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Origami Folds: Water Bomb Base
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Summary: Water bombs are simple origami models that are fun to create anywhere. Learn tips from an origami expert on how to finish this model in this free video clip.
Justina Danison has been doing origami since she was a child. She learned through demonstration from her mother. Her interest kept her flipping through origami books and learning new...read more
"Okay, now we have this elongated six-sided unit. Taking the top point here, you'll notice that this point is loose; this triangular point, and you'll notice that there is a little pocket right in that fold that we just made. We are going to take this point, and insert it into that little pocket as far as it will go. And do this for all four sides. This little pocket here; insert that little point. Turn the unit over, and do the same thing on this side. Open that pocket; insert this little point. Now note, right now this top is the closed point, but if you turn it around you have a open point over here, and this is where we are going to blow into the unit. So holding the the model in a kind of a X shape loosely, blow into the hole. And feel free to kind of re-form it a little bit, and you have your water bomb."
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