VV - Aa. - Recopilación de Perros-Tomo 2

TOMO II
PAPIROFLEXIA
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ORIGAMI
RECOPILACIÓN
PERROS
Febrero 2011
John Montroll Fabio Zapata Román Díaz Matthew Dunstan Tito Cuba Quentin Trollip
Edwin Corrie Peterpaul Forcher Peterpaul Forcher Peterpaul Forcher Jean Villemaire
Richard L. Alexander Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa
Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa Akira Yoshizawa Takuji Sugimura
J.C. Nolan Ma Yong Taichiro Hasegawa Teruo Tsuji
Takuji Sugimura Takuji Sugimura Takuji Sugimura Quentin Trollip
Riccardo Colletto Jim Adams Santiago Muñoz Josué Corredor

Alexander Oliveros Adolfo Cerceda Matthias Eichel J. Eduardo C.T. J. Eduardo C.T.
Quentin Trollip A.J. van Hummel Alfonso Glez.-Conde Alfonso Glez.-Conde Alfonso Glez.-Conde Alvaro Muñoz
Alvaro Muñoz A.F. Petlewski Angel Ecija Angel Ecija Anita F. Borbour James Sakoda
Anita F. Borbour Antonio Delgado Boaz Shuval Cyrille Preaux Ching-Yu Hung
Eduardo Gálvez Edwin Corrie Félix Gimeno Félix Gimeno Francesco Miglionico Gabriel Pons
John Smith Felipe Moreno José María Ejido Juan Gimeno Juan Gimeno Luis Bas
Luis Fernández Manolo Maya Marc Kirschenbaum Marc Vigo Anglada Matthew Dunstan Mauro Pucci
Michel Turmel Mike Bright Monika Bonka Neal Elias Nick Robinson Nilva Fina
Nilva Fina Paul Jackson Paul Jackson Pedro Eduardo Pires Perry Bailey Rafat Sabat
Ronald Koh Ryan Jones Tong Cheong Ming Vincent Osele
Paul Castles Quentin Trollip V. Palacios V. Palacios Kazuo Kobayashi Yoshihide Momotani
Fox Terrier
- Model & Diagrams
Julio Eduardo C. T.
I model dedicated to Roman Díaz
-Level: Complex
La Paz – Bolivia
2009
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2 3
4 5 6 7
90◙
Mostrando
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de
8 9 90◙ perfil
11 Mostrando
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13 de
perfil
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15 Mostrando
de
perfil
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18 Mostrando
17 de
perfil
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30 31
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33 34
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36
39 40 41
Voltear
Mostrando
de
perfil
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43 44 45
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48
Dar forma de
Hocico al
Terrier
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Fin del Modelo

ANDREWSARCHUS
Este es un carnívoro Creación: 7/4/2007

estricto es decir, solamente Diagramas: 7/4/2007
comía carne .Era enorme de Creador: Tito Cuba
hecho es el animal terrestre Correo:
mas grande que se haya origamista@hotmail.com
encontrado.
Sus mandíbulas eran
sumamente largas y poderosas
tanto así que solamente su
cráneo podía medir 83
centímetros de largo.
Su altura a hombros se
igualaba a la del promedio de
un humano actual 1.8 metros
En estos pasos el modelo no queda plano
Basset
Hound
Design and diagram info:
Date: 23 March 2008
Difficulty: High Intermediate
Time to fold: 45 min
Crease Pattern: Paper:

Front leg
Nose Single Uncut Square
Size: 30 cm
Color: Brown - Black
Ear Head
Type: Kami OK
Foil Good
Wet-Fold Best
Ratio: 0.46 Length

Hind leg
Basset Hound, by Quentin Trollip c

Tail
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 7.
6.
8. 9. 10.
11. 12. 13.
14. 15. Valley Fold and Unfold. 16. Valley Fold the three cor-
Enlarge. ners to the center an Unfold.
17. Squash Fold. 19.
18.

