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Origami History
The Valley & Mountain Origami Folds
The Pleat Origami Fold
The Inside & Outside Reverse Origami Folds
The Squash & The Sink Origami Folds
The Petal Origami Fold
Creating Square Paper for Origami
Origami Folds: Starting a Sail Boat
Origami Folds: Finishing a Sail Boat
Origami Folds: Blitz Base
Origami Folds: Staring a Pig & Windmill
Origami Folds: Finishing a Pig & Windmill
Origami Folds: Diamond Base
Origami Folds: Fish Base
Origami Folds: Starting a Water Lily
Origami Folds: Finishing a Water Lily
Origami Folds: Starting a Fish
Origami Folds: Finishing a Fish
Origami Folds: Starting a Dog
Origami Folds: Finishing a Dog
Summary: Pigs and windmills are simple origami models that are fun to create anywhere. Learn tips from an origami expert on how to complete 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
"Open it and squash fold down. Same thing with this side, open to the first crease, squash fold, and finally the final corner, it might help to turn the paper, turn the unit and squash fold down. This is the pig base. Now the windmill base is the same as the pig base, except with the pig base pointing up and down, take these two flaps that we just made and pull it open and flatten this section. Same thing with this side, turn it up, open the two points, flatten. Now it still retains the same shape as the pig base, but note that these flaps are now free. So you can fold it any which way to the shape of a windmill. Same thing here, this is the windmill base."
eHow Article: Origami Folds: Finishing a Pig & Windmill
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