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9. Using scissors, cut where indicated. Cut only the front-most layer of paper.
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10. Fold the two flaps outward to match the ones at the top.
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11. Fold the top point down.
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12. Fold the top flap back upwards, leaving a small gap, this is a pleat fold.
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13. Fold the left and right points to the middle.
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14. Unfold the previous step and fold the left and right points again but this time leave a small gap.
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15. Finally, push the left and right sides in again, this will give the turtle a more 3D look and allow the feet to rest underneath the turtle.
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16. Flip the origami turtle over to the other side and adjust the legs however you like. You could draw a little face on the turtle as well.
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i did it agin and agin is cool
bon’t call me miley everyone calls me bob
nice
your girl bob
It was pretty easy and cute.
You aren’t supposed to cut anything in origami. It’s the art of paper folding, not cutting. Good model tho. I made mine out of newspaper.
Yes this is generally true however there are some traditional Japanese origami models that do include some cutting (such as this turtle). The idea that you cannot use any cuts or glue is not a strict rule in Japanese origami, rather it’s just something that has become popular over time.
fun.
Hello my name is Imogen and I love your origami ( I especially like the animals) I tried the turtle and I noticed that in step 5 I noticed something that didn’t make sense: “bottle” left did u maybe mean bottom?
yours sincerely Imogen