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PrefaceIntroductionEssential AdviceA Note on SymbolsSymbols

ProceduresUse of SymbolsQuick BasesSquash FoldsPetal FotdsR ev er:~ F old sRabbits' EarsCrimpsSlnkingLEITER FOLDCARNIVAL HATDl'SHTED HEATHMAN FROM MARSVA,LENTINEGLIDEREOTQJPU~8EASH TRAYSY CAM ORE SEED' OWLIG .AMIOWLFL Y IN G S.P AR ROWt.OCH NESSMONSTERcmuSTMASORNAMENTBALIL l~ A BALLKING OF SPADESDRACULA ~DRACH!:1\ . .2

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DAACULA 3D OG BA RKIN GSWIMMERRABRITPENGUINGOOSETH RE E PIECE -JUM SO 52MAPLE LEAF 5 S9 BAD' DRAGON 5610 OSTRICH .58II MOUNT ,FUjl 6112 SOPER BOX 6213 G'iJD1NG TOY 6414 SEIER-LOCK HOLMES 6515 SMUGGLER'S WALLET 6816 WALRUS 7017 HUM.MING BIRD 7218 SWAN .. -- -- 74

19 SlA~gE CAT 76n ELE~HANT 7723 HAT 8224 BABY GRAND 8325 BABY PENGUtN 882,6 MATCHBOX. 8927 OLYMPIC TORCH 92 ,28 FLaJ?J?ING 'B IIM ) 9530 ROSE 9632 ESCHER _ 98 '34 BABY CHICK lOO' BUDDAH 101TURTLE 104,BUDDAH _D N--~~ __TORT0ISE ----'06BUDDAB SEATED 108SHRINE OFBUDDAH noVIKING LONGS_H IP 112

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114 BLUE WHALE116 RED INJ:)IAN118 MI'RIiIN'120 BUDDAli D IS PLA'Y122 S.'QuIR.REL123 PlcTUREF:RAME128 FOUR ROSES'131 ANCHOR132 OCEAN LINER134 LEAF136 LETTER137 ANGEL:. FISH140 PY .RAM ID142 FLIP-TOP143 BQP~144 TIPPER TRUCK146 MATCHBOX 2J48 IJZARD

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INTRODUCTIO:N TO ORIGAMI 4W i th the' preeara ti0D of eacb new volum e in th.0 Origami series,RQber t Harbin ,proyide,s us witp an op.portunity to look ! l J ; 1 th echanging oeigam i scene and taKe stock . W 'hat, taen .has been:happening sin ce tire ' p ub licatio n o f Origanl1' 3 In 1972?Firs.dy, within.a month or two of that llook's appearance, th eJa~e.se folder Ak ir a ~ o sm z aw a meade: a. government, sponsoredvisit fa : Britain and.provided British fol1dets with a chalice tostudy a Japanese m aster' at WQ~k>.More of that! later.The following yeaK saw th e :\b iI ;th in lapan of th e N ip po nOriga.mi A sso cia :tio a, a b od y w hich su5s,~ucmtl:y .organised th eF ir st In te rn atio n al O r ig am i W o rl d Fair which was held in Ky:oto,in 1916 . C onr ri lS u lO ' rs t e this b oo k w er e' a mo ng , th e f old cn -s f rommany . !l at ipn .s , w .ho s' e wOf:' k- :c~uld be s ee p d 1e re .In 1973, [00" seveeal courses in odgami were started for thef lrs t tim e ~nInstitu tes o f A du lt E ducation m ' B r it ai n~ 't he f Ir stbein,g'oFganised by M i c e k Guy inBirmingbw. Anomer 'first' of

that ye ar w as th e ~ an im _ated origami sequence, designed byRobe rt Ha rb in , which formed patot :o f the te lev isi 'oDipla:~, T i J h i a san t i, t he Angel, screened on SBC T V during Christmas wee-k. .T his specialised u se o fo rrgam i h ad been seen in Jal)anpr:evioliS-I


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n Iv a l H a t R o b e r t H a rb in G t . B r i t a i n ,D i s h Eric K e n n e w a y A n E x e r o i s l J : at Brita~n_white side upa 'squareured one

