First, fold the top corner down.

Next, fold the bottom corner toward the back.

Fold the left triangle to the right.

Then, fold the top triangle down.

Next, unfold it into a square.

This is what it looks like from below after unfolding.

Make a crease and open it up.

You’ll see that it’s divided into two equal halves.

Finally, fold it into a basic paper crane, and you’re done.

We’ll fold this smaller square into a crane.

Fold it upward, then bring the left triangle over to the right.

Then unfold it into a square.

This is what it looks like from below after unfolding.

Make a crease and open it up.

You’ll see that it’s divided into two halves, top and bottom.

Finally, fold it into a basic paper crane, and you’re done.

First, fold the top and bottom corners toward the center.

Next, fold the left and right corners toward the back.

Unlike previous folding methods,

you can fold this one without worrying about the orientation.

From here on, just fold it the same way as a basic origami crane.

The color scheme will look like this along the way.

First, fold it in half twice, then open it up.

Next, fold both corners along the creases.

Now let’s fold it in half.

Next, fold both corners.

Next, fold along the line of the lower triangle, then open it up.

Then, fold it down and bring it back up.

Next, bring the two corners together as if pinching them.

Fold the corner inward.

Next, pull the dotted fold toward you.

Fold the remaining top section inward.

First, fold it in half twice, then open it up.

Next, fold both corners along the creases.

Next, fold along the bottom triangle to create a crease, then open it up.
Then, let’s flip it over.

Next, make diagonal creases at the two upper corners.

Now let’s fold it in half.

Next, fold both corners.

Fold it down.

Now, let’s shape it into a box.

Fold up this part.

Next, fold the corner and overlap it.

Insert it into the triangle below.

One side is now secured.

Fold the other side in the same way.

Let’s get started.

Fold it in half to form a square, then fold it in half again to form a triangle.
Next, fold the corners toward the center, then unfold them.

Turn it over and fold the bottom corner along the crease you just made.
Repeat this process with the remaining corners.

I’ll turn it over again.

Fold along the crease you just made, aligning it with the center line.
Next, fold the top and bottom corners together.

Fold along the center line.
Then, rotate it 90 degrees.

The shape is slightly different, but fold it the same way as before.
I think it will be easier to fold since there are markings to guide you.

Align the star markings and fold, then fold back along the center line.

Similarly, align the star marks and fold, then fold back along the center line.

Next, we’ll crease the parts that will form the lid of the box.

Align the star marks.
Then, fold along the center line.

Repeat this for all the corners.

Once you’ve folded it this far, flip it over.

Once you’ve folded it this far, flip it over.

Then, everything will open.

Now, there’s just a little bit left to fold.

First, make creases in each of the four corners.
Then, make creases at the four corners.

Next, fold it into four sections.
I think it’s easier to fold if you flip it over first.

Unfold the origami paper, which has had many creases made in it so far.

First, fold both corners into this pointed shape and take a close look at the crease in between.
If you spot a triangle between the corners, you’ve got it.

Actually, I find it easier to fold if you only fold the side marked with a star.

Once you’ve made it a few times, you’ll get better at spotting the triangle.

Place the star-marked part against the corner.

Next, fold along the crease in the direction of the arrow to reveal the front side.
This will create a sharp corner.

Then, fold the sharp corner backward.
Folding this sharp corner will secure the crease.

Here’s a view from the back.

The corners are sharp, though you can’t see them from here.

Fold the pointed corner three more times so that it takes on this shape.

This is a view from above.
We’re almost there.

Fold along the crease, making a mountain fold and folding it toward the center, then make a valley fold at the tip and unfold it.
Continue folding the adjacent sections one after another.

Fold the last one the same way.

Then, slide one side into place next to the other and secure it.

Now, let’s make a box.

First, fold it in half lengthwise.

Open the top fold halfway.

Next, fold the paper so that the two adjacent small triangles meet.

The blue line is a mountain fold.

And the red line is a valley fold.

This is what it will look like.

