How to Fold an Origami Envelope
Take a square piece of paper with the corner facing you., Fold the paper in half, from corner to corner across the square. , Take the top corner of the first layer and fold it down to the bottom edge. , Fold the right corner one third over to the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Take a square piece of paper with the corner facing you.
If you want a colored envelope, make sure the colored side is facing down. -
Step 2: Fold the paper in half
,, You do not have to be exact, just try to be as accurate as possible. , Now the bottom portion should be square shaped. ,, Unfold.
This is a crease to help guide the next step. , The point of view in the photo will now change. ,, Make sure you flatten it well, as this will help secure the envelope closed. , Or turn it back 180 degrees. , Or, the bottom edge of the square you formed by "squashing."
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Step 3: from corner to corner across the square.
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Step 4: Take the top corner of the first layer and fold it down to the bottom edge.
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Step 5: Fold the right corner one third over to the left.
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Step 6: Take the left corner and fold it over to the other end.
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Step 7: Fold the point of the flap over the other flap back to the left edge of the model.
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Step 8: Fold the point of the flap up to the top corner of the flap.
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Step 9: Turn the model 180 degrees.
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Step 10: Open the folded portion of the flap.
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Step 11: Make a squash fold on this flap.
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Step 12: Change the position back so it is "upright."
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Step 13: Fold the very top point down to the bottom edge.
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Step 14: Put the top flap (the portion you just folded down) into the "pocket" that was formed by the squash fold.
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Step 15: Flatten the model.
Detailed Guide
If you want a colored envelope, make sure the colored side is facing down.
,, You do not have to be exact, just try to be as accurate as possible. , Now the bottom portion should be square shaped. ,, Unfold.
This is a crease to help guide the next step. , The point of view in the photo will now change. ,, Make sure you flatten it well, as this will help secure the envelope closed. , Or turn it back 180 degrees. , Or, the bottom edge of the square you formed by "squashing."
, Ensure that the model can hold itself together.
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