How to make animals out of paper. Step-by-step instructions + 800 photos

 

How to make a bear out of paper

This model paper bear even a novice in paperwork can put it in force. If you will do with children before trying to help with an origami project, be sure to know what you are doing. Take some time in advance to fold the model do-it-yourself origami bear, or any other model at least once. Then you can help another person. Master class look below on step by step photos.

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Origami bear scheme

Here's how to fold the seated origami paper bear do it yourself. The model looks original, but also requires some knowledge in the origami technique. Here, techniques such as the so-called "Rabbit ear", this is when you need to pinch the upper corner diagonally and then bend the sheet. Also applied reverse fold and squash fold (fold and flatten). If you are not familiar with all of these origami tricks, you can read it here. Below are step-by-step diagrams. how to make a bear out of paper.

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Origami bear

This cute little origami bear just can not help but like children and adults. The difficulty is average, but presented below 86 very detailed step-by-step photos even those who are not familiar with the origami technique will help to cope with the task. I hope this origami model will decorate your collection of paper crafts.

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Designed by: Edwin Corrie

Photo Paper Bear

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How to make a panda from paper

This origami panda folded in such a way that the black and white parts appear in all the necessary places. The model consists of two parts.. First you need to do panda head origami then body and connect the two parts.

To fold this charming figure, you will need two sheets of paper. One for the body and one for the head. Origami black paper with white on the back is recommended for panda marking.

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Origami Panda Body it is not difficult to do, but there are several difficult steps and one awkward fold, which is described very clearly in the instructions on the site. All in all, this is fairly simple and should not take too much time.

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Panda Origami Pattern

Make panda origami possible according to this scheme. This is a slightly different model and also consists of two parts. The head of a panda begins with the basic form of origami “pillow”. For this model you need to know the different types folds of squash.

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This is a circuit how to fold the body of a panda. We recommend using 30 x 30 cm paper.

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Paper Panda

Third example how to make a panda out of paper. This model of a funny bear is folding up in its entirety. There are also many folds using various origami techniques, including squash and back folds. But this origami panda boasts a beautiful pentagonal ponytail. Not the easiest model, though 50 step by step photos show all stages in detail, questions may arise, so you can use the link under the gallery and visit the author’s site, where there is video and step by step instructions.

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Panda Origami Photo

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Deer origami diagram

Here is a diagram with step-by-step instructions on how to fold paper origami deer do it yourself. First you need to make an 8x8 paper base. The main origami technique used to make this model is backfold method. For work you will need a square sheet of 20 cm x 20 cm. It is recommended to use high density paper.

How to make a deer out of paper shown in the master class on 88 detailed step-by-step photos in the gallery.

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How to make a deer out of paper

This paper deer You can make with the children. First you need to cut out the template. Draw a drawing on paper according to the model shown in the photo. This is just an example, you can usel these sizes, but you can change as you wish. Then start folding the model as shown in the step-by-step photos in the gallery. The hardest thing make a recessed pocket, here you will need some knowledge of the origami technique. In fact, the paper deer model is quite simple, although there are some nuances.

If something is not clear with the master class, you can read the detailed instructions on the site.

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Craft paper deer

In this example, you will learn how to make a beautiful craft do-it-yourself paper deer. To do this, you need a square sheet of colored paper at your discretion, a marker and scissors. Used here origami technique with a basic form of kite. The procedure for folding paper deer is shown in master class on step by step photos, you can additionally familiarize yourself with the instructions on the website of the author of this project, link under the gallery.

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Deer from paper photo

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Origami tiger

If you like to make paper crafts, then this origami tiger should like you. Although this project is best suited for those who have average origami skills, then you can easily put together a great three-dimensional paper tiger. If you are new to origami, try your skills with some more simple projectssuch as a simple origami cat. When you're ready for the challenge, start folding slowly and be patient. This is a complex model, but the end result is worth the effort. As soon as you master the origami tiger, try your hand at other animals and soon you will have a real zoo full of paper animals!

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Origami tiger diagram

This manual is for those who want to add 3D origami tiger. This is a complex model for those who master the origami technique at an intermediate level. Many methods apply here - squash, Z-fold, open sink, reverse fold. All this is shown in great detail in detail. step by step photos and diagramsthat are represented in the gallery. You can also read the instructions with a description of each step on the site, the link is under the gallery.

