.
59. Outside Reverse Fold the raw corner.
60. Swivel Fold. Repeat behind.
61. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
62. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
63. Mountain Fold. Repeat behind.
64. Unfold the darker layer. Repeat behind.
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Pleat Fold on existing creases. Repeat behind.
66. Scale change.
67. Mountain Fold. Repeat behind.
68. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
69. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
70. Shape the body.
71. Push in to form the eye. Repeat behind. Basset Hound.
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65. Mountain Fold. Repeat behind.
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Crease Pattern:
Paper: Single Uncut Square Size: 15cm Color: Gold - Silver OK Type: Kami Best Foil Wet-Fold OK
Don’t know what to use the gold and silver foil papers for that come in your packets of kami? Well, here is a simple model with a good result and takes only minutes to fold!
Ratio: 0.88
Pre-crease vertically. Pinch horizontally.
Valley-fold and unfold.
Valley-fold and unfold.
Turn over.
Valley-folds and unfold. Turn over.
Valley-fold and unfold.
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Pleat-fold on existing creases.
Inside reverse-fold all
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Jesus By Quentin Trollip Design and diagram info: Date: Difficulty: Time to fold:
25 January 2004 High Intermediate 45 min
Crease Pattern: Chest
Paper: Arm
Single Uncut Square Size: 35cm Color: Brown - White Type: Kami Good Foil Good Wet-Fold Best
Ratio: 0.53
Nose
Eye
Beard
Lock
As there are many unnecessary creases in the folding sequence, you may want to try to fold it from CP. The model (are of the chest) does not lie flat, hence the CP not being flat-foldable.
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I challenged myself to design a mask/face of a famous person, which is a difficult task! Using colour-changes could help to achieve a sense of recognition. I based this design on pictures of Jesus in a children’s book, with the beard and long straight hair. As the idea behind the design was to recognise a specific individual on facial features, I didn’t think it was necessary to add detail to the rest of the body. I did use the excess paper to represent somewhat of an idea of shoulders, making this a design of a bust more so than just a mask. Use beige and light-brown paper, foil or wet-folded.
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Spaceman
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Design and diagram info: Date: 11 Nov 2003 Difficulty: Low Intermediate Time to fold: 20 min
Crease Pattern: eye
Paper: eye
Single Uncut Square Size: 20 cm Color: Purple - Silver Type: Kami Good Foil Best Wet-Fold No
Ratio: 0.47
nostrill
mouth
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This is a very simple design of a Spaceman mask. I should rather say that it is a design of a mask that I think would resemble a Spaceman – I don’t know where I got the image from though. I also tried to diagram it in a simple way as possible. The usage of the corners of the square for the colour-changes can be used or adapted to try on other types of faces/masks also. I have found thick foil to work best for this design (silver and purple if possible), because the folded edges can be made as flat as possible. The folding of the eyes are to be done at the folder’s own discretion.
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28. Valley Folds and Unfold.
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Ghost 2004-03-13
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95 High
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Pre-crease.
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Valley Fold and Unfold.
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Turn around.
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Valley Fold to the marker.
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Turn around.
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Valley Fold the edge to the center.
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Repeat steps 4 to 6 on the right.
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Rotate 180 degrees.
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Valley Fold and Unfold.
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Foil or Origami paper
11. Valley Fold and Unfold through all layers.
12. Preliminary Fold top layers only. The model will not lie flat.
13. Squash Fold on existing
14. Like this...
15. Valley Fold and Unfold.
creases.
Enlarge.
16. Valley Fold to marker.
17. Rabbit Ear.
18. Squash Fold.
19. Open Sink.
20. Mountain Fold.
21. Valley Folds. Place the mouth on top.
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10. Mountain Fold and Unfold.
23. Mountain Folds.
24. Scale change.
25. Valley Fold and Unfold.
26. Inside Reverse Folds.
27. Valley Fold the top layer up. The model will not lie flat.
28. Flatten the model.
29. Valley Fold down.
30. Repeat steps 27 to 29 on the left.
31. Pleat Fold the top layer only.
32. Repeat step 31 on the left.
33. Inside Reverse Fold in and out. It will not lie flat.
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22. Valley Folds.
35. Turn around.
36. Valley Folds while Swivel Folding the top corners. Note the markers.
37. Thin the body with
38. Turn around.
39. Open the layers to form
Swivel Folds.
40. Shape the mouth for an angry or friendly ghost.
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34. Inside Reverse Fold into the layers on the right.
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Pre-crease.
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Valley Folds to the center.
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Valley Fold and Unfold.
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Inside Reverse Fold.
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Inside Reverse Fold.
