The Japanese art of origami does not end with figures that are folded from one square sheet - there are also a huge number of models that are assembled from a certain number of individual modules, fastened together without glue or scissors. If you learn how to fold a standard triangular origami module, great possibilities will open before you, and you will be able to fold a wide variety of shapes from these modules.
It is necessary
A4 sheet
Instructions
Step 1
If you need a lot of small modules, you can divide an ordinary A4 sheet into four parts on each side to get several identical rectangles with an aspect ratio of 1: 1, 5. Take a paper rectangle and fold it in half towards you along the long side.
Step 2
Then bend the resulting part in half, aligning the side edges, and unfold the part back, then turn it over. Fold the left and right edges to the center fold line diagonally - the diagonal folds should meet at the top of the center fold line.
Step 3
Turn the workpiece over, and then fold the two rectangular edges that protrude from under the bottom line of the triangle up. Fold the corners protruding beyond the triangle back, and then unfold the front side of the fold and fold the small triangles up again.
Step 4
Raise the edges up. Bend the resulting triangle in half from right to left. Thus, you get a corner module that can be connected to any of the same module in various ways.
Step 5
You can insert one module into another using both the back and front pockets to assemble a 3D item using the modular origami technique. The modules are held in each other without the help of glue, and if necessary, you can disassemble the assembled figure to fold something else out of the modules.