20. 21. 22.
One layer of the leg will

lift up.
23. 24. 25.
26. 27. 28. Enlarge.

29. Unfold the raw corner 30. Squash Fold. 31. Inside Reverse Fold the
down. darker part.

32. Petal Fold up and Unfold. 33. Valley Fold. 34. Repeat steps 30 to 33 on
the left.
35. Squash Fold up on 36. Scale change. 37. Turn over.

existing creases.
38. Valley Fold up. 39. Valley Fold down. 40. Inside Reverse Fold.
41. Reverse Fold again. 42. Repeat steps 40 to 41 on 43. Turn over.
the left.

44. Valley Fold the two points 45. Valley Folds. 46. Turn over.
up.
47. Mountain Fold the model in 48. Like this. 49. Inside Reverse Fold.
half. Make sure the darker
At the same time, Outside layers are on the outside.
Reverse Fold the top part. Rotate.
50. Inside Reverse Fold again. 51. Swivel Fold to thin the tail. 52. Crimp Folds.
Repeat behind.
53. Enlarge. 54. Pleat Fold on existing 55. Swivel Fold.
creases. Repeat behind. Repeat behind.
56. Inside Crimp Fold. 57. Outside Reverse Fold the 58. Reverse Fold under.
darker layers.
59. Outside Reverse Fold the 60. Swivel Fold. 61. Valley Fold.
raw corner. Repeat behind. Repeat behind.
62. Valley Fold. 63. Mountain Fold. 64. Unfold the darker layer.
Repeat behind. Repeat behind. Repeat behind.
65. Mountain Fold. 66. Scale change. 67. Mountain Fold.
Repeat behind. Repeat behind.

68. Inside Reverse Fold. 69. Inside Reverse Fold. 70. Shape the body.
71. Push in to form the eye.

Repeat behind.
Basset Hound.
Greyhound
CERDITO , PERRO Y VACA COMPACTOS
DISEÑO Y DIAGRAMAS : ALEXANDER OLIVEROS AVILA (miembro de la Asociación Bogotana de Origami)
PAPEL: Papel doble faz , preferiblemente de 20 x 20 cm.

DIMENSIONES : Para un cuadrado 20 x 20 cm el tamaño
final es de 6 cm de altura por 4,5 de largo
1. Comenzamos con una base bomba de agua. 2. 3.

Desplegamos.
4. Plegamos a la mitad y despllegamos 5. 6. Cerramos como haciendo la bomba de agua.

hasta el paso 3.
7.squash fold. 8. Levantamos la punta y hundimos el centro
cerrando de nuevo.
Abrir
9. Repetir al otro lado 10. Esta la base lista para varios animales, 11. Levantamos
solo se varia en las cabezas . la punta inferior hacia
el centro, realizamos un squash en la punta
derecha, repetimos en la izquierda.
CERDITO
14. Levantar y abrir. Squash.
12 13. Detalle para la nariz.
15 16 17
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18. Desplegar. 20.
19.
21 22
23
24
25 26
90 grados
27 28
29 30
32
31
Abrir
PERRO
1 2 3
TORO
4
Irischer Terrier
Matthias Eichel, Kassel
Als stolzer und glücklicher Besitzer eines Irish Terrier juckte es mich förmlich in
den Fingern, unser vierbeiniges Familienmitglied auch als Origami-Modell nach-
zubilden. Da es nach meinen Recherchen weltweit noch kein Origami Irish Terrier
gibt, musste ich ein solches Modell selbst finden. Hier ist nun das Ergebnis.
Ich widme dieses Modell dem ehrenden Andenken an den am 28.5.2006 viel zu
früh verstorbenen großen österreichischen Origamikünstler Peterpaul Forcher.
Sein vor 1990 entstandenes Modell „Reh“ hat mich zu meinem Modell angeregt
und durch seine von wunderbarer Geometrie geprägten Modelle habe ich unend-
lich viel über das Falten gelernt.
47 der falter 50
der falter 50
48
49 der falter 50
der falter 50
50
51 der falter 50
Irischer Terrier
Matthias Eichel, Kassel
der falter 50
52
Bulldog
After snorkelling with the Design and diagram info:

