Origami

Cut Square in half to make two pieces of paper.

Fold both lengthwise.

Hold folded side to the right.

Fold top right hand corner over.

Fold bottom right hand corner over.

Hold folded side to the left.

Fold top left hand corner over.

Fold bottom right hand corner over.

Fold each paper in half so that both points are at the top.

Open out and hold bottom point.

Fold up and to the left so that right edge runs along fold.

Hold top point and fold to the right so that side edge runs along fold.

Do the same with the other paper.

Then face the two smooth sections together, one vertical and one horizontal.

Fold each point back over and into "pocket".

the easiest flower to make from origami is the rose... 1.take a regular sized piece of paper. 2. fold it in half. 3. fold it into thirds. 4.color one forth green then color the rest of the fourths red. 5.cut the lines. 6.tape them together making a long strip. (make sure that the green is on the end.) 7.turn strip over and roll the green making the stem. 8.leave about an inch of space of white piece of strip from the right of the stem and then take the leftover strip and fold it down towards the bottom of the stem. 9.put finger on the top of the stem holding the stem down, then take the rest of the strip back to the right then fold down and rotate around the stem (keep folding it down as you go around) 10. that might be tricky at first but practice makes perfect, and once your done tape the leftovers back to the flower. hope I helped answer your question! :)

1. Cut a perfect square out of a piece of typing, wrapping or construction paper. 2. Fold the square diagonal in a triangle. Open the triangle again and lay flat. 3. Fold the first corner to the middle line created by the folding and fold again back to the original position. 4. Repeat the same step on the other side across from the first point and open again. 5. Fold the first side now to the new line created by the folding of the opposite side and open again. 6. Do the same step from the other side as well and open again. 7. Now fold both corners in to the next folded line. As you see, you now have a total of 7 folds in the same direction once the paper is opened and laying flat on the table. 8. Repeat now the same steps from the other 2 sides of the paper. This will create now a "checkerboard" pattern on your paper. 9. You will now cut on 2 opposite sides in by 2 folds. That is a total of 4 cuts. Use the picture as a reference. This is a example of the first side after being cut. The same gets done now to the other side. 10. Fold the 2 flaps up and crease and lay them flat again. 11. Turn your work so that the other 2 sides are in front of you. Now fold the point in, fold again and fold again until your side reaches the point where the 2 other sides were cut. 12. This is now how it looks on the one side. Do the same to the other side as well. 13. Fold now the "side walls" in on these 2 turned pieces and hold in place. 14. The box looks now as if it has 4 walls. When done correctly, the center floor is only a 2x2 square area. 15. This is a view from the top looking inside of the box. 16. Now the 2 flaps created in step 10 get folded in. They will fold over these side walls and then the last point will be laying in the box. See the picture above. 17. Do the same to the other flap. 18. This is now how the finished piece looks. For a lid, you do the same steps as above. Cut the square slightly larger than this particular size so that the lid fits comfortably over the bottom piece. 19. The finished box from the top side.

All you need to construct a paper fortune teller is a square piece of paper. The steps are as follows: # Fold the paper into fourths # Unfold the paper # Fold over the four corners, evenly into the middle # Fold into fourths again # Flip over the paper # Fold over the corners on the new side of the paper # Fold into fourths one last time # Fit you fingers into the slits # Open You can now color each outside section a different color, put numbers on the inside sections, and put fortunes/answers to questions on the inside tabs. How to use: # Have someone ask a question # Have them pick a color # Spell out the color as you move the fortune teller back and forth (i.e. BLUE- four letters, move 4 times) # Have them pick a number from the inside # Move the fortune teller that many times # Have them pick a new number # Open the flap of the number they picked # The answer to their question is on the inside tab that you have just revealed

Because you have to know the paper ratio, size, thickness, etc.,

Sure, anybody can. Geez.

Origami

Japanese paper folding or "origami" is all about creating recognizable forms, such as animals or objects, entirely out of single sheets of paper. This is accomplished by skillful folding of the paper. Most projects take from 30 to 200 folds and can recreate animals with such accuracy it is usually very easy to name them at a single glance.

Origami relieves them of worries, and kills stress. Instead of fighting they do origami. With origami you can make your creation look good or terrible.

there are some instructions on http://www.origami-instructions.com/origami-elephant.html

This is an extremely advanced project. Seasoned folders may be able to discern the pattern from these rough step images taken from Sipho Mabona's pattern presented in 2008:

http://flickr.com/photos/sipmab/2343737407/in/photostream/

You can go onto the website origamiway and learn how to make an origami paper dragon. They give you step by step instructions on how to make the dragon in 9 easy steps that are illustrated also.

There are several places where an individual can purchase a see saw. Examples would include Willy Goat, Amazon, Walmart, 7th Peak, Hayneedle and Wayfair.

I suppose you can start off with a bird base then continue that. That's how I made my mockingjay.

go and copy and paste this website........... http://www.oriland.com/studio/diagram.asp?category=characters&model=robot&page=1&pages=7

In Japan it is called Origami.

Dollar bill origami is a great conversation starter or an original way to leave a tip. Try looking at origami instructions online, or if you prefer videos then YouTube is a great place to start.

yes it is the art of folded paper

This is incredibly user friendly. It walks you through each step, allows you to upload photos for your brochure (even ones you created in "Paint") and allows you to save to your email (sorry, no way to save it directly to your computer). There is no cost. I just made a wonderful three fold brochure. Enjoy! Follow the link to mybrochuremaker.com

http://www.mybrochuremaker.com/free-brochure-template-fun.html

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Another way to answer to your question would be to help you gain the needed knowledge in order to understand the rules of creating a brochure.

A trifold brochure actually has 2 "spines" on which the brochure is folded. So the one sheet of paper gets two folds.

One of the folds will end up being "hidden" when the trifold brochure is closed.

That edge of the flap of the brochure that remains hidden needs to be a little bit far away from the other fold in the brochure. (if the flap went too deep inside, the other fold wold be disturbed). So make sure that the flap stays about 1/8" away of the other fold.

In short: to get a brochure designed correctly, two of the 3 panels should be the same width, while the third one (which is the one that will fold hidden) must be 1/8" shorter.

In addition you have the issue of the bleed. If you plan to have the images in your brochure go to the edge of the paper you'll need to make your artwork to bleed.

Here are a couple of links that will help you understand the bleed.

http://www.colorcopiesusa.com/color-copy-bleed.htm

Nobody really created Origami. But it was 'made' during the Heian period of old Japan. Then it was traditionally given as presents from Samurai at celebrations with a Nori, or good-luck charm. Or, they had made paper butterflies at Shinto weddings to represent the bride and groom. Then it generally spread out during the 1960's or 80s'.

-Shannaro.

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In the British army you ask for a course which is 9-8 weeks long depending where you do it. 1 week of lectures ( history ) tailoring your rifle and your Gillie suit fitness, 2nd week short 0-300 to mid 300-600 range shooting and test 3rd week long shoot and test 600-1100 4-8 week is exercises and skills training , camouflage and concealment, stalking , judging distance , map reading , navigation exercises and observation week 9 is test week on all 6 sniper skills including a written test.

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