I I,1I so( l D '-, I /": lII , !~ II : hold asI shownpull apa

x y to sinktriangle-) I front an- - - - - - 4 . t~ behindI II

III Xi .I

lr J + -II~ ~I I

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c on tinued Wa tc h tho se Symbo ls D i s h c o n c , l u d e d Very Strong ' M o d e l ltold flapsin front a-ndbehind

x

so then openup 8Q -aino pen . u p a ndflatten

yx

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d H ea th Eric K e n n e : w C l Ye a square pinke side to makeis fine caricature

6l Britain M a n f r o m M a r r s A t ib e r t W . A U e o n U.S.A.a s qua re g ,reer il l "OReside diagonals creasedmake two sq\J~ashfoldsFr:lspired by' EJric KenrtewayJ

formtheears

h.oldin twoplacespull downpresstlat

sq.uashfold {hetwo eyes

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A l i o e G r a y G t . B r it a ina square rede side, crease

U . S .A . G U d e r C . P lo w m a n ( a g e 1 4 )'use a squarecrease as shownmake' v$llev folds

v a lle y f ldfe ,l ! .IJ f la l i>s thenmountain f'old fold long flaps fi~t24 25


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A s h T r a y rR on a ld K o h S i n g a p o r eF o to p u rs e ' J o h n C u n H f f ewriting' paper A3, or850 x 250 mllHlTletres

purse

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c a m o re S e e d J o h n S. Sm ,ith 81 . B r i t a i n .S y c a m , o r e S 'eed conc ludedse a rectangle of cartridge paper -375mm x. 250mm

1...-1- I--.. .. . . . _ ,.

watch thesymbols

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O W 'l i g a m i , Edward I M e , g r a t hbrown square wl1ite side l:!P

crease A thenl make folcs

Ow li.g :a rn ii c onc luded (Rabb its ' E a r sp a Q e 14)

)

fold overand over the beakis a re:bbit's ea r t'he feet aninvertedone

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se a square foldedt-centre as shownG t . B r i t a in O w ' l c o n c l u d e d\ v l J o h n R ic h a r d s o n

tworeversefolds

you fold aneccentricpreliminarybase

maketwopetalfoldsthen foldpointsdown

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S p a r r o w T o s h i e T a k a h a m a J a p a nbegin with awaterbomb base

f J y ' i , n g S p 'a r r o w T h e W i n g s a l s o f o ld b a c kI epen outmiddle,A a n d 8, meet

openheresee ,nextdrawing

watch therepest signs

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c h N e s s M o n s t e r Steve M antho rp ..squash folds Gt. B rltam(page 11) four squares thesame size

I C h ri s tm a s O r n a m e n t Toshie T a k a h a r n aJ a p a nuse metallicfoilsquares. I-------.1-----I f

------~--.---two ofthese

- - - - - J - - - - -- - - - - t - - - - -

make one ofA co t>urs~CJeup and Bwhite side up36 37


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B a ll in a B a l l Ir is Wa lkerwe nowenlarge'thiscornern e x - tpage

Gt-. Brita in ' A B'aU l i n 8 B a l l 1 c o n c ) t u d e d

openout2 squal ies m a k ea naU 2 moresquares 1h inchsmaller mak - eb all t.o fit insj( :J 'S:and so


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ng o f S 'pades Mar t in Lewis U . S . A . K i n g o fS _ p a d e s c o n c lu d e da squarecreased whiteside up

make 2waterbombbases(page 9)Creasec!l~efuUy

: 2 rabbit'searsX(page 14-)

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2 petalfolds(page' 12) mount on card

repeat all foldson bottom half

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a c u la (3 ) S te v en B id d le G t . B r i t a i n ' D o g B a r k i n g C l i v e " B e e k s 6 1 . B r it aa square creasedas shown

.,,use a square, brown one side

tuckfangs underas fordracula 2

hold as shownabove pushback of headdog will barks o

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gin with a bJrd basea pages 11 ain~ 12 .