manatees in Florida, I wanted Date: 20 Jan 2007
to design one. The face Difficulty: Intermediate
resembled a bulldog more, Time to fold: 45 min
and so I set off on designing
the Bulldog instead. Crease Pattern: Paper:
I used a common base, which
Single Uncut Square
uses most of the paper for the
Size: 40 cm
head and front legs of the Face
Color: White - White
model. Very little paper is
Type: Kami Good
used for the hind quarters.
The big chest gives the Foil Good
Bulldog a more masculine Wet-Fold Best

effect. Front leg
Ratio: 0.30 Height
The distribution of layers is
not ideal, but adds to the big
chest of the Bulldog. The
Bulldog, by Quentin Trollip c

face can be shaped to the Hind leg
folder’s preference, adding
more or less wrinkles as you Tail
wish.
Most papers work well, even

up to 120gsm thickness. Wet-
folding give the best results.
1. 2.
3. 4.
Copyright Quentin Trollip 2009

5. 6. 7.
8. 9. 10.
11. 12. 13.
14. 15. 16.

17. 18. 19.
20. 21. Valley Fold and Unfold 22.

through all layers.
23. 24. Spread Squash. 25.
26. Pleat Fold the point under 27. 28.

29. Valley Fold up. 30. 31.
32. 33. 34.
35. 36. 37.
38. 39. Collapse upwards. 40. Like this.

Enlarge.

41. 42. 43.
44. 45. Valley Folds. 46.
47. 48. 49.
50. 51. 52. Repeat steps 47 to 51

crease made in step 48.

53. Mountain Fold in half. 54. Inside Reverse Fold the 55.
Rotate. darker layers.
56. 57. 58.
59. 60. 61.
62. 63. 64. Lift the tip of the nose.

65. 66. 67.
68. 69. Inside Reverse Fold the 70. Reverse Fold the feet
Rotate. feet. forward.
71. Inside Reverse Fold 72. Shape the body. Shape the face to taste.
the tail.
Bulldog.

Snoopy Ontwerp: Onbekend
getekend door A.J. van Hummel
Kop
1 2 3
4 5 6
Lijf
1 2
8
3 4
5 6 9
Szczeniak P u p p y by A. F. Pętlewski  2 0 0 4
1 . Z e g n ij i r o z p r o s t u j . F o ld a n d u n f o ld . 2 . Z e g n ij i r o z p r o s t u j . F o ld a n d u n f o ld .
3 .U fo rm u j p rz e k ą tn e . O d w ró ć m o d e l 4 .U f o r m u j z g ię c ia , z e g n ij
C r e a s e t h e d ia g o n a ls . T u r n t h e m o d e l o v e r . g ó rn ą c z ę ś ć i o d w ró ć m o d e l.
M a k e c r e a s e s , f o ld u p p e r
la y e r, tu rn th e m o d e l o v e r.
5 . Z e g n ij d o ś r o d k a t w o r z ą c d w a t r ó j k ą t y
F o ld t o t h e c e n t e r lin e f o r m in g t w o
t r ia n g le s . 6 . Z e g n ij w t y ł. F o ld b a c k .
9 . Z a k o ń c z o n e s k ła d a n ie .
O d w r ó ć m o d e l.
7 . Z e g n ij . F o ld . 8 . P o s t ę p u ją c e s k ła d a n ie . F in is h f o ld in g . R o t a t e t h e
F o ld in g in p r o g r e s s . m o d e l.
O tw a r c ie m o d e lu u ła t w i
w y s u n ię c ie te j c z ę ś c i.
O p e n th e m o d e l to h e lp
y o u r s e lf p u ll o u t th e
la y e r.
1 0 . Z e g n ij
z d w ó c h 1 1 .U n w a rp
s tro n . 1 1 .R o z p ro s tu j f r o m t h e in s id e , a lo n g t h e
F o ld o n b o th z g o d n ie z e e x is t in g c r e a s e s .
s id e s . z g ię c ie m c z ę ś ć
w e w n ę trz n ą .
1 2 Z e g n ij
ła p y z
d w ó c h s tro n . 1 3 . U fo r m u j p y s k , z a d e k i
F o ld p a w s o n ła p y ( z d w ó c h s tro n ).
b o th s id e s . S h a p e m u z z le , b a c k s id e &
p a w s (o n b o th s id e s ) .
1 4 .
Z e g n ij d o ś r o d k a . 1 5 .G o to w e .
R e v e r s e f o ld . C o m p le t e d .
Barking Dog / Boaz Shuval
Use paper the same color on both sides.
1. Fold and unfold. 2. Fold and unfold. 3. Fold and unfold.
4. Fold and unfold. Turn over. 5. Valley fold. 6. Mountain fold.
8. Slide nose down. 9. Like so.
7. Mountain fold. Rotate
10. Inside reverse fold jaw.

