Simple Origami Rhino Origami Tutorial for Children

Simple Origami Rhino Origami Tutorial for Children

The rhinoceros looks like a very bulky animal. In fact, the rhinoceros is quite "sharp". I believe everyone agrees with this. For the rhinoceros itself, it may be because there is a Because of the rhino horns, people think he is very fierce. But what children need to know is that rhinos are actually very gentle, so making an origami rhinoceros according to the origami illustrations will be a very interesting thing and definitely worth trying, so you can try this handmade origami Tutorial.

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1. The first thing to prepare is still square paper, but this time the square paper is not placed diagonally. Fold the four sides of the square paper in half, and then restore it to leave two intersecting creases.

2. Then fold the upper and lower corners on the right side of the paper toward the middle.

3. The left part is also folded inward with the upper, lower, left and right corners.

4. Then fold back the two corners operated in the previous step. The amplitude of the fold can be referred to the schematic diagram.

5. Then fold the upper part of the entire origami model downwards in half.

6. Then unfold the origami model as shown by the thick white arrow.

7. Then fold the square origami structure on the right side backwards.

8. Then pull apart the right part of the origami model. You can see the detailed instructions for the specific operation.

9. Also fold the right side of the origami rhinocerosFold the top corner back and forth once, leaving a crease that will be helpful for subsequent operations.

10. Then fold the right top corner inwards.

11. Then unfold the corner that has been folded inwards.

12. If this is not enough, fold the horn backwards, mainly to make the horns of the origami rhinoceros more detailed.

13. Then fold back according to the two corners indicated by the black arrows at this time, mainly to form some modifications.

14. Finally, sit the origami model on the top corner and fold it back and forth.

15. Then fold the top left corner inwards.

16. Finally, of course, the rhino’s eyes are completed by hand-drawing, so that the children’s origami rhinoceros is completed!