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Origami: Masu Box Part 3

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Summary: Traditional origami keepsake box with four compartments. Learn how to fold an origami box designed by Masu in this free origami lesson from an origami expert.

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Justina Danielson has been doing origami since she was a child. She learned through demonstrations from her mother. Her interest kept her flipping through origami books and learning...read more

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"In this clip I will show you how to fold the inside division for your Masu box. This was designed by Paolo Mesada. And it can be found in the origami handbook by Rick Beach. Starting with your sheet of paper, we are going to fold, color side up, fold diagonals. And unfold, and fold the other diagonal. Now with the color side down, we are going to fold one of the horizontals and right in the middle. Fold a horizontal, essentially folding the paper in half into a rectangle. Now that we've done that we are going to divide the sheet of paper into thirds. And there are specific ways to do that, but I just kind of eyeball it. So holding the edges so that we look at it and see if it's folded in thirds, and it looks pretty good. So we make our mark, marking crease, open it back out and fold this edge up to that crease that we just made, making sure the edges are all flush. That way we can be certain that it is a nice ninety degree angle, and fold this section down, and we've essentially folded the sheet of paper into thirds. Open it back up, and we are going to do the same thing on this side. But this time it's easier, because our edges are going to meet these two points where this diagonal line intercepts with the third horizontal line. So this point comes up to where these lines intersect, fold, and that's your third, this way. Fold down, and you have your third."

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