While there are many instructions for making the traditional Japanese paper "peace" cranes, these instructions will make a flapping bird - a moving model.
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Fold the paper from one corner. Line up the adjacent sides.
Make or acquire a square piece of paper. To make your own square paper, fold a sheet of paper so that it makes a triangle.
2.
Cut off the extra.
Cut the excess paper away.
3.
Fold both diagonals from the same side of the sheet.
Fold the paper diagonally in both directions from the same side of the sheet, making two "valley" folds.
4.
Turn it over.
Unfold and turn the paper over.
5.
Fold horizontally and vertically from the other side.
Fold the paper in half horizontally and and then vertically from the other side of the piece of paper.
6.
Bring the corners together.
Flatten into a square (along already creased lines)
Bring all of the corners into the center and fold the paper into a square.
7.
Open edge folded to center line.
Repeat for each open edge.
Fold all the OPEN edges to the center line. Make sure each of the edges are aligned with the center line. Repeat for each open edge.
8.
Open your last fold(s)
Gently unfold the edges.
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Tuck the corner to the inside of the paper, and do this along the creased lines you have made.
Tuck it fully inside along the previously creased lines.
Tuck the corner into the inside of the paper, and do this along the creased lines.
10.
Creation with all four open or "raw" edges tucked inside.
Do this for all of the open edges.
o You will end up with a kite shape.
11.
Fold the top point down.
Flatten it completely downward.
Take the top flap of the more acutely pointed end of the kite and gently fold it down until it's smooth.
Repeat with the reverse side.
12.
New "diamond" shape with split point "up".
Pull a point down and reverse its middle crease.
Hold your new "diamond" shape with the split end up. Gently pull down one of the split ends and fold it so that it points straight out at a 90 degree angle from the rest of the diamond.
13.
Pull down, reverse crease - the base of the point should now be INSIDE the main body of your creation.
Both points pulled down and reverse creased.
Repeat last step with the opposite side (split) point. Turn the figure over.
14.
Pinch the tip of the head point flat (your thumb should be inside the fold), turn it slightly down and reverse its crease to make the head.
Pull down the "head" and reverse its crease toward the neck.
15.
Curl the wings slightly.
Lift the "wings" and curl them slightly.
16.
Finished bird
Make your bird flap its "wings" by holding the chest of the bird with one hand and gently pulling back on the tail. Enjoy!
One of the perennial symbols of romance and love is the rose. If you don't have the time or the money to stop by the florist, or if you want to put a new spin on an old symbol, here's how to fold a piece of paper into a beautiful, intricate rose.
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Steps
1. Obtain some colorful, square paper (see "Things You'll Need").
2. Face the colorful side of the paper up towards you.
3. Fold the square in half so that the decorated side of the paper is folded inside. Open up the paper, turn it over, and draw a black line along the crease of the back side. (The colorful side will be the color of your rose, and that is why lines are drawn on the back (plain) side, so that they will not be seen).
4. Fold the lower and upper half in half again, so that the square is equally divided into four parts. Color these creases.
5. Rotate the paper and repeat the last two steps, so that now you have 16 little squares.
6. Fold the paper diagonally both ways. You should have two lines dividing the paper diagonally, giving you four triangles. This is shown with red lines.
7. Fold the paper in half.
8. Fold the lower half up one third.
9. Open up the paper and rotate it 90 degrees. Repeat the last two steps. This is shown with green lines.
10. With each corner, fold black and red lines upwards (valley folds) and green lines inwards (mountain folds).
11. Press down on the horizontal and vertical parts counter-clockwise gently, leaving the middle standing out.
12. Press down on the four corners of the center part and it should turn into a tiny flat square.
13. Turn the paper around so that the colorful side faces up.
14. Use labels. To make it easier to understand, label the four parts, then lift up the fourth (lower right) square and rotate it 90 degrees, counterclockwise, to the left vertical border of square two.
15. Make sure the two borders align exactly.
16. Rotate around to each square and repeat the last two steps with all four squares.
17. Round up all four sides, and now you have the basic shape of the rose in your hand.
18. Flip the rose upside down. Now you are looking into the inside of the rose.
19. Fold down the petals one by one.
20. Once you reach the last petal, tuck it under the gap beneath the previous petal.
21. Turn it over. Now you have a pretty rose. You can add a stem for it, using wire and leaves with a few pieces of green paper. Now you are done! Now give that rose to someone special! :)