Origami Kangaroo Handmade Origami Complete Illustrated Tutorial

Origami Kangaroo Handmade Origami Complete Illustrated Tutorial

OrigamiKangaroo origami tutorial teaches you how to make an interesting and simple origami kangaroo. Kangaroos are a unique species on the Australian continent, so they are still quite distant from our lives. However, we can completely make a hand-made origami kangaroo through origami, and then let this little kangaroo accompany us. Such interesting settings will add some unexpected fun to life. And don’t worry that this handmade origami kangaroo tutorial is difficult. In fact, this origami kangaroo is very easy to make. You can easily make this handmade origami kangaroo by just using any paper materials around you.

Compared with other tutorials in Origami Encyclopedia, this tutorial on hand-made origami kangaroo is really a very simple animal origami. Basically there are no complicated origami steps, just some simple origami operations, but you can make a very interesting origami kangaroo. If you like making origami animals or animals like kangaroos, then this tutorial on handmade origami kangaroos is very suitable for you. Although this hand-made origami kangaroo is very simple to make, it should be noted that it cannot completely imitate the true appearance of the kangaroo in appearance. It is more of an imitation in mind, so if your If your requirements are relatively high, this tutorial may make you a little disappointed.

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1. This simple origami kangaroo tutorial requires very simple materials, just a square piece of paper. However, in the origami encyclopedia illustrations, many origami animals only need a simple square piece of paper to make. This handmade origami kangaroo tutorial is no exception. Simple square paper is all the materials needed to make this handmade origami kangaroo. .

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2. After preparing the paper, the first thing you need to do is to fold the paper diagonally. After the folding is completed, unfold the paper, so that we get the diagonal crease as shown in the picture, but Such a crease is just the basis for making more complex creases below, so don't take it lightly.

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3. The folds shown in the origami diagram in this step are much more complicated. The basis for making the creases in this step is to make a rhombus-shaped crease next to the diagonal crease made in the previous step. The side corners of the two rhombuses are on the other diagonal. Above the midpoint, we can clearly see from the origami diagram, and the partial folding method is used when folding, which is the folding method commonly used in making origami roses, so at this point Also pay special attention to the fact that through partial folding, you can prevent too many interfering creases from appearing, which will affect subsequent origami production.

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4. Then based on the creases in the previous step, we also need to make two creases on the diagonal lines where the side points fall, that is, the creases as shown in the picture. Although these two creases are on the diagonal, they are not true diagonal creases. They are also partial creases, that is, they are only partially displayed. This is also true when folding. Just be more careful.

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5. According to the creases that have been made previously, we only need to slightly deform the origami model to obtain the origami style as shown in the picture. It looks a bit like an origami maple leaf, but here It’s not about making origami maple leaves. This three-dimensional structure is completely based on the previous basic crease making, so this step will be relatively simple and convenient to make, without too many difficulties, and at the same time, becauseFolding requires adding several creases, which can be clearly seen from the origami diagram.