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Valley Fold and Unfold through all layers.
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Open Sink.
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Valley Fold two points up.
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11. Valley Fold and Unfold through all layers.
12. Squash Fold down on existing creases. Enlarge.
13. Like this. Turn around.
14. Valley Fold and Unfold.
15. Valley Fold marker to marker. Free the flaps behind.
16. Rotate 180 degrees. Enlarge.
17. Valley Fold the corners down onto the X-Ray lines.
18. Valley Fold on crease made in step 14.
19. Enlarge.
20. Pleat Fold... Use the existing creases
21. ... while colour changing the edge.
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10. Valley Fold and Unfold.
23. Mountain Fold the top layers only.
24. Valley Fold the edges inward while Swivel Folding at the bottom.
25. Squash Folds.
26. Valley Folds.
27. Scale change.
28. Turn around.
29. Valley Fold up.
30. Pull out two layers as far as possible on both sides.
31. Mountain Folds to the front of the model.
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22. Asymmetrical Inside Reverse Folds.
34. Swivel Folds.
35. Turn around.
36. Swivel Fold to the back.
37. Shape the ears, mouth and chin.
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33. Valley Folds.
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Valley Fold and Unfold.
2.
Pinch.
3.
Valley Fold and Unfold. Turn around.
4.
Valley Fold and Unfold.
5.
Swivel Fold. Enlarge.
6.
Squash Fold.
7.
Turn around.
8.
Valley Fold.
9.
Valley Fold and Unfold.
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11. Swivel Fold the point down.
12. Turn around.
14. Mountain Fold in half.
15. Valley Fold and Unfold.
16. Inside Reverse Fold.
17. Repeat steps 15 to 16 behind.
18. Unfold the entire raw edge from inside.
19. Fold the flap at the back to the right.
20. Lift up the top layer only.
21. Make a Rabbit Ear from the triangular point inside.
10. Valley Fold and Unfold
13. Valley Fold both sides up. Enlarge.
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top layer only.
23. Like this...
24. Valley Fold the top down and Unfold the coloured layer. Repeat behind.
25. Crimp Fold the single layer on existing creases.
26. Valley Fold and Unfold to bisect the small point.
27. Squash Fold the near half of the model up.
29. Inside Reverse Fold on Existing crease.
30. Inside Reverse Fold on Existing crease.
Repeat behind.
28. Like this. Enlarge.
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22. Mountain Fold.
32. Valley Fold. Repeat steps 29 to 32 on the top.
33. Valley Fold down. Scale change.
34. Squash Fold.
35. Enlarge the square area.
36. Valley Fold and Unfold.
37. Rabbit Ear.
38. Valley Fold and Unfold.
39. Inside Reverse Folds.
40. Mountain Fold in half.
41. Slide the white paper up.
42. Crimp Folds.
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31. Valley Fold one layer.
44. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
45. Inside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
46. Inside Reverse Fold.
47. Inside Reverse Fold.
48. Mountain Fold.
Repeat behind.
Repeat behind.
Repeat behind. Enlarge.
49. Mountain Fold. Spread squash the corner. Repeat behind.
50. Slide down the boot. Repeat behind.
51. Outside Reverse Fold. Repeat behind.
52. Shape the boot and high heel. Repeat behind.
53. Crimp Fold.
54. Crimp Fold the hat.
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43. Scale change.
56. Shape the hat and neck. Repeat behind.
57. Crimp Fold.
58. Slide the outer layers out.
59. Form the broom.
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55. Mountain Fold. Repeat behind.
Border Collie From LondonOrigami CDRom www.britishorigami. info/london.htm 56 Long, 28 High This sculpture and diagrams are Wet-fold copyright and may not be reproduced in any form.
2005-03-20
100
Pre-crease.
2.
Pre-crease.
3.
Valley Fold.
4.
Valley Folds. Enlarge.
5.
Pull out the trapped paper.
6.
Squash Fold.
7.
Valley Fold to the right.
8.
Valley Fold and Unfold.
9.
Inside Reverse Fold.
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11. Flatten the model.
12. Valley Fold the point down.
13. Valley Fold to the left.
14. Repeat steps 7 to 13 on the right.
15. Valley Fold and Unfold.
16. Valley Fold the three corners to the center and Unfold.
17. Petal Fold.
18. Squash Fold the point.
19. Valley Fold to the right.
20. Squash Fold on existing creases.
21. Like this.
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10. Valley Fold the point up on existing crease.
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23. Inside Reverse Fold.
