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How to Fold an Origami Box
How to Make an Origami Pinwheel
How to Make an Origami Bird
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How to Make an Origami Crane
How to Make an Origami Heart
How to Make an Origami Lily
How to Make an Origami Dragon
How to Make an Origami Paper Box
How to Fold an Origami Box With Lid
How to Fold an Origami Easter Bunny
How to Make an Origami Airplane
How to Make a Traditional Water Bomb Base
How to Make a Traditional Kite Base
How to Make a Traditional Diamond Base
How to Make a Fish Base
How to Make a Square or Basic Flower Base
How to Make a Bird Base
How to Make a Pig Base
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How to Make an Origami Fruit Base
How to Make a Traditional Origami Frog Base
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Origami is the classical Japanese art of folding paper into sculptures. The intricate and delicate paper s… More
The art of origami has a rich history and is full of tradition. Learn all about the history and details of… More
Libraries are great places to find origami books and books on art. Find origami paper folding patterns wit… More
Easy origami instructions for basic origami folds in this free how-to video clip lesson.… More
Learn to make an origami airplane with instructions from a professional artist in this free video on easy … More
Learn to make an origami pinwheel with instructions from a professional artist in this free video on easy … More
Swans are among the most popular forms created in folded paper art of origami. Origami swans are especiall… More
An origami swan can be a great project for novices because of its relatively basic structure. Hone your or… More
From ancient China to modern-day Western civilizations, origami flowers have brightened many households an… More
To make an origami flower, you will need a glue stick and a cocktail toothpick. Learn how to fold an origa… More
A dove is a simple origami model that is fun to create anywhere. Learn tips from an origami expert on how … More
A dove is a simple origami model that is fun to create anywhere. Learn tips from an origami expert on how … More
The word origami literally translates to "folding" (oru) "paper" (kami). This intricate, beautiful, ancien… More
Summary: Learn to make an origami airplane with instructions from a professional artist in this free video on easy origami projects.
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
"There are paper airplanes and then there are origami airplanes. What's the difference? Well, it's the size of the paper. My name is Robert Segundo. Today I'm going to show you the difference. We're going to take a square piece of paper, which is how we're going to make our origami airplane. What we're going to do is we're going to name a whole bunch of fancy folds for it, we're going to start with the sheet fold or shawl food. Like so. And we're going to open it back up. And basically what we're going to do is we're going to go into our kite base, like so. Fold it in half like this. And really you're just building a paper airplane, you're just making it fancy by calling all these folds out and making it seem like you're doing something other than what you really are. There we go. So, now we have it set like this and what we're going to do is we're going to take it and fold it back up. Actually what I'm going to do is I'm going to fold the point down, I'm just kind of going to pick a point here somewhere and fold it down. This is really unnecessary, it's just something I like to do. Fold it back over, and just take the wings, fold them down like so, same thing over here, fold it down like so, I wonder if it flies. Ah, it does, look at that. My name is Robert Segundo and enjoy making your origami airplane."
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