U.S.At S W i m m e r conc luded W atch fo r reversefolds

openout thisside only . reverse folds(page 13)

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a b b it A li c e G r a yse half a square

U . S . , A . R a b b i t c o n c l u d e d

make tworabbit's ears,(page 14)

walchthisdouble'fQld-

two petal"folds (page 12)


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egin with halfbird base (page 12)

U.S.A.A lic e G r a ybegin with halfe bird base (page 1 , . 2 ) 1

use ~ squareblack oneside

mountain foldmodel andopenouthead at thesame time

openI~g endsform webs

open out flapsas paintsmove up anddown5150


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P 'i e c e J u m b o A li c e G r a y U .S . A . 3 P i e c e J u m b o c o n t i n u e dbegin with three halfa bi rd bases (page 12)

hold legspull apartand sinkbiangle

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m o ve ea rr ight

sinktw i .ce

sink pointsthenmeuntatnfold

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A s s e m b l e p l e c e s 1 , 2 , 3U s e ' a little, g - I u eM ' a p I 1 e " , l l e a ' f A l i c e G r a y

' -use,8 ~qua,re'of foil -U . S . A . .

Y2 bird base(pa~e 12)'head withtusks

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D : r a g o r n B i l l W a r n e ra squ,are .g reen one'. F old c om e rs ,to certlt:reintz) make 4 rabblt's ears

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.:. . . . . . . . . . _ /, ",~. . -..\ \Y. \

\ \v K\/ 1 , . . . . .. . . . . 1 1 \/: [: (,~'! : '....._\r 2 rabbifs ears cor:ners (seep.age 16)

T h i s i s a n e a s y o n e

t r wa,tG,hthe'crimps'

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r i c h D a v id P a c h e c o U . S . A .use a square black one side

begin withthebird base

JohnMontroll'sbase

turn sidesinside outmaking acolour change

watchX arid Y

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O s t r i c h c o n t in u e d I I w , i s h you l u c k h e r ehold tailcrimp intobody

celour changethenecksee page 58squash ~egsin to ' s h a p ean easy fold

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s tr i c h c o n t in u e d F in e m o d e l

'e a s e o u textra paperfor nead

M l o u n t F u j i E r i c K e n n e w a y G t . B r i t a i n

a square colourside up

criAW left(page 15)

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S u p e r BO I L ew i s S im o nuse 4 squarescoloured one side

U.S.A. i S u p e r B o x conc luded

'crease thenfold top flapdown and creasehere

IIU flap.then foldtw o ' s id e sup~ignt6' 2

fit twotogether

I .I1!I then three

s o

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G l i d i J n g T o y (A no n) S lm o n W i l l i a m s .square white col lect lenside lllP .

hold',releaSe,and to yw iH g J i d ' i 3 ,

move left pO'intover and tuckinto right

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S h e r l r o c k H o L m e s Robert W . Allen U , S . A .usee. square b . fackon e sid'e 9 x g em s crease only

foldtop flapSlast

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r lo c k H o lm e s c o n t i n u e d

> . thispointfirst7 x 7cmsquare .forpipebrown oneside

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T h e P ip e

threereversefolds

S i h e r l o ' c k H o l l m e s w ith H at a n d I P i p e8, x 8cmsquaregrey one side

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S m u g g le r ' s W a ll e t V e r n o n H o ld e n A u s t r a li ause a large squarecrease 8 x B

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,S m u g g l l e ' r ' s W a l i li e i t c o n t i n u e d

normal pockets

push thefour cornersinto pOCkets

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rus J ohn F r e n c huse a triangle - h~,lfasquare - while si4~ !U p

G t . B r i t a in

v a J l e y fo l dhiddentusksXV

rabbit'sears

fold fliPtlersand fla.ttenGarners

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W a h u s c o n c l u d e d '2 reverseIotds

narrow tusksreverse foldh e a d

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Hum m in g B ird Gregory K n e s n e rbegin withabifd' b a s e(page ~2)U.S.A .

