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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 pull the triangle flap out to create 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
"Now the paper is this way what we are going to do here is we are going to reach in also on the inside of here. We are going to go ahead and pull this flap out as well. Here I would flip it over. When I pull this flap out it is going to create this triangle piece like this. Now we have a final complete symmetry right here. Now we flip this over like so. I'm going to lift this up, open it up, just press it down. This is going to finalize the beginning that we started for our cat here. We are placing this kite right over the top of this other one. There we go and we want to make sure that the lines are all in line especially this one bisecting the whole thing. Press it down really well there you go as you can see this is how it should look. "
eHow Article: Pulling Triangle Flap Out to Create Origami Cat
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