11. Outside reverse nose and 12. Complete! Hold where
jaw. Inside reverese the ears. marked and push together for a
barking dog!
Barking Dog / Boaz Shuval, diagrammed by Gilad Naor
© 2004 by Ching-Yu Hung
2
Dog Fold the bottom layer of both sides as shown.
Then, mountain-fold the design in half along the
vertical center line.
Developed in Feb 04 by Ching-Yu Hung. This is

derived from another dog model from a translated
origami book which I’m still trying to track down
original author.
Start with a 5:3 rectangular piece of paper with the

same color on both sides.
1
With the vertical and horizontal center lines as
guides, fold half of the paper into water bomb base.
Turn the design 90 degrees.
3
Do an outside reverse fold on the top portion of the
design. This defines the head and ears.
heavy on the head, the slant keeps the dog in

balance.
4 7
Do a swivel fold on the top layer of each side. This Fold the body in-out with inside reverse folds, as
shapes the ears. Also fold the tail end to 45-degree shown.
angle.
8
5 Open up the design from the bottom and work on
Do an inside reverse fold on the body, somewhat the inside to shape the legs. The following diagram
above the ear-line. (How much you fold will only shows one side. Do the same on the other
determine the length of the neck versus the body. side.
You can start with a longer paper if you want longer
neck and/or body.)
6
Fold in the lower part of the body, from both sides
as shown. The fold lines are not parallel to the
dog’s back. Instead, the back has a slight slant
downward if you imagine the fold line defines the
ground level. Because the finished model is kind of
9
Close the design. Fold the head in-out with inside
reverse folds to define the nose.
10
Open up the rear. Do a petal fold to sharpen the
tail. Close the rear. If your paper is not too thick at
this point, fold dull the tip of the nose.
Galgo
Manolo Maya
90º
1 2 3
6
4 5
7 8
9 10
12
11
13 14
17
16 18
15 A
b
a
19 Como referencia, al 20
21
Interior bajar la punta A, la
línea "b" debe que-
dar paralela a la "a"
22 23 24
26
2 Hundido abierto 1
25
27
Hundido
28 abierto
Hundido
abierto
Tirar a la vez que
se bajan las orejas (2)
Fijar este ángulo
según se desee la
inclinación de la (1)
cabeza
29 30
31
Modelar
32 Cabeza
33 34 terminada
35
36
De paso 27
37
38
40 Patas y rabo terminados.

39 Acabar de modelar la figura
Galgo terminado. Mi agradecimiento a Alfredo Pérez por la realizacion de estos diagramas

Created by Marc Vigo Anglada Page 1 of 2
Yet another dog December 2004

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3 Squash.
1 Both sides same color. 2
Precrease.
3−5

(' (' ('
4 Petal fold. 5 Valley fold. 6 Repeat steps 3−5 7 Lift point.
on the upper part.

o
45
10 Precrease through all
layers. Mark well.

