This phoenix is absolutely gorgeous to look at, with it’s long, wavy tail. It has the same body as the traditional origami crane, but the tail is quite different. I love how it waves from side to side. I would really recommended using “real” origami paper for this model because the tail will hold its shape better than copy paper.
Learn to make a cute, little origami bird. These will look great with recycled magazines, old wrapping paper, and such! :-) I apologize that I struggled to explain the final steps adequately, but hopefully, you can see how the tail is constructed from watching the video! :-)
Learn to make an origami / kirigami mermaid with this easy origami tutorial. This origami mermaid requires 3 sheets of paper and a pair of scissors to snip the tail. You'll also need some glue or tape to secure the paper mermaid pieces together. The origami mermaid can be decorated…
In this video, I'll teach you how to fold an origami fox. There are two variations to the fox: One with the tail pointing right, and the other with the tail pointing left. It requires 1 square sheet of paper, and no glue. I used a 3" x 3" square…
It has the same body as the traditional origami crane, but the tail is quite different. I love how it waves from side to side. I would really recommended using “real” origami paper for this model because the tail will hold its shape better than copy paper.
