In the origami technique, the ancient Japanese art of paper folding, you can make a variety of figures, from flowers to animals and birds. Folding paper fish will bring a lot of pleasure to both adults and children. For work, you do not need anything other than an ordinary square of blank paper, large enough not to get tangled in complex folds.
Instructions
Step 1
Fold a square sheet of paper in half, and then unfold and lower the upper corners to the fold line, aligning them in the center. Flip the resulting shape. Then, to the fold line, bend the sides of the figure down and pull the corners from the back to the front.
Step 2
Lower the sides of the resulting square a short distance, bending its lower edges, and then turn the blank for the fish over again. Bend the upper corner horizontally towards yourself, then unfold again, and bend the lower corners to the center line, then turn the workpiece and outline several lines in its middle part.
Step 3
Bend the fish along the marked lines and form a tail, arching the extreme corner. Pull the corner and then bend the top corner inward. Double fold the zipper, then pull out the corner of the pocket and fold the zipper again. This will give the left extreme corner of the shape the shape of an open mouth.
Step 4
Bend the corner obtained after the fold is made. Tape a corner under the top layer of paper so that it is not visible. Shape the eye of the fish - open the pocket and flatten it, and then pull down the paper corner and flatten it as well.
Step 5
Iron all the folds and check if you have a figurine in the form of a fish that you can hang on a string or decorate the interior with.
