How to Make an Origami 3-D Panda
- 1). Fold the square in half vertically. Fold the right side half again to obtain two more vertical halves. Once again fold the right side half into two vertical halves. Press hard to get creases along the folds and then unfold the paper.
- 2). Turn the paper so the left side corner is on the top. The creases are now diagonal on the left side. Fold the paper pulling the top corner over the lower one to form a triangle, crease and unfold. Repeat the process with the left and right corners. Fold, crease and unfold.
- 3). Fold the top corner so the tip touches the crease that crosses the middle of the square. Repeat the process with the lower corner. Fold the paper again so both the top and bottom sides join in the middle, press hard to crease. Unfold.
- 4). Fold the lower corner to the second crease counting from top corner down. Fold the base from the left corner tip to the mid crease of the square. Unfold after creasing.
- 5). Unfold the corner you folded in Step 3 along the crease you made in Step 4. Turn the paper upside down and repeat the process with the other corner. Fold about 1/3 from the left end to the right, crease and unfold to get a vertical crease.
- 6). Fold both sides along the creases you made in Step 4. Now take left upper side corner and bend inward. When you fold both you will get a crease that looks like a sleeping X.
- 7). Fold the end to touch the vertical crease you made in Step 5. Fold once again right on the crease.
- 8). Flip the origami paper. Fold the paper across the first vertical crease and flatten. Fold the arrow-type projection on your right up side backward.
- 9). Fold the tip of the triangle that you folded backward in Step 8. On the left side you will have a triangular projection. Fold the extreme left corner downward toward the first crease on the paper. This is the tail of the panda bear.
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Draw panda eyes on the face on the upper right side to finish your 3-D panda bear.
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