24. Valley Fold the point straight down.
25. Valley Fold the top point down.
26. Valley Fold to the left.
27. Repeat steps 19 to 26 on the right.
28. Enlarge.
29. Valley Fold and Unfold.
30. Valley Folds and Unfold top layers only.
31. Open the raw edges and flatten the point upwards.
32. Pivot backwards on existing crease.
33. Scale change.
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22. Valley Fold the point up.
35. Valley Fold up.
36. Valley Folds.
37. Rabbit Ears.
38. Valley Fold the points up.
39. Valley Fold the two top layers together.
40. Open up the points to make the white eyes.
41. Scale change.
42. Mountain Fold the model in half. Rotate.
43. Valley Fold.
44. Valley Fold.
45. Unfold.
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47. Release the raw edge from inside to colour change the neck. Repeat behind.
48. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
49. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
50. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
51. Pull the raw edge further down to reveal more white on the neck. Repeat behind.
52. Valley Fold and Unfold.
53. Valley Fold and Unfold.
54. Outside Crimp Fold.
55. Valley Fold.
56. Valley Fold.
57. Unfold.
58. Inside Crimp Fold. Enlarge.
59. Thin the tail with Swivel Folds. Repeat behind.
60. Thin the body with Swivel Folds. Repeat behind.
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46. Crimp Fold on existing creases.
62. Valley Fold the ears forward.
63. Pleat Fold. Repeat behind.
64. Crimp Fold the nose.
65. Pull down the lower jaw.
66. Inside Reverse Fold to thin the ears. Repeat behind.
67. Open Sink to round the neck.
68. Point the ears forward. Scale change.
69. Open up the raw edge to reveal white on the legs. Repeat behind.
70. Shape the tail with Crimp Folds.
71. Shape the back and legs.
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61. Mountain Fold. Repeat behind. Enlarge the head.
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50 Long Wet-fold
From LondonOrigami CDRom www.britishorigami.info/ london.htm This sculpture and diagrams are copyright and may not be reproduced in any form. (UK and international Law)
1.
Pre-crease.
2.
Valley Fold and Unfold.
3.
Mountain Fold and Unfold.
4.
Pre-creases.
5.
Valley Fold.
6.
Valley Fold.
7.
Repeat steps 5 to 6 on the top.
8.
Squash Fold.
9.
Valley Fold. Enlarge.
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Sheep
11. Squash Fold.
12. Petal Fold.
13. Unfold.
14. Inside Reverse Fold the flap to the position in step 10.
15. Turn around.
16. Refold steps 11 to 13 on on the same flap.
17. Valley Fold the point up.
18. Rabbit Ear.
19. Valley Fold the point down.
20. Repeat steps 17 to 19 on the left flap too.
21. Place the darker parts inside the layers underneath.
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10. Pull out the flap hidden inside
23. Repeat steps 10 to 22 on the opposite corners.
24. Turn around.
25. Valley Fold.
26. Pre-crease.
27. Pre-crease.
28. Swivel Folds.
29. Turn around.
30. Mountain Fold lightly. Rotate.
31. Inside Reverse Fold. Enlarge.
32. Swivel Fold. Repeat behind.
33. Inside Reverse Fold up.
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22. Turn around.
35. Swivel Fold. Repeat behind.
36. Inside Reverse Fold on the thick line.
37. Swivel Fold. Repeat behind.
38. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
39. Pull the ear back to hide the white part of the triangle.
40. Inside Reverse Fold on the thick line.
41. Outside Reverse Fold.
42. Inside Reverse Fold.
43. Shape the body.
44. Final shaping.
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34. Unfold the layer. Repeat behind.
Greater Flamingo 2002-05-11
100
70 High Foil or Wet-fold large paper
1.
Fold and Unfold.
2.
Valley Fold.
3.
Valley Fold.
4.
Valley Fold.
5.
Repeat steps 2 to 4 on the right.
6.
Valley Folds.
7.
Valley Fold.
8.
Valley Fold.
9.
Unfold.
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11. Valley Fold up. Enlarge.
12. Collapse on existing creases.
13. Inside Reverse Fold.
14. Squash Fold.
15. Inside Reverse Fold both flaps.
17. Valley Fold in half.
16. Valley Folds.
18. Rotate. Enlarge.
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19. Outside Crimp Fold.
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10. Repeat steps 7 to 9 on the right.
22. Double Rabbit Ear the neck.
23. Inside Reverse Fold.
24. Thin and curve the neck.
25. Enlarge.
26. Inside Reverse Fold and Outside Crimp the beak. Pull out some paper to form the head.
27. Like this. Scale change.
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21. Pinch the legs and swing them down vertically.
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100
1.
Pre-crease. Turn over.
2.
Pre-crease.
3.
