Remember how much you liked to play origami when you were a child? A piece of paper can bring a lot of fun. Today, Bian Xiao recommended the folding course of paper crane origami to relive my childhood happiness. Handmade origami cranes are perfect gifts and decorations. It is said that origami cranes can bring happiness to people you like for a thousand days a day.
So don't hesitate, stick to it for the people you love. If you don't know how to do it, follow the steps below to fold a lifelike paper crane.
Find a square piece of paper. ? It would be great if square handmade paper was used. If ordinary printing paper is used, as long as the top corner is folded horizontally and the side edge is aligned with the bottom edge of the paper, the long edge of the rectangle will become longer. Cut this paper along the bottom edge and it will become a square.
Fold this piece of paper into a rectangle. Fold the top half of the paper so that the upper edge and the lower edge of the paper are opposite, and then press out the crease. Then unfold the paper.
Fold in half from the other direction. Then fold from right to left. Fold the crease first, and then unfold it. You will have a cross crease.
Fold the paper diagonally. Fold the upper right corner down to the lower left corner. Fold the crease and unfold it. Then fold the upper left corner down to the lower right corner. Fold the crease and unfold it. Finally, you should have a star crease.
Pull the lower right part of the upper half to the center line. Fold it. The lower left part also operates in the same way. Your origami looks like a kite from above.
Then fold the right corner of the upper half to the middle crease. When this is done, the lower right side will be flush with the crease. Do the same on the left.
Fold the top corner so that the crease is aligned with the horizontal line folded in the previous step. Expand all creases in the last three steps. When finished, you have another square with a face-down opening in the middle.
Fold the bottom corner of the square up to the top corner along the horizontal crease folded in the previous step. Fold the two creases in the upper half in the opposite direction to their natural folding, so that the creases are reversed. Pull the outer edge of the paper to the middle and flatten it. This forms a diamond, with one wing on the left and one wing on the right.
Turn the paper over and repeat steps 6 to 9 on the other side. Fold the outer edge of the diamond to the middle crease. Fold the right half to the left. When you do this, it's like turning over a book. Then turn the whole origami upside down and follow the steps 1 1 on the other side. Then fold the right half to the left.
Fold the top of the upper half up to the top corner. Turn it over and do the same thing on the other side. Fold the right half to the left. Similarly, it's like turning pages. Turn it over and repeat the operation. Now the head and tail of the paper crane are hidden in the middle, and both sides are about to become wings. Break your wings? Perpendicular to the body, head and tail.
Break off your head. Pull out the head and tail so that they are in line with the outer edge of the body. Create a three-dimensional sense. ? If you want to fold a three-dimensional finished product, you can hold the diagonal corner at the bottom of your body and gently pull it to create the desired three-dimensional effect.
This is done, and then you can enjoy your paper crane. You can give it away, hang it up, give it away as a gift, and so on.