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  Origami techniques - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A valley fold is the first basic fold, in which you fold the paper forward onto itself.
A pleat fold is several evenly-spaced parallel mountain and valley folds.
An outside reverse fold consists of two radial valley folds extending from a single point on a central fold and a reversal of the center fold on the affected end, all done simultaneously.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Valley_fold   (1564 words)

  
 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Valley fold the bill in half, length and width, to crease it, then fold the edges the same way you fold a paper airplane.
Valley fold both sides along the outside of the Z channel, then mountain fold the big triangular section so it covers only about one half of the front leg channel part (that should be on the same crease that was the initial halving fold from step one)
Valley fold the final section of the trunk up from the line equal to what could be considered the chin or tusk area, the center crease has to be reversed from the tusk area to the tip of the trunk point
the-jazzman.com /elephants5/origami2.html   (445 words)

  
 www.halley.cc - fun with origami - ed's buckerfly
A "valley fold" is a fold where the crease moves away from you.
If this valley fold is made slightly closer to the mountain fold, the thorax is less prominent but the model will stand on a tabletop easier.
An undone valley fold (the recent mountain fold's backside) is in the middle of the green E. Redo this valley fold.
www.halley.cc /fun/origami/buckerfly.html   (581 words)

  
 Origami & Catastrophe Theory   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
In flat folding, the folds of a model and the model itself are collapsible onto a flat surface.
In the case of the crimp fold, the fold lines and the surface or surfaces formed by the fold may be curved.
The second catastrophe geometry, the Cusp manifold, is the equivalent, in flat folding, of the reverse fold; third, the Swallowtail manifold, is the equivalent of the double reverse fold; and fourth, the Butterfly manifold, the triangular sink fold.
www.paperfolding.com /chengchit/3d.php   (448 words)

  
 Origami Madness
The dashed lines are valley folds (which are folds that hide the face, and create a valley with the paper), and the solid lines are mountain folds (which are done by flipping the paper over and doing a valley fold).
Valley fold the paper in half forming a square with the colored side of the paper exposed.
Valley fold the bottom edge up to meet the highest valley fold, which will create a valley fold halfway through the third sixth of the paper from the bottom.
origamimadness.com /book/print/69   (6326 words)

  
 Illuminations: Pinwheel
Valley folds are used as guidelines for folds that will be made later.
Fold the square along each of its diagonal lines of symmetry; that is, from corner to corner.
As students are making these folds, they should record the perimeter and area of each shape formed on the Parallelogram activity sheet, which also gives directions for creating the parallelograms.
illuminations.nctm.org /LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L608   (1745 words)

  
 Joseph Wu Origami
Fold Instructions - Usually these consist of identifying the two points which are to be brought into coincidence by a fold (or folds).
But we are required to fold between the two layers of paper as shown by the arrow passing between layer numbers.
only is used because the mountain and valley folds required by the coincidence of 1 to P can only be secured by the reversal of the bounded layer.
www.origami.as /Info/Oil/oil.php   (1037 words)

  
 Valley fold
Most origami folds can be broken down into simpler steps.
Even the valley fold -- which most people do as "just fold the paper in half" -- is really made of substeps.
These steps help fold the paper very precisely, which is important in complicated models.
www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/va/Valley_fold.html   (267 words)

  
 Apollo 13 Rescue Spacecraft
After you finish folding the Apollo 13 Rescue ship, read the paragraph at the conclusion of the construction steps to see why a paper clip is very important.
Using the valley creases, make the valley fold as shown above with the paper again folded in two with the template inside as well as the valley fold pointing inside.  (This is the most difficult fold of the project.  Work with the folded valley edges until the valley and paper look like the above photo.)
Fold the right triangular section along the fuselage bottom line into the center of the template flat against the fuselage.
www.ghg.net /woodfill/marooned_apollo13.htm   (1255 words)

