Origami is the art of making decorative paper ornaments that originated in Japan. It is still developing, lovers of this trend around the world are constantly coming up with new figures, showing their rich imagination, but the classic figures remain unchanged.
It is necessary
colored paper, scissors, pencil, push pin, wooden stick
Instructions
Step 1
The classic origami figures are Water Bomb, Samurai Helmet, Cicada, Pinwheel, Zunako, Box, Steamer, Butterfly, Seal, Glass, Sailboat, Frog, Dove, Crane and Boat. In order to learn how to make origami, you need to have the desire and arm yourself with patience, and the passion for this activity will wake up after the first act, because it is so exciting to create beautiful figures that will appeal to both adults and children. Make a Pinwheel, for the first time this is the most suitable figure that does not require much effort, which will also be a great toy for a child.
Step 2
Take two sheets of paper of different colors and cut squares out of them. To do this, fold the sheets diagonally along the long side and cut off the extra strip of paper. You will have squares with a side of about 21 centimeters. For each sheet on the back side, draw two diagonals with a pencil, define the center. Step 1 centimeter away from it on each diagonal and mark these four points. Take scissors and cut along the lines you have drawn from the corners to the marks.
Step 3
Place two squares on top of each other. Take a pushpin and punch a hole in the center of the merged square. Then poke the same holes in each left corner of the four triangles. Each time, make holes slightly wider than the thickness of the needle of the button, because subsequently our turntable should spin freely on a wooden stick.
Step 4
Fold each triangle so that the hole in the left corner lines up with the hole in the center. Try not to make strong folds, the edges of the turntable should be rounded and beautiful.
Step 5
Place the center of the figure on the end of the wooden stick and attach with a pushpin. The spinner should hold well, but the part of the tip on which it is held should not be too short for the spinner to spin freely.
Step 6
The spinner is ready, you can safely expose it to the wind!