"

hold as indlcatedand stretch

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Humming B i r d concluded2 s qu as h fOlds'2' outsi< '1ereversefQlds, ,Gregor,y's

Y base

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t a m e s e C , a t D a n i e l P o r t e r U . S . A .aper square grey one ,sideo ld -U P to step 2 page 1 66igami 2 (U,S.A. New Adventures)

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E l e p h a n t N e a l E l i a s U.S.A.'? : x 1 rectangle creasedwith valley .folds cj;lloUf,under -tit i.~ f ( } ~ l .- ~ . . tII- f-

{,~

r- - f..-f- .. - 1--.'

- - - f- - --1-f-- \ . . . ,

fIlakelargerabbit'sear

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E le p h a n t c o n ti n u e dheld as Indicatedstretch and tets in g le tW i e'R ne ssmove Gut thenpress into snapewatch' X

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f_ I ltail and ,Ihind leg .1section fIt,I

_ E l e p h a n . t c o n t i h u e dsqueeze, tallflat thenfold in half

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r

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pull out extrapaper fold ta Uarid storna~has 'indicated

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E l e p h a n t c o n t i n u e dtw.o rabbit's

tuskdetails

crimptrunk In3 places

tworabbit's earsfor tusks

cornersintopocket-s80

E l e p i h a n t o o n c l ' u d e d

Ir~;

tw o m orecri.mp-s

open up earsnarrow tuskspress modelinto 3.0shape at pointsindicated

!frIII[ crimp hindlegs

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t Robert H arb in Gt. Brttalnwiih aimlna.ry base11 colour

open o u t foldcorners up

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B a b y G r a n d Patricia C r a m o r da square of foil fourcorners folde(j to thecentre (Blintzed)

U . S . A .

this isabird base

squasnfold

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b y G r a n ,d contin u e dpull Ou1bllntzedpaper

(a birdbase)

openup theback only

t Bab y Gra nd c on tin uedthe legs

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G r a n d cont inued It is ea sy rea lly ' Ba b y ' G 'ra nd ,c o nc lud edprop- rabbit's ear

lid - acrimp

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fold Xthen Ythen Z

narrow Side flapsabove .and belowfold at rightangles toform pianobody


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P e n g u i n J o e l S te rnuse a square. 'black one 'stde anda bird base(pages 11 and 12)

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U .S .A . M a tc h B o x M a rtin W a lluse a 8 x 24 rectanglecrease as indicatedmake mountain folduse foil f / if 5- 7 -..'IfiJ 'l 'J~ '- I ~

' . / - II I;.', . _ r Z I

twosquashfoldsI-I

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B o x c o n t in u e d-, I

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M a t c h B o x P r e s t o ! ' T h e t r a y p u s h e s l in a n dout!swin~ rear f lapto the frontand fold smallflap below intopockets quite.dlfflcu It

wrap thecover aroundthe" trayend tuckmte itself

/Y here youform the>( tray

y

valley foldsides andsquashcorners

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w i t h O ly m ,p ic - T o r c , h - St. Britain H a n d w i t h T o r c ' h continued"Ma r tin Wa l l4 x 1"2rectangle brownone side. Crease as'indicatea and maketwo crimp's

totd x , then Ysee next two folds:t : : rvaHey fOldCornerswing flapbehind

sink rear comersmountain fold sidespulling cornersin

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reverse,fala

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H a n d w i t h O ly m p i c T o r c h , Olympian F l a p p i n g B i 1 r d ' P a U l Jacksonform flame bycreasing andpinching into shape

crimp fln,gersand -

- round offfinger ends

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begin with awaterbomb basepage 9 colour out

hold as shownpull tail andwings flap

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c h e r M _ jc k G u y G t . B r i t a in2 x. 1rectanglewhite side up

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E s c h e r c o n c l u d e dmost In,genjeust'Ais fold wa s in s p ir edby tne g raphi,c artof Mau tits G, Escl1erof Holland

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use a sq1J,ar .ey "U l l cYwoi'l8'sJ.de" 'n ;J8.ke ereasessl1Qy.'n

H ) O

,~eta lfold

B u d d a b (3 '.D ) N ea l E l i a s'3 x '2 rectang le c reasedmountatn (jOWJ3 m.iddlev all~ d ia go n'a rs :u se f'o H