  
 Valley Fold
The Valley fold is represented by a dashed line and an arrow with fl tip.
The Reverse Folds are done in points of the paper where there's two layers of paper like in the pictures on the right.
The Pleat Fold, also called Stair Fold, is a fold composed by valleys and mountains alternately.
www.oriworld.joi.com.br /english/symbols.php   (447 words)

  
 Origami On-line Guide
The peak folds means the exact opposite of the valley fold.
If the piece is folded behind a part of the model so that it may be removed for later utilization, then you should read ahead in the diagrams to determine where it will need to be made available.
Don't assume that the direction of the fold during pre-creasing is necessarily going to be the direction of the fold later on.
britton.disted.camosun.bc.ca /origami_help/origuide.htm   (1297 words)

  
 Japanese Maple Leaf
Valley fold inbetween the first set of mountain folds on the right.
Valley fold again between the second set of mountain folds.
Valley fold one more time between the last mountain fold and the left edge of the paper.
www.yasutomo.com /project/mapleleaf.htm   (125 words)

  
 The Hindu : Young World : Pieces and creases
Rajyalakshmi demonstrated that the simplest fold is the valley fold, where a flat piece of paper is folded towards the paper folder.
Closely related is the mountain fold, where the paper is folded away from the paper folder.
Since these folds differ only in direction mountain folds are usually made by turning the paper over and folding a valley fold in the indicated position and then turning the paper over again.
www.hindu.com /yw/2004/11/13/stories/2004111300900300.htm   (468 words)

  
 Folding_Phalaenopsis
Fold all the sides, with a width of 1 in.
Fold the model into half with a valley fold.
Then fold the small left and right flaps with valley folds.
www.angelfire.com /ks3/origamikong/Folding_Phalaenopsis.html   (165 words)

  
 Fold an origami teapot at The Cat-Tea Corner(c)!
Fold an origami teapot at The Cat-Tea Corner(c)!
Valley fold edges of the spout inwards, then valley fold the bottom flap of upwards.
Valley fold the bottom flap and tuck the arrowed point into the pocket, following the arrow, to complete the teapot.
www.catteacorner.com /fold.htm   (264 words)

  
 Origami Star
Valley fold the left side of the triangle so the edge falls on the closest crease
Valley fold the left side down (there's a crease there, so it should be easy)
Valley fold the piece you just folded, back up again -- but not on the original crease.
www.dltk-kids.com /world/japan/morigamistar.htm   (474 words)

  
 Airplanes
Fold paper in half vertically using the mountain fold.
Valley fold the upper diagonals along broken lines to meet center crease.
Valley fold outer edges along broken lines to meet the center crease.
friend.ly.net /users/jorban/activity/airplanes   (219 words)

  
 Sailboat by James M. Clark
This fold is tilted – point C is not at the center of the square as expected.
Fold front right corner to the left in front, and the back left corner to the right in back.
Fold the raw edge nearly to the central folded edge of the taller sail.
home.comcast.net /~JamesMClark5/Origami/Sailboat.htm   (871 words)

  
 Desktop Lamp
Valley fold the top edge of the bottom flap.
Valley fold and unfold the top edge of the bottom flap.
Then valley fold the top edge to meet the middle fold-mark.
www.tuvy.com /resource/orgami/Household/desktop_lamp.htm   (644 words)

  
 Origami Bluebird
Fold in half diagonally then fold top section about two thirds of the way down.
Valley fold unit in half along dashed line.
Fold the wing down at top of the body edge as shown in illustration.
www.yasutomo.com /project/bluebird.htm   (145 words)

  
 Oriland Origami Studio: Diagrams   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
To be suitable for the mittens, the hat should be folded from a rectangle of paper, measuring the width as the side of the square used for the mitten.
Valley fold the top and bottom edges over to meet the fold-marks made in step 1.
Valley fold the top and bottom edges over to meet the fold-marks made in step 2.
www.oriland.com /studio/diagram.asp?ID=Hat   (139 words)

