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Starting Origami Cat with Fish Base
Adding Rabbit Ear to Fish Base for Origami Cat
Making Kite Out of Fish Base for Origami Cat
Folding Outside Line Even With Edge for Origami Cat
Refolding to Create Origami Cat
Pulling Triangle Flap Out to Create Origami Cat
Creating Cat's Legs for Origami Cat
Working on Cat's Head for Origami Cat
Folding Diamond Shape in Half for Origami Cat
Creating Ears for Origami Cat
Lifting Ears Up for Origami Cat
Adding Shape to Head of Origami Cat
Creating Cat's Back Legs for Origami Cat
Adding Body to Cat's Tail for Origami Cat
Finishing the Origami Cat
Summary: Learn how to add a rabbit ear fold to the fish base for an origami cat with expert tips for a master origami artist in this free online origami craft video clip.
Robert Segundo has been an artist since he could hold a pencil. In his 10 years in graphic design, he has worked on advertising projects with costs ranging in millions of dollars. He...read more
"To finish our fish base we are going to have to rabbit ear it. So if we look down here you can see we already have our kite shape here. What we are going to do we are going to kind of unfold this guy here and fold him to a point here keeping it even with this line that we already have. What I'm going to do is crease it all the way down until I get to this crease right here which we put in put our initial fold. What I'm going to do is just bring those 2 down like so. Then crease this point up here at the top. Crease it down here a little bit and just fold it a little like this. There we go. I'm going to repeat the same thing to the other side. By folding this end here like that. All the way to that line like so to this tip here. Fold it over and of course fold it back so it is symmetrical. "
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