Michael G. LaFosse - Origami Aquarium: Aquatic fun for everyone!: Origami Book with 20 Projects: Great for Kids & Adults!
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Make colorful and fun origami fish and sea creatures with this easy origami ebook.
Sharks, fish and turtles are just a few of the origami ocean creatures you can create with this paper craft origami ebook. World renowned origami artist Michael LaFosse introduces 20 unique origami paper craft designs for exotic undersea creatures. People of all ages and any level of skill, will enjoy crafting these eye-catching origami. This unique collection of origami designs will help you create folded paper models of fish and other animals from around the world. Finished origami projects are great for friends, to decorate your room, or for kids fascinated by aquariums and aquatic creatures.
All of the folds are simple enough to be origami-for-kids projects and are a great way to learn origami.
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Traditional Japanese Design
Make mountain folds, corner to corner, and valley folds, edge to edge, on the colored side of the paper. 
Mountain-fold the C and D corners, bringing C, A and D down to B. 
Your paper should look like this. Move the top right corner over to the left. 
Fold up the bottom left edge and one corner to the front. 
Turn inside-out. Turn inside-out. Look at step 5 for the shape. Repeat behind. 
Push in from the top. 
The finished Fishing Boat.
Designed by Michael G. LaFosse
Step 1, valley-fold diagonally both ways. Step 2, fold the top two edges of the diamond to the horizontal center while you fold the top corner in half (step 3). Repeat 2 and 3 on the bottom and to the back. 
Fold the corner flat, to the left. Repeat behind. 
Squash-fold the corner evenly. 
Fold the bottom corner of the kite shape to the top corner. Fold the bottom corner of the kite shape to the top corner.
Layers of paper from below will pull up and go along with it. Flatten these. This will become the tail. Look for the correct shape in step 5. Repeat behind. 
Fold the tip of the tail down.
Fold the top portion, behind the tail, to the back. Fold up the bottom portion in front. 
Narrow the wings by folding down the indicated edges, left and right. Narrow the head with mountain folds. 
Valley- and mountain-fold the point of the head to form the beak. 
Valley-fold the wingtips to form a graceful bend.
Mountain-fold the body in half, nose to tail. 
The finished Seagull.
Designed by Michael G. LaFosse
Fold in half, corner to corner. Unfold. 
Fold corners out. 
Fold sides in so that the upper edges are parallel to the center crease. 
Cut bottom point up the middle. (A sheet of paper folded to this step is used to help make the shark.) 
Mountain-fold top point behind. 
Fold down the top corners to round out the head. 
Fold in half and rotate sideways. 
Fold up the fins and one tail point. 
Curl the tail. 
The finished Carp. 
Designed by Michael G. Designed by Michael G. LaFosse
Fold in half, bottom corner to top. 
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