Christmas Christ Origami Cross Origami Tutorial

Christmas Christ Origami Cross Origami Tutorial

Commemorating Christmas not only requires various styles of paper pendants and small decorations, origami production can also play an excellent decorative effect at this time. This is especially recommended here. Fun Christmas Origami Christ Origami Cross. Although it has some mythical colors, this origami cross now has more of a decorative effect, because after it is folded out, it has an excellent decorative effect. It can be hung on the Christmas tree or pasted on On scrapbooks or Christmas cards, the cross produced by this unique and interesting origami production has a richer sense of Christ than the ordinary origami cross.

This Christmas Christ Origami Cross tutorial image was taken by origami-make and all rights reserved. So please pay special attention when using and reprinting. This Christmas Christ cross origami mainly adopts the method of inlaid origami, or is somewhat similar to the origami Christmas tree tutorial: Christmas tree origami tutorial is only slightly more complicated, do not use origami models. Combine and bond with any glue. Moreover, this origami cross seems to be a bit complicated in structure, but based on the front crease, the subsequent origami production has become very easy, and it is basically just some plastic-related origami operations.

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1. To make this Christmas origami cross, you need to use square paper. Fold the paper as shown in the figure, and the crease grid you need to create is an 8×8 structure. You can do the folding with the help of a ruler or by doing a normal fold in half. Such crease folding makes us look a bit like we are making an origami rose, except here we are making a Christmas Christ origami cross.

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2. The next folding may be a little more complicated, but after this folding process, the subsequent origami operations will become much simpler. The main operation required for the continued folding here is the production of these pre-folds. It can be seen that there will be two types of pre-creases on the paper. The red creases are valley marks and the blue creases are peak marks. In the process of making specific pre-creases, according to the red and blue Just use the colored lines to fold them. After completing such pre-crease folding, our subsequent folding will become easier and easier.