  
 Fighter Jet Paper Airplane Instructions - nuwen.net
The key to the next fold is that the edge I just marked must lie exactly on top of the center fold and that the new point I marked must lie on top of the crucial 3 10/16ths point.
I must reiterate that the edge must lie exactly on top of the center fold, the point must lie on top of the crucial 3 10/16ths point, and that the lower-left corner of the paper must now touch the right edge of the paper but not extend past it.
Make sure you fold exactly as my lines have indicated; the dotted valley folds must really touch the 2.5cm tick marks you made, and the tail, as it gets smaller and smaller as you reach the front of the plane, can only "disappear" at the "crucial point".
nuwen.net /airplane.html   (2866 words)

  
 Origami interface mockups   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
This is a preliminary mockup of an origami folding interface which appropriates the original language of folding symbols into a graphical interface for operations on virtual paper.
Also, this sink acts for reverse folding and the "other" reverse fold (for which i have not found a name) where you flip the flap outward and around, rather than in and through.
Or perhaps the partial fold should be a property of the folded edge - and not the folding action.
www.jtnimoy.com /itp/origami   (2513 words)

  
 Fold an origami flying bat at The Cat-Tea Corner(c)!
Make a valley fold between the points A and B. Open all folds.
Repeat, folding point C to point D. At this point you should have the same folds as shown.
Fold loose flap up to point A. The square is now coloured.
www.catteacorner.com /batfold.htm   (290 words)

  
 Norwich University
As the name indicates, the paper is folded in such a way that the resulting fold resembles a mountain.
The second important fold is a valley fold, and it looks just like an upside-down mountain fold as seen in the edge view given in Figure A(c).
So, the only difference between the two folds is whether you fold the paper downward or upward, but it is essential that you make the folds as directed.
www.norwich.edu /academics/engineering/paperairplane.html   (1919 words)

  
 [No title]
Valley fold both sides of the cut as wide as the middle cut goes.
Fold the lower part mountain fold in half and mountain fold the sides.
Fold the sides to meet in the middle.
origamidolls.tripod.com /c2.htm   (261 words)

  
 Lapbook instructions includes Scrapbooking to Learn, portfolders lapbooks homeschool resopources and Christian ...
Hamburger and hot dog folds are the terms used by Dinah Zike.
Fold an 8.5x11 paper in half width-wise., the short way, is like a hamburger.
The are the way you fold the paper depending on the side of paper--they are the opposite of each other.
scrapbookingtolearn.com /folds.htm   (98 words)

  
 Simple Origami Lamb
It teaches them a few of the basic folds but lets them create a project in less than 10 steps.
valley fold the paper in half diagonally (so you have a triangle)
valley fold the paper in half diagonally again (so you have a smaller triangle).
www.dltk-kids.com /animals/simple_origami_lamb.htm   (199 words)

  
 Crafts : Cards / Stationery : Pounding Heart Card : Home & Garden Television
Unfold the model and reverse the folds so all the mountain folds are valleys and all of the valley folds are mountains.
This sequence of folds will improve the shape of the mechanism, make it more sturdy, and make the starting length shorter so it shoots out even farther.
Position the mountain-side fold of the heart into the valley-fold side of the mechanism and tape or glue the sides of the heart into the mechanism so it springs forth when the mechanism is opened.
www.hgtv.com /hgtv/cr_paper_crafts_cards/article/0,,HGTV_3290_1384309,00.html   (469 words)

  
 Jasper's Origami Primer -- The Rectangular Valley Fold
The valley fold is the simplest of origami folds.
Similar methods can be used to make diagonal valley folds or mountain folds.
The valley fold is indicated by a dashed line without any dots.
www.folds.net /tutorial/folds/valley/valley_fold_rectangle.html   (250 words)

  
 CRAFTS : Techniques : Origami Magic : DIY Network
First, the basics: All origami folds are either "valley" folds or "mountain" folds.
Repeat steps 1 and 2 about 10 times so that the crease can't be identified as either a valley fold or a mountain fold.
Refold the mountain and valley folds indicated, and give the right-most mountain fold 10 extra creases.
www.diynetwork.com /diy/pa_techniques/article/0,2025,DIY_14159_2269198,00.html   (370 words)

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