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A paper version of the famous Pokemon!
I designed this a year or so ago while being bored in Geometry class. Be warned, it's not for the beginner! You should at least be able to fold a frog base (preferably from memory) before attempting this model.
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You Will Need
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Step 11. Begin with a square.
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Step 22. Fold a frog base in the color you want the
finished model to be. -
Step 33. Sink one of the small flaps. Repeat on an
adjacent flap. -
Step 44. Step 3 completed with the middle
flattened. -
Step 55. Now flip to a remaining flap...
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Step 66. And valley fold the side like so. Repeat
behind. -
Step 77. Step 6 completed. Repeat on the other
flap side (it should be adjacent to this one). -
Step 88. Steps 6 and 7 completed.
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Step 99. Flatten the middle part.
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Step 1010. And valley fold the side flaps like so. This
is vaguely similar to making a kite base. -
Step 1111. Open out the side and pull out the small
flap as far as it will comfortably go. Repeat
on the other side. -
Step 1212. Step 11 completed. These are the arms.
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Step 1313. Fold the bottom point up like so.
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Step 1414. Flip the model over.
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Step 1515. Valley fold to one side.
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Step 1616. And valley fold the side again. Repeat on
the other side. -
Step 1717. Step 16 completed on both sides.
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Step 1818. Turn the model over again and fold the
top point down 1/3 of the way to the tip of
the belly flap. Crease well. -
Step 1919. Now the hard part begins. Open out the
tail flaps folded in step 16 as well as the
back leg flaps. -
Step 2020. And begin to open up the model! It helps
to stick a finger up into the model. -
Step 2121. Flatten out the top along the creases
formed in step 18. This will become the
head. -
Step 2222. Collapse the model back to its previous
shape, except for the top point which is
squashed down. The model will now lie flat. -
Step 2323. Now focus on a side. Reverse fold the
first two layers as shown (I apologize for
blurriness!). Repeat on the other side. -
Step 2424. Step 23 completed on both sides.
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Step 2525. Flip the model over.
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Step 2626. Fold the top bit down. Note the reference
points. -
Step 2727. Swivel fold like so. Repeat on the other
side. -
Step 2828. Step 27 completed on both sides.
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Step 2929. Turn the model back over and fold the
top corner down. Note the reference points. -
Step 3030. Fold the corner back up to pleat. Repeat
on the other side. -
Step 3131. Step 30 completed on both sides. These
are the ears. -
Step 3232. Now open up the belly flap....
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Step 3333. And fold both corners to meet the center
line! Then fold the tip of the belly flap to the
edge of the two folded corners. -
Step 3434. Step 33 completed.
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Step 3535. Reverse fold the feet and mountain fold
the sides to narrow them. -
Step 3636. Open the feet up and fold the tip inside
to shorten them. -
Step 3737. Step 36 completed. The tips of the feet
have also been reverse folded. -
Step 3838. Turn the model over and rabbit-ear the
tail. -
Step 3939. Mountain fold the sides of the back.
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Step 4040. Open up the tip of the tail, curve it, valley
fold the feet forward and you have.... -
Step 41The adorable finished Mew!
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Watercolor Paints Made From Make Up
I always wondered HOW people just MADE UP an entirely new creature with origami. Are you just fooling around and it ended up making something, or do you actually set out to do a certain thing?
Maybe you could name the sides or just add left-right-descriptions....