1 - 0 1

U . S . A

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c o n t i n u e dsinkrse fold

movearmsup

s qu ee ze s iQ e s. together: moveup like arabbit's ear

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B u d d a h c o n c l u d e d A little g e m

open up head frombehind posh r aceinto shape withpencil and 3Dthe whole body

this 8uddah isthe basic 1'oldfor a1"1theBuddahs tofollow

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tle N ea t E l i a sea square greene, side fold sidesmtdC1 l1e c reased silik_four cornerse foil

U .S .A . T u r tle c o n c l u d e d T o b e ' u s e d e l s e w h e r e

now li'ft outthe tour cornersand replaceo ver h eadand tailfoldswitt! a,pencil orother aidmaketurtleaD

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rd ab J o n T O n D I i s ea s H im A t a r o ) N e a l , E l i a sx 1 rectangle Cf:'e:asetl a scoloured see, page i'01top portion into a ,Bud~abp at fourth foldl page to,2

U!S.A. B u d d a h o n T o r t o i s e

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one colourdifferencegoldunderneath

the smalltitanglesgo behindand intobody

whenfoldedthisbasewillbealmostsquare

A n o t h e r g e m

rear view ofconcave baok

now fold thetortoise underBuddah s'eepages 104 and 105

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sealed N e a l E l ' i a s3 x 1 rectangle- colouredas Indicated on page 10'1fold top portion intothe Buddahand slopat fourth fOld page 102

crease intoeigh,ts thenmaJ


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r i n e o f : B : u d d a h N e a l E l i a s U . S .A . S h r in - e 0 1 B u d d a h c o n c lu d e dgin wit Ii a 2 x 1 rectanglelcured as indicated 8ndl usingd foil. Then fold as forpoage 101 to fold 3 pag~ 102

G =Greenred foil

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J u s t g r e a t

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L a u r ie B is m a nx 1 rectangle 'of foilcreased as shown intosb c t een t h s , iJ a l le_yandmoun'fain told $0

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N e w Z e a la n d G u n e l e v a t e s

,folij narrowflaps ~irst

open uptank tracksthumb andtlngersroundends

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T re e M a x H u l- m e G t . Brita in Pa lm Tree concluded M a i k e you r o w n 1 !~ ll ase a squarerown or green,e side petal fold thesma l l flap asyou valley foldthe- long flaps

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o d D o g I M a l c o lm K e r r G t . Brita in Go od D o g F i i n e m o d e l b y a y , o u n g f o l d e ra sq,1ja~e'brown onesJde,. Crease t n ' E ; mstart-

fold"""'0- smallflapsfirst

when theco r ne r s a r e l _foldedre fQtd '

thisis th e,fish base

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use a square make guidecreases fold over and overtwo sides astndlcated(thirds) and unfoldonce

T r i - s t a r c o n c lu d e dlew is S im on

valley foldpoint.s thenturn overthree ( 1 ) 1 theseeaoh a


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a m o n d L e w i s S im o n U . S . A .use an equilateraltriangle make creases

v .a l le y f5 lfd3 pointsturn

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O b e r o n N e a l E l i a suse a square green 4)0eside begin with'a blrdi bS$Bcolour inside

U . S . A .

petal fold therear Hap s ' inkthe top cornerreverse told thecorners leftand r:iQht

ma k , ea waterbombb a s e

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N e a l E l i a s - IU ..S .A . n a n e e r s a s ig ln O r s y r n b o luse a birdbase blackcolour outside

now petalfold whiteside out

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reverse fol4'and open outflaps at thesame time

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reverse foldX and pullout extr-a~ a J ! ) e r i nfront only

c r i m p l e gandflapwill almostcrimp automatically, 'reverse toJdX along invisibleH n e

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c k H a t c h in g N e a l E l ia s U.S.A.} C h i c k H a t c h in ga square yellowone s ide

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e s ta N e a l E l i a s U . S . A .begin with a bird basegreen one side

sink fourcorners(page 16)

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S ie s t a c o n c lu d e d H o tI:

