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Summary: Horses are more advanced origami models that are fun to create anywhere. Learn tips from an origami expert on how to fold 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
"Now here we are going to unfold it just so that you'll see this is our guiding crease, and we are going to cut an ear for the horse, this way and for the mane of the horse we are going to cut up here. Making sure that we don't cut the head off. So here we go, we are going to cut the ear, kind of rounded like this, turn the unit over and I like to cut this way, but I guess so that you can see what I'm doing, I'm cutting along this line cutting up so that it intersects this crease that we just made. But the cuts don't meet, if they meet your head is cut off. And we don't want that. So back to where we had these cuts, we are going to inside reverse fold his head along that original crease, inside reverse fold, and the magic is the ears will fold up, and the mane will fold out towards the back. Flatten and crease, and here is your horse."
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