Exquisite three-dimensional snowflake origami tutorial. The folded snowflakes present a multi-layered structure, which is much more beautiful than ordinary snowflake origami. But beauty always comes at a price. This origami tutorial is a bit difficult, especially for novices, so you should read it carefully~
Prepare a square piece of paper. It is best for beginners to use a larger one.
First fold the lower edge upward.
Fold upward again.
Take a step back and fold the red mountains and blue valleys, that is, align the upper corners with the midline. Pay attention to the lower corner. Fold and compact before opening.
Open and fold in half along the center line.
Do it as before, this time without folding the right side.
After compaction, unfold everything and find four intersection points (red spots).
Align the red dots and fold them up so that both ends are consistent.
A hexagon appears, cut it out.
After cutting.
Fold one edge toward the center line.
Red mountains and blue valleys have become like this.
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In fact, it is the line that the scissors point to.
Other sides are consistent.
The last corner often looks like this. In fact, just open it and flip out the inner layer. When compacted, it becomes all clockwise.
Take a corner and fold it upward.
Open from the middle and compact. Fold sideways toward the center line.
Expand it, fold it in along the crease, and press it flat.
The other five corners are consistent.
Turn over to the back, make a triangle, and fold it.
Expand it and fold it in the other direction (red).
For the black line below the intersection, highlight it (ignoring other creases), then press it down.
The last corner often looks like this. Open it from the inside out, press it down again, and everything will be fine.
Turn it over and turn each corner up.
Turn it over and put the corners into the front.
Ah, I forgot! These triangles need to be opened.
Then stuff it in and keep everything else the same.
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Continue now.
ThenFold in the middle and flatten the other side.
Others are consistent.
Hey! It worked! Now press it flat and it’s OK!
