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How to Make a Paper Crane (Origami) - Rob's World

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How to Make a Paper Crane (Origami) - Rob's World

7,792,205 views November 3, 2009 8:47

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You’ll fold a classic origami crane from a single sheet of printer paper, mastering a few advanced techniques along the way. The tutorial skips the traditional wing-expansion step but shows how to do it if you prefer. Perfect for anyone who enjoys precise paper folding.

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Like this Vid? Check out the entire series HERE:
youtube.com/watch?v=IdBTayjyt1I&list=PL4233…

Explains how to turn a piece of printer paper into an origami crane. It involves some new and advanced folds which I go through step by step on how to perform. Hope you enjoy!

Traditionally, the Japanese crane is expanded at the very end, although I usually prefer not to do this. To do this, you can perform the following: 1) Just grab each wing and pull them gently apart until the middle part inflates or expands, or 2) try blowing on the bottom of the crane to inflate it that way (doesn't work as well for me).

NOTE: This is NOT an action model, meaning it does NOT FLAP, nor is it supposed to. To make a FLAPPING BIRD please see the link below***

Want to make a BIRD THAT FLAPS?? Click this link below!!
youtube.com/watch?v=EZbZJEgFEDw&feature=rel…

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Rob's World published this 8:47 video tutorial on November 3, 2009. It has been watched 7,792,205 times on YouTube.

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