9 Fold in half.
8 Reverse folds. A
Rotate 45 degrees.
D

A B
C A
B C
! "
" ! "!
11 Steps 11−13 are a double reverse &% &% &% B
13 Lift C (two layers).
fold using creases just made.
repeat behind.
Hold the model from the point C
where indicated. Flatten it opening
$# $# $#
12 Top view. Reverse edges
the two middle pockets. using crease made in step 10.
The model won’t lie flat. (see next figure).
Created by Marc Vigo Anglada Page 2 of 2
Yet another dog December 2004

15 Reverse fold. 16 Reverse fold.
14 Sink (reverse).

17 Valley fold. 18 Reverse fold. 19 Reverse fold.
Repeat behind.

21 Reverse folds. 22 Reverse fold.

Repeat behind.
20 Reverse fold.
(' (' ('

24 Valley fold ears.
Pleat tip of nose.
Thin the neck.
"! "! Reverse fold tail.
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& % &%
23 Crimp head. *) *) +++
Valley fold ,,
all four legs.
1 2
2 1 21
25 Crimp to form the tongue. .- .- /0/0
Thin the tail.
Shape the body $# $# $#
26 Finished dog.
Form the feet with crimps.
Swivel to lock the front legs.
BASSOTTO
Base della gru
Intascare
The following diagrams were created and drawn by: Michel Turmel
This dog, which was originally made from cigarette pack covers, may be built from loops cut from any cardboard, as long as it
is not too thick. I have here the instructions on how to proceed. Before you start, be aware that this is a week-end project (or more).
However, once you have finished making one, you will want to make a second.
Consist of six pages that you may print for your own use. Since I have spent many hours working on this presentation.
I ask that you leave my name at the top of each page .
Should you decide to download the instructions, I would appreciate very much that you send me some comments in an e-mail
at the following address: michel.turmel@sympatico.ca
NEAL ELIAS
SITTING SCOTTIE DOG

Origin: America. Neal Elias.
Use a square of paper. Begin with a Bird Base, position 3 (Page t8). Fold to position 3 of Hiawatha
(Page i88).
t . This is the beginning. Turn the model over. The upright goes to one side.
2. Valley-fold the front flap upwards.
3. Open out as indicated. Watch the Xs. Bring top flap downwards.
4. Fold completed. Valley-fold the model in half.
5. Start forming the head with two Reverse Folds. Reverse-fold the half-hidden point
at the bottom.
6. Reverse-fold the leg in front, and repeat behind. Open out the flap inside the head
(using tweezers if necessary). The extra drawing shows how. Two Reverse Folds
are used again.
7. The head should look like this now. Turn in the nose tip, and with two Reverse
Folds form the muzzle. Mountain-fold the flap at the back of the head, and the
flap next to it. Repeat in the opposite way with the flaps behind.
8. Flaps all folded. Mountain-fold the muzzle. Reverse-fold the leg in front and repeat
with the leg behind.
9. Mountain-fold the flaps along the leg on both sides, and repeat with the leg behind.
With Mountain and Valley Folds, Crimp the body in front and behind. With a
Mountain and Valley Fold push the ear in.
10. Mountain-fold the little flap to form hind legs in front and behind. Form the tail
with Mountain and Valley Push-in Folds. Crimp the ear backwards and inwards.
11 . Valley-fold the bottom flap in front, and repeat behind.
Finally, the completed Scottie.
Cãozinho Criação: Pedro Eduardo F. Pires (8 anos)
Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Little Dog
Use um quadrado de papel.
Use a square of paper.
1 2 3
4 5
8
Repita
os passos
6 7 4-7 na parte
de trás.
Repeat steps
4-7 on the back. 2001 by Rita Foelker
9
Puppy Pounce
By Perry Bailey c 1997
1 2
Valley fold and

unfolding the
diagonal both ways.
Paper white side up.
Valley fold the sides to

the center.
Valley fold the top flap

down even with the raw
edges of the previously
folded flaps.
Pull out the two side flaps.
5
Valley fold the sides from the Reach under to the

