Use your fingernail or a ruler to press down on every fold. Sharp creases make for a much sturdier bird.
Fold the paper in half diagonally again to form a triangle. Position it so the long folded edge is at the bottom. 3. Form the Wings
Take the top layer of the right corner and fold it up toward the top peak. Flip the paper over and repeat this on the other side. You should now have a smaller diamond shape. 4. The Inside Reverse Fold (The Head) How to Make an Easy Origami Bird - DIY Paper Bi...
Give the tail a slight pinch and adjust the wings. Your paper bird is ready to take flight! Pro Tips for Success
Identify one of the pointed ends. Fold the tip down slightly to create a crease where you want the "beak" to be. Open that tip slightly and tuck it inside itself (this is called an ). This gives your bird its head and beak! 5. Fold Down the Wings Use your fingernail or a ruler to press down on every fold
Use metallic paper or floral patterns to create a whole flock of unique birds for a mobile or table decor.
Start with the colored side (if any) facing down. Fold the paper in half diagonally to form a large triangle. Open it back up and fold it in half diagonally the other way. You should now have an "X" crease in your square. 2. Fold into a Smaller Triangle Position it so the long folded edge is at the bottom
Standard 6x6 inch origami paper works best, but you can cut a regular piece of printer paper into a square. Flat surface: A table or desk makes for crisp, clean folds. Step-by-Step Instructions 1. Create the Base Creases