Creative Time | Make a Sword from Origami Paper
Hi hi Creative friends..
Good morning friends @diyhub, This time I'm back to greet friends with the origami work that I made. I still can't believe that origami paper can be made into various shapes depending on our creativity.
Only need origami paper, this time I can't wait to share my tutorial Tiny Sword Origami.
A tiny sword that can be displayed together with a sheath that we can make just from origami paper.
Materials:
1 pcs origami paper
How to Make:
- Fold the origami paper in 2, then cut the paper.
- Take 1 piece of origami paper, then fold the paper again.
until it produces a line as shown in the picture
- Then fold the ends of the paper into a triangle.
- After that, fold the paper again and bring it together in the middle
- until it looks like the picture.
- Then, turn the triangle part down and the folded part down and unfold the paper
- then fold the paper but not until it covers the triangle part and turn the folded part back to the front.
- Fold the middle part back up like the picture, and do it on the other side
- Fold the bottom part back up
- Then fold it back up and the paper goes to the top as shown
- Turn and fold the paper back up
- then fold the paper as shown and do it on the other side.
- The sword is done
After that we can move on to the sword sheath.
- Take the remaining origami paper, then fold it to produce 4 lines on the paper.
- Then on the top side, fold it back to the middle of the paper and keep folding it until it becomes small at the top.
- put the sword that we made earlier, and measure how wide the side of the paper is needed.
- fold it again following the size of the sword.
then put it together using the small folds that we made earlier
- after the paper is finished being folded, the end that is not folded is triangular.
The sheath is ready, and the sword can go in.
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