top to the center of the model. hidden center flap
and pull it out.
7
8
Squash fold the flap down

as if making a preliminary base.
Petal fold the top flap up
as if for the bird base.
9 10
1/2
1/2 1/2
1/2
Valley fold the top layer only

at the angle bisector, then fold
over the flap as shown to form
an irregular rabbits ear. Note,
Mark the spot half way between the long line on the bottom
the corner of the bird base and layer does not go to the tip.
the crease formed in step 2. It is formed by flattening the
paper after the two folds on
the top layer.
11 Valley fold the flap back 12
across it’s self, so that the
angle bisector you folded
in the last step is unfolded
in this step.
Swivel fold the flap

under itself so the
raw edge and the crease
meet, on the upper part.
The crease will not meet
the edge all along the lower
part.
Repeat steps 10 - 13
14 on other side.
Fold the flap up in a rabbits

ear fold. Note that when
folded up the paper under the
flap that comes to the surface 15
will be fully extended.
13
Valley fold in
half and turn
90 degrees to
the left.
Paper thickens
16 here
1/2 1/2
17
Crimp fold the front of the model back

so that the bottom of the crimp is even with Now we form the head, all it takes in order
where the paper thickens at the top, and so left to right, a crimp, a pleat an outside reverse
that it will stick up above the surface at the fold.
top
19
18
This is a cut away view of the inside of

Valley fold the legs forward, as seen in 19 the model, is if the entire front half where
Pull the snout down a little to taste. missing. At this point work a colour
change on the front legs by taking the
bottom layer of the front leg and pull
it out.
20
21
Then tuck the layer you pulled out in the

previous step and tuck it into the leg, this
will make the leg the same colour as the
body. Reverse fold the
tips of the front legs in to themselves.
Then reverse fold the top two layers
of the rear end over towards the front.
22
23
Reverse fold the hind end down.
Reverse fold the tail up.
24
25
Fold the tail down

with a crimp fold, then Crimp fold the
tuck the outside flaps in to the model. body to form the rear
end of the dog.
(Here is a hint, do it one side at a time.)
25
Mountain fold the excess paper up

inside of the model and your done!
26
To See the puppy pounce, just tap his tail!

The Pooper c Ronald Koh - 1999
1. This models is best folded with tissue foil.

A square of 25cm produces a 10.5cm
pooper. Begin with the coloured side face
up.
2.
3.
Fold diagonally in half from left to

right, crease well, and unfold.
Repeat from top to bottom. Fold the lower diagonal edges to
the crease line in the centre,
4. crease well again, and unfold.
6.
Turn paper over.
5.
Valley fold, ...

... and unfold, ...
... turn paper over ...
7. 8.
... like this.

Turn paper over
again.
Valley fold both sides as
shown.
9. 10.
Valley fold each side in turn

as shown, crease firmly, and
unfold.
11.
Turn paper over again, ...
12.
... then fold diagonally

in half.
Separate snd draw one layer

on the right to the left and
squash fold ...
13.
... like this.

Turn paper over again.
14. 15.
Squash fold once more ... ... then fold down.

16.
17.
Rotate paper, ...
Fold and unfold, creasing 18.

firmly as usual.
... then fold the white

triangular layer down.
Turn paper over.
19. 20.
Lift the diagonal edge on the right and

draw it to the left as illustrated, ...
21.
... like this.

... to squash fold along Swivel the top flap on the left
existing crease lines ... to the right, ...
22.
23.
... and repeat Steps 18 to 20

on the left.
C. B.
A.
Swivel the flap on the left to the Bring Corner A to Corner B, while
right. drawing one layer in the middle up
along a valley fold line between B
and C, ...
24. 25. 26.
... like this, ... ... until it looks like this. Fold Draw one layer to the left as
and unfold as shown, creasing you reverse fold along the
well. crease line made in Step 25.
27. 28.
29.
A.
B.
Fold A to B, making the

valley and mountain
folds as illustrated, ...
30. ... then swivel one layer 31. ... like this, ...
on the right to the
left, ...
... and this. The circled

area shows how the
hidden layers should
lie.
Repeat from Step

23 on the right.
Fold one layer up.

