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Introduction Where it all began…

Introduction Where it all began… Chinese Wood Plate Sheep Skin in place of paper Mulberry Tree Paper Making Discovery of new glue Separation of Skin from the branch Origami Zoo Kangaroo, Gorilla, Camel and Reindeer The Sea world Goldfish Ray and Carp The World of Birds Java Sparrow

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Introduction Where it all began…

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  1. IntroductionWhere it all began…

  2. Chinese Wood Plate

  3. Sheep Skin in place of paper

  4. Mulberry Tree Paper Making

  5. Discovery of new glue

  6. Separation of Skin from the branch

  7. Origami Zoo

  8. Kangaroo, Gorilla, Camel and Reindeer

  9. The Sea world Goldfish Ray and Carp

  10. The Worldof Birds Java Sparrow Swan flamingo and standing crane

  11. Birds Raven

  12. Beautiful Flowers White Flower Hydrangea and a snail

  13. HOW TO MAKE AN ORIGAMI CRANE • Fold in Half diagonally. Hold in Half diagonally again, creating • 2 triangles. • 2. Hold again in Half, following the marked line in picture 2, only • not diagonally, but rather separating the perfect square in half. • Repeat step 2 to create 4 perfect folded squares. • Facing the color, from the 4 perfect squares follow the folded • inwards bents, bring them together

  14. 5. The other 2 sticking out sides smoothly bring together to one point 6. Bring the whole construction to the shape of one square 7. Flip the unconnected side up from both sides 8. Bent the outside edges inwards from both sides to create the ice-cream shape (don’t exactly follow and look at the picture 8 – its extra)

  15. 15. Skip 13-14 to bring yourselves to the picture 15, where you open the just bent sides of the squares back to their original share. you should have once again a perfect square shape, only now with the bent sides. 16. Here come the tricky part – open up the outside side of the square so you will have an open pocket. Follow the lines that you have just created in 12, but now bent the sides INSIDE and fold the open half of the square. Do the same on the other side and bring everything to the same point. The shape should look once again like an ice cream cone. When you are done, you need to open up the front and the back, leaving the top untouched creating a shape of a diamond shape. The head Of the cone should remain under the ‘wings’ that you just bended up.

  16. 17. IMPORTANT! With your diamond shape, find one of the sides and bent inwards the sides that are away from the head along the middle crack, previously created, untouched. 18. Repeat for all four sides. 19. Holding all four sides, hold them OUT. 20. Bring the sides that are away from the head- towards the head by bending them upwards.

  17. 21&23. Unfold the sides of the crane as shown on the picture above from the middle 24. Make the head and the tail by bending the ends!!! YOU HAVE DONE IT!!!!!

  18. THE END

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