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Fold the paper, forming a valley-like depression. MOUNTAIN FOLD 
Fold the paper, forming a mountain-like protrusion. FOLD AND UNFOLD 
Fold the paper, forming a crease. Once the crease is complete, unfold the paper back to its original position. SINK FOLD 
Open the paper and invert the tip, pressing it down into the model. As you are pressing the tip down, reverse the creases surrounding the tip, forming a square of mountain folds. SQUASH FOLD 
Open up one corner of the paper, swinging what was formerly a creased edge over and pressing it down. PLEAT FOLD 
Valley fold the top of tip down to a given point.
Then fold the tip back up to a point slightly lower than the original position. REVERSE FOLD 
Spread the top of the model and reverse the creases, mountain folding the top corner down and in. Collapse the model while pulling the reversed corner down. RABBIT EAR FOLD 
Collapse one side, so that the left edges will lie even with the center crease. To do this, make two valley creases; at the point at which they meet, make another valley crease up to a corner of the paper.
The crease should thus collapse. PETAL FOLD 
Bring the two sides into the center while swinging the bottom of the colored flap up, forming a point in the center of the flap. The left and right sides will now lie even with the center. REVIEW OF IMPORTANT SYMBOLS 
No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without prior written permission from the publisher. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Stern, Scott Wasserman.
Outside the box origami : a new generation of extraordinary folds / Scott Wasserman Stern. -- 1st ed.
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ISBN: 978-1-4629-0567-6 (ebook)
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TT870.S72745 2011
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After all, the books title was Houdinis Paper Magic , and the aging magician was none other than Harry Houdini. 
I was first introduced to origami when I was three years old. Masumai, a teacher at the preschool I attended, folded simple origami for the children; I was fascinated by the paper animals that took her minutes to make. Masumai taught me my first origami model: the simple camera. After that, I began to attend the Origami Club of Pittsburgh (OCOP) on a semi-regular basis. I learned enthusiastically and started buying basic origami books without restraint.
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