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Origami Folds: Water Bomb Base
Origami Folds: Water Bomb Base Variations
Prelimindary Base
Origami Folds: Bird Base
Origami Frog Base: Part 1
Origami Frog Base: Part 2
Origami Water Bomb: Part 1
Origami Water Bomb: Part 2
Origami Butterflies: Part 1
Origami Butterflies: Part 2
Origami Sail Boats
Origami Horse Base: Part 1
Origami Horse Base: Part 2
Folding an Origami Horse Tail
Folding an Origami Horse Head
Folding an Origami Pecking Bird
Folding an Origami Frog Body
Folding Origami Frog Legs
Folding an Origami Frog Head
Summary: Frogs are more advanced origami models that are a bit more difficult but 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 let's finish our frog. We've made all the folds for the legs, narrowed it, now take the top section and fold it to the left. So that we see this little triangle again. And if we did it to the top, we are going to do it to the bottom. So that again, we have symmetry on both sides. Four sections on this side and four sections on this side. Now we have four legs for our frog. Taking the top leg, we are going to do an inside reverse fold all the way up, so that this edge aligns with the base of the frog. Inside reverse fold up, and then inside reverse fold again horizontally, and do another inside reverse fold upward. And you have one front leg of the frog. I like to turn my model over so that I can work with my right hand, but keep in mind that you're working with the front leg. Now do the same thing, fold it all the way up, inside reverse fold."
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