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ifr(1

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D e c o r a U o n l I r i s W a lk e rpre-crease a squaeecarefully. Lift eorners90 p t J $ ' F l sides lin

valley f61

make several andfit together fornne display

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U . S . A .

reversefrOidhiddenpoint

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nearly allreversefolds

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r s ia n H o r s e c o n t in u e d

anotherbird base

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'P e r s ia n H o r s e c o n c lu d e d

.now putboth partstogether

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,"jRec lin i"ng Philip Y oshfo K ushi U .S"A . l b i o n R e c l i n i n g concludedbegin with abird base

make both foldsat the sametime

insert showshow doublerabbits earsare made

doublerabbit'sear

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rear legs

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R o b e n H a rb in - G t . Britainegrn with a pre l im inaryasecctour in crou].ake an Interna] petal fold:both sides

for a diJferent 'heimet~otdhidden points -outside

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H e U C o a t ' R o b e r t Harbin Gt. B"r itause-s square beginwith a prelimInaryb a s e

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P o l y b e d r a ' i B o x D r . R o b e r t o Morass l I t a l ypre-crease a Iquarreas Indicated somequite diffh:~lIl.tfeU:isare rn.age inside andouts'id$ the box

now Workon one sideeta tim.ecleckYJ,ise

pre-crease theother three -sides lnthas am_eway

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P o l ' y h e d r a l B o x W o r t h t ry j 'ng

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P o s t a tetter S e n t b yG a r y S i m p s o nuse a rectangle-4 x 3 wrlte",a letter.r ~ I ~then fold - /1 !_;u I

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G t . B r it a in

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P os t a L e ite r T h is i s p r a c t i c ,a l

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R o n a ld K o hrectangle 6 x 3use gold to U

two squares3 x 3 red, oneside begin witha biro base

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B lu e W h a le S t u a r t R . A l l i n g t o n G t . B r i t a i n. ,1 _.I

a square blu~ one sidecreased as ,shownmake the valley toids

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R e d In d ia n E d w a r d M e g r a t h I G t . B r i t a i n . R e d ' I n d i a n c o n c lu d e dbegin with asquare redone side

long squashfolds

fold smallflapsthen foldmodel inhalf aodreverse fold X

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H o w l

petalfold

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a r l i n P e te r A c k ro y d G t . B r i t a in . . M a r l i n conc lucedbegin with apreliminary b a se

makefourcrimps

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A l ic e G r a y U .S .A . S q u irre l o o n c lu d ed E d S u ll i v a nuse halt a squaretwo rabbit's ears

this top halffits into thelower halfopposite

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U . S . A .

I top half'fits astrideconcealedflap

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i,tture :Fra _me Ed Sulliv anA, '8. C and 0 a r ' . e pencil linesmake frame any size you like

U . S . A .

as you valley fold theflaps below the eightcorners tuck under thefour flaps and lockframe above

eight squashfolds158

F o u r R o s e s Fred Rohm U.S .AUse a square of goldfoil . Colour whiteside a s indicated.(Fr:om step folds byPatricia Crawford)

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u r R o s e s W atoh fo r the co lour changes,now squash foldeach cornerin tile same,way andpetal f01d colour .chartgethe longflapsfirst

now youbegin toform theroses

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F o u r R o s e s as : f v a r d as ' i t 1 0 ok

areasaregreenand red

open outroses (red paper)open outvase

told ends01 flowersin andcrimp ontostalks

fold flapstogethertrorttand rear

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c h o r T ed D a rw in 6 t. B rita in A n c h o r c o n c l u d e dbegio withebird basesink fiv.eeerrrers (page 16)creaseheavilyfirst

r:e.~nyi~w

openflukes andfold intips

reversefold

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spread .nu~esto fo-ok,sotid


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L i o r 8 , r T e d O a r w i R . G t . B r it a in O ' c e a n l i : n e r conc luded V e r y n e a tuse a S'~u'arecolQured' one side,From dffawings bythe cr.eator

