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1) | Begin by making a waterbomb base. |
2) | Valley fold, and unfold, one flap. | |||
3) | Squash fold the flap. | |||||
4) | Petal fold the flap. | |||||
5) | Book fold the flap in half. | |||||
6) | Repeat steps 2-5 on the remaining three flaps. | |||||
7) | Turn the model right side up. | |||||
8) | Book fold one front flap to the right; fold one rear flap to the left. | |||||
9) | Valley fold the lower edges in. The exact amount is not important; I personally prefer that the edge nearly, but not quite, reach the centerline. This step locks the model. Repeat on the other three sides. | |||||
10) | Valley fold the four petals down. | |||||
11) | Curl the petals. |
Joseph Wu maintains an archive of origami diagrams. Most of the illustrations are in PostScript. The dozens of models include a dragon, mammals, insects, and birds.
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Last updated July 23, 1999.