Making various crafts with your own hands is an exciting activity and also develops creative thinking and fine motor skills. Fantasy works, artistic perception, a sense of beauty, a sense of color, form develops. Almost any crafts can be attributed to the field of aesthetic education. The child's attention is held for a long time because interest is fueled by the desire to see the result without fail. And then also play with him, come up with something interesting, exciting. Origami is one of the types of paperwork, which is folding and folding various figures from pieces of paper. For example, let's make a tiger.
Instructions
Step 1
Take a small, square piece of paper, 15 centimeters in size. Fold it in turn along both diagonals, then unfold it, then fold it in half in both directions and unfold it again. Then grab the four diagonal edges, fold them like a 3D star, and then connect the edges to form a triangle.
Step 2
Bend the top tip so that it is about one third. It should go almost to the middle of the triangle. Open the base of the resulting figure, place it on the tip that you folded and bend the corners in half so that you get a square with two ears on top and two on the bottom.
Step 3
Bend the shape in half and your tiger's torso is finished. Start making the animal's head. To do this, take another small piece of paper.
Step 4
Fold this piece of paper in half, and then again in half, bending each of the halves outward. Now on the resulting rectangle, prepare the folds. To do this, bend one fourth of the rectangle, and then the same part diagonally.
Step 5
Fold the side folds into triangles, and fold inward at the tip to form a tiger's nose. Peel back the tips of the triangles to form the tiger's ears. Then bend his neck at a ninety-degree angle to his head. It turns out that inside.
Step 6
Fold the tiger's ears towards the center, and then secure them with small pieces of tape. Then try sticking out your ears with a small, flat object. Cut off about half of the neck and make an animal tail out of it.
Step 7
To do this, twist the remaining piece of paper tightly diagonally. Stretch it slightly and tighten as much as possible. Then gently fold the resulting tube into an S shape. This will create a tiger's tail.
Step 8
Now collect the torso, head, and tail of your tiger. Use scotch tape for reliability.
Step 9
Finally, take paints or markers and paint stripes for your tiger, or just color it as you like.
