Since the horizontal crease towards the top was already created and is visible on this side, let’s change things around by folding that top triangle down first. Let’s go through this again so you get the hang of it. You need to repeat this whole process on the other side, so flip the model over. This looks more complicated than it is, so slow down and try it out till you get a clean result. Now use the longer creases on the sides to fold the side flaps flat, forming this very tall diamond shape. Fold only the single topmost layer of paper up along the horizontal crease you created before. Step 6įold down the small broad triangle at the top along its base line. With the loose layers of the model pointing downwards, place it flat like this and fold a single layer of both of the bottom edges to the central line to form this large pointed shape. Unfold it flat and with the colour side up, collapse all the creases into this multi-layered diamond-shaped form. Fold it along both the diagonals of the square. Unfold it again and place the paper colour-side up this time. Then unfold it and fold along and a vertical across the square, to from this cross-shaped crease. The square paper you start with must be placed colour side down. Enjoy this classic and historical piece of origami. This paper bird is also a great model to learn because it can lead you to so many other beautiful models through The Bird Base, an intermediate step that is the start of several great designs.
The origami crane has become an icon for the art of paper folding itself and all the cultural artifacts that surround it. Origami cranes are the most recognisable of the traditional Japanese folded paper models.
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