How to Make Origami Dinosaurs
Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. Its purpose is to represent a shape through geometric patterns. Preferably, this is done with one piece of paper and with no gluing or cutting. It is believed that origami has been around since the 1700s, but it didn't become world famous until the 1960s.
Instructions
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Fold your paper from corner to corner in both directions. After each crease unfold the paper back to its original flat position.
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Fold all four corners to the middle crease. After each crease, unfold the paper back to its original flat position.
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Pinch the top of the corners between your thumb and forefinger. Press so that the paper folds on the folded lines. Repeat with each corner.
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Fold the paper creases and press flat.
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Fold in half so the folded creases form a flap on the outside.
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Take the side without flaps and fold down twice.
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Fold the paper in half, lengthwise.
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Pull the neck out. Flatten to make the neck stay in place.
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Pull the head forward. Flatten the head to keep it in place.
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Fold the two flaps forward.
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Bend the legs to make the dinosaur stand.
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