Origami Fish Templates With Diy Instruction Free Printable Papercraft
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Fold two corners into the centerline to form a kite shape. open and flatten back to a square. fold in half diagonally. make 1 4 inch cuts in the paper, starting about an inch from the end. make sure you cut up to the crease. top tip: the smaller the gaps between cuts, the more the fish will bend and move. How to make an easy origami fish. 1. take a piece of square paper. 2. without folding the entire paper in half, mark the paper with creases on 2 open sides (horizontal). 3. now, make the half fold crease points vertically. 4. take any one side and fold it along the half crease (use the half crease side points as guide) of the square paper.
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Fold the paper in half both ways and unfold. 2. fold the left and right edges to the middle. 3. fold the top and bottom edges to the center. 4. unfold the top and bottom flaps. 5. pull the left and right flaps from the middle up and out to the sides. Step 5: fold the top piece of paper on the right hand side, as shown in the image above. now mirror that on the left hand side. you want to end with this kite shape once you have carried out the folds. step 6: flip the paper over 180 degrees and fold the other two sides in exactly the same manner, so you have a kite. 4. crease the same point over to the right corner, then fold the flap down. when the point meets the right corner, crease along the fold. then, fold the flap you've been working on down along the crease. [14] the flap should easily fold down along an existing crease. don't make a new crease to fold it down. 5. Fold along the corner grids' diagonal creases and flatten them. fold the other side of the pattern and fold out two flaps. align the right flap, fold it in half for the tail fin, and repeat with the left flap. fold the top right side at a 45 degree angle and align the left side. add an eye to complete your origami fish.
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