Swan origami from paper: a master class with diagrams for beginners

A swan is a noble bird, which embodies loyalty, devotion and spiritual purity. Many houses have decor elements in the form of swans. People believe that this symbol will save their well-being and family peace. Made with his own swan has more power and energy. Therefore, you can watch the video "origami swan made of paper" and make an original element of the decor of your house.

Master class for beginners with schemes

If you are just now decided to work with paper in this direction, then easy designs are suitable for you. How to make a swan origami from paper: the scheme will help you to fold an uncomplicated hand-crafted article.

1) Square sheet of paper, bend in half diagonally, then straighten.

2) Two untouched corners bend to the center.

3) Turn the resulting angle so that the tip slightly crossed the line of the bent sides. Tip the bend half and fix.

4) Turn the workpiece over and bend it along the diagonal line. Pull the head and position it at the correct height.

5) Tuck the tail down, then the tip bend upward.

6) Unbend the wings, and a simple swan is ready.

Crafts for beginners from paper do not take much time and materials. The figures can be given to the child for the game, or you can put it on your desktop for distraction in the intervals between work.

Swan with double wings

There is a step-by-step assembly of a swan, similar to the first, but with double wings:

1. Square bend diagonally, straighten.
2. Adjacent angles bend to the middle along the diagonal line.
3. The sides of the resulting triangle bend by one third.
4. Fold the resulting angle slightly more than half. Unbend the corner, which will be the head of a swan.
5. Fold the workpiece in half, bend the tail and spread the wings of the swan.

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Big swan from the modules( for the more experienced ones)

1. The big swan, which looks like a real work of art, is performed by the technique of folding in parts. For the construction of the bird figurine, prepare the modules that will make it up:
2. Rectangular sheets( 4X6 cm) folded in half.
3. The resulting rectangle is folded vertically.
4. Fold the corners along the vertical fold line.
5. Lower free parts bend upwards, corners bend inwards along a large triangle.

Such modules need to be made in 459, where one must stand out in color, like a beak. The color of other triangles can be any: white, black or multi-colored. When all the elements are ready, you can start working:

1) Take three modules and insert the corners of the two into the pockets of one.

2) Take two more elements and attach to the three first side.

3) Assemble, thus, the entire series consisting of 30 modules. The first circle consists of two rows.

4) In chessboard order, put another 30 pieces on the resulting circle. There should be five rows.

5) Take the workpiece and press the middle, as if turning it. From one side should get a vase, and on the other - a flat stand.

6) Turn the workpiece over with a bowl and continue working. Put on the sixth row( 30 modules).

7) The seventh row should be 24 modules. To properly place them, choose the side where the neck will be fastened. Leave two corners from two different modules. The rest begin to fill in pieces of 12 on each side.

8) Do the eighth, ninth and tenth exercises with a reduction of two modules: 22 pieces( 11 on each side), 20 and 18. Continue to work this way up to 18 rows, where there should only be 1 module on each side. Wings ready.

9) The neck needs to be performed, inserting the modules differently. It is necessary to insert two corners of one module into the pockets of the other. The neck should be bent gradually, so as not to break the structure. Attach the neck to the left gap. The swan from the modules is ready.

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