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Origami is the art of folding paper. There are many things you can make and this one is simple and will only take about ten minutes.

  1. Fold one of the corners in half to the opposite corner and make a crease. Then, unfold the corner.
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    Repeat on other side. Unfold.
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    Unfold.
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    Then, valley fold along main crease.
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    Unfold,.
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    Unfold. Then inside fold.
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    Unfold. Then inside fold.
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    Unfold. Then inside fold downwards to complete the beak.
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    Unfold. Then inside fold.
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    Repeat on other side.
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    Repeat on other side.
  14. Your completed origami parrot should look like this.
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    Can you explain step five more clearly?
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    Step 5 is when you have taken the paper in step four and have creased along the middle of the excess to create a triangle. You then fold these triangles downward and slightly outward.
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    Do I have to use origami paper?
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    No. If you don't have a perfectly square paper, just take a normal A4 sheet, fold the corner over until it meets the other side, and cut the rectangle at the bottom off.
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    Does the paper have to be perfectly square?
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    As much as possible, if you can. This helps the infrastructure of the bird stand more firm and it will be easier to fold.
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To fold an origami parrot, first fold a square piece of paper in half diagonally and unfold it. Rotate it so it looks like a diamond, then fold the right and left corners down to the middle crease. Rotate the model 180 degrees and repeat with the right and left corners. Now, pinch each creased corner, bring both corners together in the middle, and fold the flaps up. Fold the point on each flap down, then fold the model in half lengthwise. With the long side at the top, fold the right point down on an angle and then back up again. Fold the creases on the inside half of the model. Next, fold down the top point, unfold it, and do an inside fold. Fold the side point, unfold it, and do another inside fold. Fold the side point one more time, unfold it, and do one more inside fold to make the beak. Then, fold the tail point down at an angle and unfold. Make an inside fold with the tail. Fold up the edges on each side to make the wings. Finally, do the same thing on both sides of the tail to thin it out.For step-by-step instructions with pictures, keep reading!

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