Do you feel a little scared when you look at the red beetle? Don’t be afraid, just imagine it is an octopus. If you stare at me again, I will eat you!~ Share the origami beetle that looks like an octopus with the children. Just having fun~
It doesn’t matter whether you have single-color paper or two-color paper, you can fold it into a very realistic beetle in the end. The last eyes can be painted on or attached with movable eyeballs~
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