Origami-swan from modules: step-by-step instruction and master-class for making a double swan

Everyone who is familiar with the art of origami, certainly would like to make a figure of a swan. After all, this majestic bird is not just the most beautiful creation of nature, but also represents the personification of fidelity and devotion to loved ones. A swan made of paper will be a real gift for connoisseurs of this art, and just for people who love souvenirs made of paper. A step-by-step instruction of the master class of origami swans from the modules will help you to understand the intricacies of the art of working with paper when making a swan, and even a beginner will be able to brag of the executed figure of a bird.

Working with

modules The essence of modular origami is, in principle, to use parts from which the figure eventually collects. So, the triangle modules are made from a sheet of A4 paper. The first step is to make the workpieces, for this purpose the sheet is divided into 8 parts.

In order to assemble the module itself, it is necessary to perform some simple steps shown in the photo:

After the required number of modules is ready, you can proceed to the origins of the double swan from the modules.

Making a double swan origami

To build this model, you need 1502 white modules, or you can use 1322 white and 180 pink modules( you do not have to use that color, you can choose one that you like).The size of the modules will be 1/32.

The modules must be connected in this way:

To begin with, you need to connect 30 modules. They are arranged in a circle.

Then performs 10 rows, by the way, you do not need to turn the workpiece of this swan at this stage.

Next we continue assembling the modules up to 15 rows, here you can stretch the workpiece, then the swan will be larger.

Next should be divided into neck, wings and tail, on the wings we lay down 10 modules, neck 6, and tail 4.

http: // stranamasterov.en /img/i1002/ 07y75.jpg

The neck is going like this:

Next tail:

Wings start to be made like this:

Both wings should be lifted simultaneously. After the construction of 10 rows, the following construction is obtained:

In the 10th row, it is necessary to reduce the number of modules to 1.

At this stage, the swan looks like this:

We make a podstavochku. Modules are planted on the glue, we try to do exactly so that in consequence our swan was firmly on its feet.

After the first row has dried, you can start to glue the second one:

The inner wings are made with the expectation that 20 rows go to 1 row.

The construction rises to 7 rows and is further divided into 2 wings.

Three consecutive rows are built like this:

Picked up 3 rows, we start to reduce the wings to one module.

This is what the inner wings look like in the finished form:

Now the insertion is done.

And one more.

These are the workpieces that should be produced according to the scheme: "Origami swan from modules for beginners":

Joins all constructions into one:

It remains to add a neck, and the swan is ready.

If some subtleties are not clear, it is better to view the video lesson, and then it will be exactly work.