Origami Bird: all stages of production with detailed instructions, assembly schemes and a video lesson

Despite the fact that the origami art originates from the East, this does not stop the avid origamiists from adapting some figures from the classic origami to the characteristics of their culture. So, for example, using the origami bird scheme from paper, it can turn out to be a native Russian fire-bird.

The simplest options for beginners

In Slavic mythology, a fire bird called a fire bird, which resembled a peacock in size. Origami fantasy knows no bounds when making this kind of bird from origami modules. After all, the use of different colors can transform a bird and make it truly unique.

The heat-bird has a second name - a bird of happiness. The origami scheme "bird of happiness" is very similar to the pigeon-and-peacock composition scheme, so if you folded these models earlier, then with this figure you will not have problems.

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Where to start?

First of all, I advise you to look at a visual video lesson on adding this bird: http: // www.youtube.com / watch?v = pP6W3Uw-JJM

Before we make an origami bird of happiness, we need to prepare the basic details - modules. Any figure made in the technique of "modular folding", involves the manufacture of triangular modules, which in the future are connected together, forming a voluminous and realistic figure.
It is very easy to make such modules, following a simple scheme:

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operation stages In total, the bird consists of modules in the number of 1284 pieces. Of these, yellow modules should be 577, green - 254, orange - 245, and white - 208. I remind you that the colors of the modules may be different, the color decision remains at your discretion.

We begin to collect the bird from the body. For the first and second rows, we need a total of 70 corners, 35 in each row. In the 3rd row we also add 35 modules and close the workpiece in a ring:

We continue to add 35 modules in the following rows of birds. It turns out that such a workpiece:

Up to the 12th row, we collect the figure in a circle, attaching 35 modules:

Starting with the 12th row, we begin to form the breast of the bird. It will consist of 11 rows. The first row of the breast consists of 13 modules:

In the next 10 rows, we reduce the number of modules by 1 and continue to collect the breast, following the scheme. We conclude the 11th row with 3 modules:

After this we begin to shape the bird's neck. It will consist of 9 rows. We begin the first row of the neck with 2 angles, in the next row we add 3 modules. We repeat 1 and 2 rows one more time. In the 5th row we add 2 modules, and in 6m - 1 corner. We repeat 5 and 6 rows one more time. In the last 9th row we add 2 corners.

The bird's head consists of 4 rows. We start the first row with 3 modules, reducing in the second row the number of modules up to 2x. In the 3 rd row, we attach one more module. We finish the head with 2 modules. After that, from the 1st orange module we make the bird's beak.

To decorate the head, we make a crest of 3 modules nested into each other, at the end we put on 2 more modules:

To the left and right of the neck, we begin to form the wings of a feather-bird. We begin the first row of the right wing with 5 modules. In each subsequent series, the number of modules is reduced by 1. That is, In the 2nd row of the wing there will already be 4 modules:

Finish the wing in the 5th row with 1 module. For decoration, we add 2 more modules nested inside each other:

We repeat the same actions for the left wing. And we turn to the formation of the tail on the remaining modules.

The first tail series consists of 8 modules.

From the second row we add modules with a short base and increase the number of modules. Thus in the 2nd row there will be 9 corners. We continue to increase the number of modules by 1 in each next row up to the 7th row. In the 7th and 8th rows, there is no need to increase. In the 8th row we must have 13 modules. It turns out that this is the workpiece:

From the 9th row begins the narrowing of the tail, ie we add 12 modules already. And in each successive series there are 1 less module. We finish the tail in the 20m row with 1 module.

After this we begin to collect bird feathers. First, we compile 3 modules, putting one into the other. For each corner of the top module, you need to equip 12 modules, i.e., a total of 24 modules. It turned out to be such a workpiece of the pen:

Now again, we put on top of the workpiece 3 nests inside each other:

On top of the dress two more modules:

On this workpiece we collect the figure "rhombus"( we start and finish with 1 module, in a wide place there must be 4 modules):

To the free corners of the modules( on which the diamond was assembled) we add 13 modules,not more than 26. On top we fix the construction 4 modules, folded into each other. It turned out very luxurious pen.

In the same way we collect 5 more feathers. And attach them to the tail of the workpiece.

The king of the bird is ready!

In the process of assembling, I think you noticed that the basic form of an ordinary swan is the basis for constructing this figure. The main difference is, of course, in the tail. After all, the king-bird according to the status is supposed to have a luxurious plumage. Such a fire bird will be an excellent gift, symbolizing well-being and happiness in life.

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