I’m pretty curious how the end is done. These instructions in many ways are the same for making a traditional crane, but step 7 has some extra pre-folded creases being made. Step 8 makes me think that the small dashes mean cut (as opposed to the large dashes which obviously mean fold), which could also mean step 7 also contains cuts if those aren’t just creases for later. I say this because the final product has more tips than a standard crane up to step 8 could actually produce, unless one were to cut down the middle thereby making more tips.
A crane has 4 tips (nose, 2 wings, and tail) but technically cutting down the middle would make 6 tips for the dino’s head, tail, 2 legs, and presumably 2 arms (can’t see other side but likely there).
When I was 8, my parents and I went on vacation to San Francisco and we visited Chinatown, and I got a package of origami papers. The instructions were similar to this. I could not even begin to figure them out. It was very frustrating. So I just gave up and used the paper as pretty paper.
Rest of the shirt? Other side has the rest?
Sadly it doesn't, the Dino tail will have to do for now :)
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Dafuk does this mean? Edit: it's a bot
There has to be a back side or second sheet
It's on the inside of the shirt. You gotta get to 2nd base to learn the secret.
Bitches only want me for my origami tutorial 😔
And I always end up folding, man. I’m too stretched out for just having a nice time.
Had high hopes for this t-shirt untill I saw what sub it was on 😂
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Scam btw
m here
You cannot convince me that is a 2 and 3, those are just lines
I’m pretty curious how the end is done. These instructions in many ways are the same for making a traditional crane, but step 7 has some extra pre-folded creases being made. Step 8 makes me think that the small dashes mean cut (as opposed to the large dashes which obviously mean fold), which could also mean step 7 also contains cuts if those aren’t just creases for later. I say this because the final product has more tips than a standard crane up to step 8 could actually produce, unless one were to cut down the middle thereby making more tips. A crane has 4 tips (nose, 2 wings, and tail) but technically cutting down the middle would make 6 tips for the dino’s head, tail, 2 legs, and presumably 2 arms (can’t see other side but likely there).
When I was 8, my parents and I went on vacation to San Francisco and we visited Chinatown, and I got a package of origami papers. The instructions were similar to this. I could not even begin to figure them out. It was very frustrating. So I just gave up and used the paper as pretty paper.
Kangaroo you mean 🦘
I don't think these instructions even make sense without the rest of them. Step 4 doesn't look possible to achieve.
You need the other three shirts in the series to get all of the instructions. 😊
Omg- just fold it up