Fold along the blue line to create the bottom of the box.

This is the second corner.

It’s basically the same as the first corner.

Draw a red line, fold along it, and align the adjacent triangles.

Here’s what it looks like when turned inside out.

Once the second corner is formed, open the corner indicated by the arrow to reveal the claw.

Do the same with the remaining corners.

You now have four corners.

Next, fold them one by one in order to close the lid.

Finally, insert the claw inside.

そFirst, fold it in half to create a crease.

Then, align the top and bottom edges and fold it to create four equal sections.

Now, fold along the line that divides the bottom-right corner into four equal parts.
Turn the paper over so that the folded triangle is on the right side.

Fold along the corner of the triangle.
This fold will form the boundary between the top and side of the lid.

Once you’ve made the creases, flip it over and open it up.

Next, draw four diagonal lines.

Fold the first line so that the left corner aligns.

For the second fold, align the corners marked with stars and fold them together.

For the third one, fold the left corner first, then…

Align the star marks and fold.

Fold the last line.

Next, use the diagonal line you folded first as a guide.

Next, fold the part that extends beyond the edge inward.

This will form the side.

Turn it over.

It may seem a bit tedious, but we’ll crease the paper to make assembly easier.

First, fold the line where the top flap meets the side panel into a mountain fold.

Now let’s put it all together.

Line them up side by side and overlap them by one-quarter.
Fold them up in a spiral starting from the bottom crease.

Once you’ve folded it to the crease, flip it over.

Next, fold along the creases.
Follow the same procedure as when you made the creases earlier.

It’s a little tricky to fold where the layers overlap.
But I’ll fold it the same way.

I folded it exactly as shown until the very end.
Now, let’s bring the edges together while tucking them inside the star-shaped fold.

I think it’s easier to assemble if you overlap the ends slightly before tucking them inside.

At this point, tuck the protruding part inside.

And there you have it—a hexagonal box.

Here’s what it looks like inside.

First, fold along the diagonal.

Next, fold the four corners toward the center.

Leave the top one and put the other three corners back in place.

Fold the bottom corner to meet the top circle.

Next, fold the right side in half and unfold it.

Similarly, crease the remaining corners and open them up.

Let’s get started with the assembly.

Fold the line to the left.

When doing so, fold the dotted triangle inward.

Fold along the dotted lines, folding the edges inward.

Similarly, fold it three more times.

We now have all four flaps.

Now that we’ve gotten this far, all that’s left is to fold them down.

Let’s fold them clockwise.

Finally, slide the lid into place.

First, fold it in half twice to form a triangle.

Next, unfold the triangle to form a square.

Fold both into squares, then crease them and open them up.

Open them one by one and rearrange them.

Fold up along the dotted line.

Once you’ve folded both sides up, fold the flaps in half.

Next, fold it up along the spine.

Now, fold the folded wing in half.

Next, fold the entire wing down.

Fold along the dotted line and fold up the entire wing.

Once you fold it in half here, you’re done folding the wings.

Next, fold the wings on the other side in the same way.

Make the neck.

Fold along the dotted line toward the inside.

Then, fold the head in half.

First, align the top and bottom corners with the center line and fold them.

Next, flip it over.

Fold it right in the middle.

Fold the corner marked with a circle straight to the right.

Here, I’ve folded it in half.

Next, open the bottom section to the right.

Once you open it, fold it in half.

Open the small triangle in the middle and fold it.

By the way, this part will become the wing.

Fold it in half to create a crease.

Then, open it up and fold it upward.

Next, fold it into a diamond shape.

The wing section is complete.

Make creases along the diamond shape.。

Fold it in half again along the crease.

Fold both sides of the flat surface.

Fold down the dotted line.

Fold down the other side as well.

After folding it down, return it to the side with the flaps.

Fold along the dotted line, making sure the fold lies underneath the flap.

Fold the other side in the same way.

Fold the parts that will become the neck and tail in half.

Finally, fold the neck in half, and you’re done.