32. B. 33. 34.
A. C.
E H
D G
J L
F
Separate the two layers along Fold and unfold, creasing K

Edge AB and squash fold, then well.
reverse fold DEF and HGF. Reverse fold both sides at
the top, then valley fold the
35. 36. triangle JKL under the edge
JL.
37.
M O
M O
N
Swivel this piece to the left,
then repeat from Step 32 to Fold and unfold along lines MN
the right. and ON, creasing firmly, ...
N
38. 39.
Reverse fold the two corners
along MN and ON.
40.
Fold the flaps on both sides ... then lift out the hidden
up, ... layer as illustrated.
Squash fold.
41. 42. 43.
Fold and unfold horizontally as Open sink.

shown, creasing firmly. That
done, reverse fold on both
Fold and unfold on both sides.
sides, creasing firmly. 45. 46.
44.
Fold this flap down, ... ... followed by the next two Valley fold, ...
flaps.
47. 48. 49.
A A
B B
C C
... forming little pockets as ... forming pockets at the base ... like this. Now fold Corner B
illustrated. Reverse fold to of each piece within the body. to the left again and repeat
narrow the flaps at the bottom. Now fold Corner B along on the right side.
That done, Reverse fold and in between edge AC Reverse fold both pieces,
both pieces at the top, ... to emerge on the right, ... which will form the hind legs,
at the top.
50. 51.
Fold and unfold on the left,
creasing firmly, then unfold the
previous step.
52.
A D Valley fold, such that line

B AB lies perpendicular to
edge CD.
C 54. Repeat Steps 50 and 51

on the other side.
55.
53.
... then reverse fold, ...
56.
We shall now work on the ears. Valley
fold both sides, ...
57.
Flip the model over vertically.
58. ... then continue shaping the

ears like this, ...
60.
... and this, ...
... and this, ...

59.
1/4
1/4
... to complete the 1/4

ears.
1/4
Mountain fold both sides according

to the illustrated proportions.
61.
62.
63.
... then rabbits fold as

shown, ...
Valley fold, ... ... then fold vertically in half,

64. curling the back with two
mountain folds as illustrated.
65.
Crimp fold the hidden
layers on both sides of
this piece, along the
crease lines made in
Steps 50 and 52, to
Narrow the hind legs bring the head piece
with mountain folds on down, ...
the two layers on each
of side. 66.
65a.
Reverse fold both

hind legs, ...
... like this.
Valley fold to lock
in place. Repeat
on the other side.
66a.
65b.
66b. Thats how it should

look, beneath the
overlapping layer.
Reverse again, ...
... and again as shown.

66c.
67.
Crimp fold both hind

legs, ... Reverse fold all layers of
the tail piece together, ...
68.
66d.
68a.
... like this. ... then narrow through all layers

on each side.
68b. Now reverse fold one of the

points only, ...
68c.
... the outside reverse fold to

You can do just about complete the tail. That done,
anything you want to reverse fold the second piece.
shape the poo. I usually You know what this is going
do a series of reverse to be.
folds, ...
68d.
69.
... and add a little 90-degree

towards the end. A bit of
crumpling helps. Crimp fold twice on both sides of the bdy as illustrated.
70. 71.
Lock in place by valley folding the hidden corners Mountain fold the tips of the forelegs
on both sides against the layers of the body, within. That done, reverse fold at the
then crimp fold as shown on both forelegs. head, ...
72.
72b 72a
Fold the tip up.

Outside reverse fold. Check
with Steps 72c to 72e for the
correct proportions. ... and reverse fold again,
as close as possible to
72c 72d. the illustrated proportions
and angles.
72e.
Inside reverse fold. Check

the proportions of your model Shape both sides of the
against this figure. head in Steps 72d to 72f, ...
72f
Some privacy, please ....
Ronald Koh - 2002

Popper By: Ronald Koh
Dog
1999-07-24
***
100 47 High
2. Pre-crease. 3. Blintz the corners.

