Easy Origami

Published on September 28 2016

Easy Origami

It’s time to roll up your sleeves, flex your fingers, and prepare to delve into making origami models. This section start easy and become more difficult, so I suggest you fold all models (although your enthusiasm is commendable).

This section are teeming with animals, birds, fish, aoirplanes, flowers, insects and other models. You can make bowls, vases, and hats. You’ll also find stars, flowers, tessellations, and geometric models. I hope you thoroughly enjoy making the models in this part.

Interested in learning origami, but worried that it’s all to complex to understand? This collection of easy origami Instructables are the perfect introduction to the world of origami. Easy to follow steps, pictures and videos will have you on your way to a thousand paper cranes in no time.

The easy origami tutorials listed here can be completed in a a few steps steps. If you are ready for more challenging models, go to the model that you like.

If you haven’t done origami much, it can get a bit confusing sometimes! It’s best to start with these simpler models below. If you are finding the diagrams difficult, the other thing you could try is watching the origami videos – that will help you get a feel for origami before trying to the read the diagrams. Have fun!

Now keep in mind that part of the magic of origami, and what makes it so good for the mind, is the challenge of having to transform just a sheet of paper and a diagram into a three dimensional model. And if you have not seen many of these diagrams before, they may take some time to get used to.

I’ve tried to make the instructions on these page as straight forward as possible… but if you don’t understand right away, don’t head for the rubbish bin! Give it time… keep looking at the instructions, and give it another go. And don’t forget to read the instructions as well as looking at the diagram picture: both contain important information.

It’s best to have plenty of paper; so you can start afresh if your paper gets too many creases on it that aren’t right!

And make sure you crease each fold really well, using the side of your thumbnail, or the handle of a pair of scissors. This makes a much neater model in the end, and makes later folds easier to do.

Fuente: http://eng.origami-kids.com/easy-origami

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