Valley all the corners to the center. This is a Blintz Fold.
4.
The Blintzed Base. Turn over.
5.
Preliminary Fold. Enlarge.
6.
The Blintzed Preliminary Base. Squash Fold.
7.
Petal Fold.
8.
Valley Fold and Unfold.
9.
Unfold the raw corner.
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11. Inside Reverse Folds.
12. Valley Fold to the left.
13. Inside Reverse Fold.
14. Valley Fold back to the
15. Repeat steps 12 to 14 on the left.
right.
16. Unfold the raw corners on both sides. Scale change.
17. Turn around.
18. Repeat steps 6 to 11 on this flap.
19. Stretch Fold down.
20. Swing the far part of the model up. Scale change.
21. Swing the right flap back to the left.
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10. Squash Fold.
23. Valley Fold one layer to the left.
24. Valley Fold and Unfold.
25. Spread Squash.
26. Fold the flap to the right
27. Unfold the flap folded in
and fold the new made corner up.
step 21 back to the right.
28. Repeat steps 20 to 27 on the left.
29. Pivot the far part of the model up. Scale change.
30. Like this... Turn around.
31. Valley Folds.
32. Valley Fold and Unfold both sides.
33. Inside Reverse Folds.
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22. Swing the top part of the model back down. Enlarge.
35. Pleat Fold the right point only.
36. Pull out some paper and flatten.
37. Repeat step 36 on the
38. Valley Fold the little point up.
39. Thin the tail with Valley Folds. Note the Mountain Fold on the right.
rear side of the little flap.
40. Scale change.
41. Inside Reverse Fold both points symetrically.
42. Valley Fold the raw corners.
43. Valley Folds.
44. Valley Fold down to the X-Ray line.
45. Turn around.
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34. Valley Folds. Enlarge.
Enlarge.
49. Squeeze the edges together to double Rabbit Ear the point.
48. Repeat step 47 on the
47. Valley Fold and Unfold
left.
perpendicularly.
51. Mountain Fold in half. Be careful not to tear the paper.
50. Like this. Scale change.
52. Rotate and Enlarge.
53. Pleat Fold the pectoral fin. Repeat behind.
54. Pleat Fold the ventral fin. Repeat behind.
55. Crimp Fold the tail.
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46. Valley Fold up.
57. Valley Fold. Repeat behind.
58. Valley Fold to form the eye.
59. Pull out the lower jaw from inside.
Repeat behind.
60. Pleat Fold to form the gills. Repeat behind.
61. Shape the dorsal fin and round the body.
Tiger Shark.
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56. Outside Crimp Fold the tail.
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South Africa / Canada This design was obviously inspired by the one designed by Jeremy Shafer. I had seen Jeremy’s “Swiss Army Knife” on an internet photo and then tried designing my own. It is a very old design and quite simple to fold.
Design and diagram info: 1 March 2000 Date: Difficulty: Intermediate Time to fold: 30 min
Crease Pattern:
Paper: Single Uncut Square Size: 20cm Color: Red - Silver OK Type: Kami Best Foil Wet-Fold No
Thin, foil paper gives a good result (but changing the orientation of creases in step 8 can be challenging with foil). I have also had a good result with foil on glassine paper.
Ratio: 1.0
Length
You can also try to fold the model from the CP to minimise unwanted creases.
1.
2.
3.
6. Valley-fold and unfold.
4.
7. Valley-folds and unfold.
5. Valley-fold and unfold.
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8. Open-sink in and out three times.
9. Top view showing mountain and valley folds. 10.
11.
12.
13. Valley-folds.
14. Valley-fold in half.
15. Inside reverse-folds.
16.
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19. Outside crimp-fold.
20. Inside reverse-fold. 17. Valley-fold.
18. Inside reverse-fold down (asymmetric), and closedsink the indicated point. 21.
22.
23.
24. Open-sinks.
25.
Disclaimer: To prevent self-surgery, do not place this (un-aptly named) Pocket Knife in your pocket! It was not made by the Swiss (like Jeremy' action model), and so the blades can not be folded in!
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Panda Bear I enjoy colour-changed origami models. The contrast between black and white – the opposite ends of the spectrum – are especially appealing to me. Apart from its cuteness, I also think the colour contrast is what makes the panda bear so popular in origami. Six points from the side of the square are needed for the pairs of black ears, arms and legs. My goal was to design a cute Panda, of which the proportions were not of high priority.
