Required materials: 1 square colored paper of any size, pen.
1. Fold the square colored paper into rice noodles first, as shown in the figure.
2. Fold the two diagonal lines of the crease in the above picture inward into a double square, as shown in the figure.
3. Fold two adjacent sides of the square opening parallel to the center line as shown in the figure.
4. Open the crease in Figure 3, fold the origami inward along the crease, and flatten the origami into a diamond, as shown in the figure.
5. Fold the two big corners of the diamond into two obtuse triangles parallel to the center line, as shown in the figure.
6. Repeat the above steps on the other side of the origami to fold out the effect as shown in the figure.
7. Fold the front and back origami in half to the middle, and one side of the origami becomes the front, as shown in the figure.
8. Fold up the sharp corner at the bottom of Figure 7. Not wings, but head and tail, as shown in the picture.
9. Fold the head and tail of Figure 8 in half to make the wings on the side look wider, as shown in the figure.
10. After the wings are folded up, they are folded down, as shown in the figure.
1 1. Select 1 to fold out the head, 1 to make the tail from the two sharp corners in the middle. The folding method is shown in the figure.
12. Draw eyes at the right position on the head, and the paper crane will be folded. You can also pull the head and tail out in two directions for a distance, so that the paper crane looks like it is flying as a whole.
The moral of paper cranes:
Paper cranes represent your wishes to the people who are sent. Every paper crane carries a small wish, which eventually becomes a wish. Paper cranes have beautiful legends and cultural connotations, and become people's emotional sustenance. At first, I just prayed for the sick people to recover as soon as possible in order to break thousands of cranes. Later, it was also to pray for something to succeed.