1. Pre-crease. Turn over.
5. Valley fold and unfold 6. Valley fold and unfold

4. Turn over. through all the layers through all the layers
9. The Blintzed Fish Base.

7. Rabbit-ear both sides. 8. Unfold the four
Valley fold.
corners from behind.
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10. Valley fold both 11. Rabbit-ear 12. Mountain fold the top
points up. both sides. ﬂap behind. Enlarge.
13. Spread squash 1 14. Valley fold one corner to the 15. Repeat steps
layer to the left. right and lift the triangle up. 13-14 on the left.
Scale change.
16. Fold the ﬂap up

that was mountain
folded in Step 12. 17. Mountain 18. Inside reverse fold.
fold in half. Enlarge.
20. Inside reverse fold. 21. Inside crimp fold

19. Rotate. the tail. Enlarge.
24
22. Valley fold and unfold. 24. Inside crimp fold to form
Repeat behind. the snout and mouth.
23. Inside reverse fold.
Repeat behind.
25. Pleat fold one

26. Slide the paper
leg only.
backwards. Repeat
behind. 27. Squash fold the paws.
Rotate.
28. Slide the tail back to

balance the dog. Open
the tip.
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TOMO II

J.C. Nolan Ma Yong Taichiro Hasegawa Teruo Tsuji

Takuji Sugimura Takuji Sugimura Takuji Sugimura Quentin Trollip

Riccardo Colletto Jim Adams Santiago Muñoz Josué Corredor

Fin del Modelo

Este es un carnívoro Creación: 7/4/2007

Crease Pattern: Paper:

Ratio: 0.46 Length

Basset Hound, by Quentin Trollip c

11. 12. 13.

Basset Hound, by Quentin Trollip c

One layer of the leg will

23. 24. 25.

26. 27. 28. Enlarge.

Basset Hound, by Quentin Trollip c

35. Squash Fold up on 36. Scale change. 37. Turn over.

Basset Hound, by Quentin Trollip c

Basset Hound, by Quentin Trollip c

71. Push in to form the eye.

PAPEL: Papel doble faz , preferiblemente de 20 x 20 cm.

1. Comenzamos con una base bomba de agua. 2. 3.

4. Plegamos a la mitad y despllegamos 5. 6. Cerramos como haciendo la bomba de agua.

14. Levantar y abrir. Squash.

12 13. Detalle para la nariz.

After snorkelling with the Design and diagram info:

Bulldog a more masculine Wet-Fold Best

Bulldog, by Quentin Trollip c

Most papers work well, even

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11. 12. 13.

14. 15. 16.

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20. 21. Valley Fold and Unfold 22.

23. 24. Spread Squash. 25.

26. Pleat Fold the point under 27. 28.

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32. 33. 34.

35. 36. 37.

38. 39. Collapse upwards. 40. Like this.

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44. 45. Valley Folds. 46.

47. 48. 49.

50. 51. 52. Repeat steps 47 to 51

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56. 57. 58.

59. 60. 61.

62. 63. 64. Lift the tip of the nose.

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1. Fold and unfold. 2. Fold and unfold. 3. Fold and unfold.

4. Fold and unfold. Turn over. 5. Valley fold. 6. Mountain fold.

8. Slide nose down. 9. Like so.

7. Mountain fold. Rotate

10. Inside reverse fold jaw.

Developed in Feb 04 by Ching-Yu Hung. This is

Start with a 5:3 rectangular piece of paper with the

heavy on the head, the slant keeps the dog in

40 Patas y rabo terminados.

Galgo terminado. Mi agradecimiento a Alfredo Pérez por la realizacion de estos diagramas

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Base della gru

SITTING SCOTTIE DOG

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... then rabbits fold as

66b. Thats how it should