these areall reversefolds

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a f A m e r i n s H o p m a n d e J o n g H o H a n d L e t t e r A rn erln s H opman d e J o n g H o n a n dbegin with at >ir d b a s e(page 12) a sheet Q .t notepeper foldedas indicated

the lefteris'be au t i tu Ily decoratedand a fold is glued,In p'lace (s~epage 166)

push thumbsinside fingers'outsidegrip arid bendo p e h1 " 6 6 1 67


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, F ? , - : , ' , h D a le W a l t o n.{,u:1' , U . s , . A " . A n g e l F is h S ' h ' . f ' ~ I A' , U c a c~eve(IO~,ur ev e rs e fo tG fin tip. Valley'fo!afront and r-ear. Open out tail fins. Openl outlower fin. MOdel will .stand

fold si,nglelayerrightand flattencorner

grip both pointsbstew andpull apartXWiHgolnside trentand behind

twice more1,68


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r a m i d B o b b y V a lk e n b u rg FIiP-T~e Brill G t . B r i t a inuse a rectangle 01pafternedf0i1 1 2 x 4 :S C 'm s . C te as e e ar :e tu Jl yas indicated and thenl make amountain fold and twaerimp's.

beginJ----r-.r--t-i~~,..---'-f-l the,lidrepeatfoldsbehind

crimp

.fla p X isnow ontop ofthesefolds.

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c o n t i n u e d R e a l i m a g i ieC I J r . 1 thecigarettes

make awaterbolnbbase

crease bothcorners'tbeAmaket r : Iountai ' j ' l Jfolds

the base

sink comersand thenvalley fGldflap

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D . a v e ; B r iU. - .- G t B r I t a in B o a k c o n c lu d e d H e a .U y d i f f . e re n tuse a square val ey foldI ( ! )wer edge tnen pleatas indioated

30 thespine

sinkfourcorners

tift outthe feldeded'Qa

'ffattenmodel andrabbit's ea rthe end piece

valleyfold eovsrI lift X and Y. tuck bel:jiMdas arrowed

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i p p e " T r u c k M a x H u lm eussa 3 x 1 r,~ct'anglecrease as indicatetland then fold as shown

1--

all the

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/"G t. B r i t a i n T ip pe r T ru ck c o n t i n u e d e O F t : t e n t r a t e " h e r e

r L__:

,r

..r;

we-creasecarefullyand then,fold intoshape it.ls ea~jerthan iflooks

- II- : - - v : ~ ! - - -,- - - - V" ' ... -

'I J....,\-- =-- ....~. ~L . , . C '. i " " " : " _ . , ~ . - - , . _ ~'&@~h---f:---I~--+--+-+-+---+-

creasesmake themo'deJ fall . t---I---+---t----+---t----t--I---Ie,8s i ly intoshape

rm .arlX i nn:~-t~~~from illustrations'by Dave Venablest}):Ii 1~1---4!=-t--t=-t--1"'"""""1,.........,,---,---.---.---r.......-r"""'r--,

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i p p e r T r u c ; k c o n t l n u e d T ip p e r T ru c k c o n c l u d e dI P h e w !crimpagain

ptilh thatedge togetherand push sidestn.You can getInside the cabwith aidst o help foldiilg

fold flaps ontoplatformfold theseflaps downsides Qf platform

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Ma x. Hulm e G t.8 r ita in M a tc h' 80x 2 ' c o n c l u d e d ' C l e v e r stuff Iuse a '2 x 1 rectanglecolour side up. Creaseas indIcated valley fold sink sidesof tray

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G t. B rita inegin with a rectangle 01 foilx 1 gold or realistic colour.Pleat as indicated crease forcentre spot

sink threecorners

l ! . i z a r d c o n t i n u e drabbit earthe frontlegs1 j

mountain foldsm a t J flapsthen valley foldbody flaps

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from illustrationsby Dave Venablesand Max Hulme

mountain foldthe endsfirst thendouble thickness

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L iz a r d c o n c lu d e d/~,I

rabbit earthe rear legsto form headopen out toplayer and wraparound bottomlayer

3D tailand body

curve tall

A n o t h e r g r e a t f o ld

art of paper folding 1

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