Origami silkworm baby on mulberry leaf origami drawing tutorial [Insect origami drawing]

Origami silkworm baby on mulberry leaf origami drawing tutorial [Insect origami drawing]

Origami silkworms on mulberry leaves is a very interesting origami insect. Bombyx mori is a very familiar animal to both adults and children. Maybe many classmates even raised them specially when they were children. However, if you just make an origami silkworm, no matter how similar you make it, the viewer may think it is an origami cigarette at a glance... In order to prevent it from being reduced to a simple origami illustrated tutorial, we need to further process it. Making it look more beautiful and more realistic. This origami silkworm is matched with an origami leaf structure, which makes it look more real.

The production of this origami silkworm baby cleverly utilizes the double-sided color shape of the paper itself. After a few origami steps, the image of a silkworm feeding on a mulberry leaf can be easily completed. The original designer of its tutorials is Eugeny Fridrikh. The finished product we see here was created by Deinha (papirometa.blogspot.com). This caterpillar will grow into a very beautiful butterfly or moth with its own characteristics. If you really have no love for this kind of origami caterpillar, you can try making origami butterflies, which are also very beautiful and exciting. Here is a popular origami butterfly tutorial with real photos for you: How to Origami Butterfly Origami Swallowtail Butterfly Tutorial Illustrated.

In order to facilitate the collection and offline learning of folding by students who like this origami silkworm baby, you can download the PDF document of the origami tutorial on the last page of this tutorial

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