Quentin Trollip South Africa / Canada Design and diagram info: Date: Difficulty: Time to fold:
25 Dec 2007 High Intermediate 45 min
Partial Crease Pattern:
Paper: Single Uncut Square Size: 35 cm Color: Black - White Good Type: Kami Good Foil Wet-Fold Best
Steps 1 to 9 was “borrowed” from Dr. Robert Lang’s Praying Mantis from Origami Insects and Their Kin.
Height
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Ratio: 0.30
Although there is an interesting stretch fold in step 28, and some closed sinks in step 35, it is quite an easy model to fold. Step 45 is quite unorthodox, so I recommend to first practicefold the model to understand what is to be done there. The simplicity, large head and large ears should add to the cuteness of the Panda Bear. You can fold a smaller one to sit between its mother’s legs, as depicted in most origami pandas. You can also play with the shape of the eyes to give them different expressions! Can you figure out how to give the Panda a little smile?
1.
2. Turn over.
Standard 25cm Kami works well, but for best results Wetfolding paper of size 35cm or larger is recommended.
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4.
Valley Fold marker to marker
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6.
7. Turn over.
8.
9.
10. Valley Fold down.
11. Valley Fold to the left.
12. Repeat steps 9 to 10 on the right.
13. Squash Fold.
14. Petal Fold.
15. Unfold.
16. Unfold the raw corner.
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5.
18. Like this.
19. Squash Fold up.
20. Squash Fold.
21. Valley Folds and Unfold.
22. Inside Reverse Folds.
23. Turn over.
24. Repeat steps 13 to 20 on this flap.
25. Turn over.
26. Valley Fold three points up.
27. Valley Fold down through all layers.
28. Pull the top triangle up and flatten.
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17. Squash Fold.
30. Inside Reverse Folds on existing creases.
31. Valley Fold up lightly.
32. Valley Fold two points up.
33. Valley Fold and Unfold.
34. Unfold the raw edge.
35. Closed Sink.
36. Inside Reverse Fold.
37. Valley Fold one point only.
38. Valley Fold.
39. Valley Fold and Unfold.
40. Valley Fold and Unfold.
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29. Like this. Turn over.
41. Squash Fold.
42. Wrap a layer around to colour-change.
43. Swivel Fold to the back.
44. Repeat steps 32 to 43 on the right.
45. Slide the flap up in between the layers above it. The folds should fall into place easily.
46. Like this. Repeat step 45 on the right.
47. Valley Fold down.
48. Valley fold up.
49. Pleat folds. Enlarge.
50. Note where the folds of step 49 meet. Mountain Folds.
51. Valley Folds.
52. Swivel Fold the raw edges.
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2 layers
54. Place the darker layers on top.
55. Valley Fold up.
56. Unfold the raw edges from behind.
57. Tuck the raw corner under the layers of the face.
58. Inside Reverse Folds.
59. Turn over.
60. Pleat Fold the point to the inside of the model.
61. Inside Reverse Folds.
63. Turn over.
62. Tuck the black layers into the pockets underneath.
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53. Swivel Fold the raw edges.
66. Inside Reverse Folds.
67. Valley Fold and Unfold.
69. ...Flatten.
68. Valley Fold the tip down and open the layers...
70. Valley Fold the nose.
72. Mountain Folds.
71. Squash Fold the eyes.
73. Mountain Fold the ears. Or Reverse Fold them into the layers behind.
75. Shape the eyes and tail. Form the arms and legs. 74. Round the ears.
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65. Bring the arms to the front.
Save our precious Forests! Designed and diagrammed by Quentin Trollip. created for papertheworld.com
Use a 10cm paper that is green on one side and brown on the other side for the best effect.
Valley-fold and unfold.
Valley-fold and unfold.
Turn over.
Valley-fold and unfold.
Valley-fold and unfold.
Valley-fold and unfold on both sides.
Valley-fold up.
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10. Valley-fold both sides on existing creases.
13. Unfold both sides.
11. Mountain-fold both sides on existing creases. See the result in the next diagram.
14. Valley-folds.
12. Valley-fold on both sides.
15. Valley-folds.
18. 16. Mountain-folds.
19.
pockets behind.
17. Valley-folds.
20. Rabbit-ear the point to form a stand.
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Paper:
Gray Wolf
Single Uncut Square Size: 60 cm Color: Gray - Gray Type: Kami No Foil Good Wet-Fold Best
Quentin Trollip Design and diagram info: Date: 15 Sept 2007 Difficulty: Complex Time to fold: 3 Hours
Ratio: 0.27
Height
Ear
Nose
Front toes
Tongue Fifth toe at front
Bottom jaw
Flap to close the back
Back toes
Neck fur
Used to lock the belly Can also be used to make the Wolf "male"
Used to make the tail "closed-back"
Tail
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Crease Pattern:
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