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Craft paper tiger

If you are not into origami, you can just make a tiger out of paperby cutting and pasting a model from a template. It is very simple. Print, colorize, cut and stack animal print shapes into fun three-dimensional paper figures. The template can be made independently or downloaded on the website, and then cut. Use the link and on the site you will find a whole zoo of different animals that you can use as a template. How to make this particular tiger out of paper, see below for step by step photos.

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Tiger from paper photo

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Origami cow

Using the walkthrough provided, you can easily fold the model DIY paper cows. The origami technique that is used here is the open fold. This origami cow starts with manufacturing balloon bases. For work you will need any kind of square paper 15cm x 15cm. How to fold the model, see below for step by step photos.

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Cow out of paper scheme

Here is a diagram of how to fold origami paper cow do it yourself. Bend in dashed lines. Fold the top and bottom toward the center. Lay out the top layers along the dashed lines. Fold and expand all corners. Fold and do rotary folds along the previous folds. Fold the side of the paper along the line and bend the model in half. Do internal back fold along the dashed line, then a small section along the dashed line. Fold the cut paper to make the ears.

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DIY paper cow

This cute burenka made from one sheet of paper without glue and scissors.

It's pretty simple paper cow modeljust follow the step by step photo below.

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Craft paper cow

See how to make the easiest craft - do-it-yourself paper cow. These are magnificent animals, and if you ever had a chance to see a real burenka, you must admit that they have the most magnificent eyes in the animal kingdom. In general, if you decide that it is time to replenish your collection with paper models of farm animals, then do this craft together with the children using the following step by step photos. As you can see the idea is very simple, you just need to glue the cut strips of paper and a little drawing.

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Cows made of paper photo

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DIY paper pig

There are many wild and exotic animals that can be folded from a piece of paper, but what if you want to make an origami farm? Then simple paper pigis a wonderful character forI am your collection. You can easily fold this model to fill your paper stockyard. After all, what is a pig-free farm? Also, making this cute papercraft is not at all difficult. Just look step by step photos and most likely, you will not need any more instructions.

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If it’s easier for you to perceive information in one image, take a look schemes, how to fold a pig out of paper with your own hands

Next comes the complicated fold and completion

Origami pig

See instructions and diagrams for how to fold paper origami pig do it yourself. This is a simple model, but, nevertheless, there are several methods of origami technique that you need to master for this craft. First of all, you need to know what is basic form of origami "petal"as well as complex reverse folds. Maybe it’s called a little tricky, in fact, nothing complicated, just type in Google “base fold petal in origami”. Here, standard origami paper of 15 cm x 15 cm was used.

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Craft paper pig for children

Children love pigs, as they are often popular cartoon characters and presented as cute characters. Making crafts - DIY paper pigsIt’s a great and most importantly fun way to develop a wide range of skills, including mathematical thinking, fine motor skills, patience and resistance to disappointment. Here's how to make simple and super cute origami pig, which can cause a smile on the face of anyone who sees it.

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Paper pig photo

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How to make a giraffe out of paper

The charm and feature of origami lies in the fact that the technique does not require any special requirements for the manufacture of crafts. This origami paper giraffe - A great idea for children, the implementation of which you can do with them. Of course this is not the easiest model, so if you will put the giraffe with the childrenyou need to own basics of origami technique. But look at what this model has an extremely realistic look. See the master class below for step-by-step photos..

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Giraffe Origami Scheme

This diagram shows how to fold simple origami giraffe. Fold the paper in half and open the top paper flap on the right. Squash. Then fold the flap and turn the paper over. Open the upper flap on the left and press down. Lift the paper up the crease from the previous step. Fold to the sides pleated petals. Fold the petals on the other side. Close the paper by folding it along the dotted lines. Bend both sides along the dotted lines. Bend the tip of the upper valve along the dashed line. Fold the paper in half. Pull a long stretch from right to down along the dashed line, making internal back bend. Make an external back fold along the dashed line. Make internal back folds at the tips of the feet.

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DIY paper giraffe

If you started origami, then you should definitely learn how to make simple DIY paper giraffe. There are so many birds and animals that can be made using the origami folding technique, but learning to how to make an origami giraffevery useful for preschool teachers as they can use it as study guide for kids. See full below. step-by-step technique folding used to make paper giraffe.

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Giraffe from paper photo

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