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Nghệ thuật xếp hình: katana. Tài liệu rất có ích, nó giúp bạn nâng cao kỹ năng gấp tất cả mọi thứ bằng giấy. Bạn có thể gấp thành thạo những gì bạn thích cho riêng mình và cho bạn bè bạn. | Paper Katana by Kalei Anne Lundberg copyright 1998 1. Start with a 1x3 sheet white side up. 2. Divide paper int eight equal sections lengthwise. 3. Valley fold the top fourth down. Just pinch the edge at the half point to get the landmark. 4. Turn paper over. 5. Fold the 2 left sections to the right and the 3 right sections to the left. 6. The double arrowhead line indicates where the raw edge or edges will be on the model. Paper Katana -- Page 2 N ote This is w h a t it w ill look like when viewed ftom the top. 7. Slip the 2 sections underneath into the top section. Note where the raw edges lay. 8. Roll the tube over one section at a time and sharply crease. Twice. 9. Fold the right section to the left on top and the left section the right behind. Top view. N ote The center section front and back will become the outside surfaces. The divided sections will be collapsed into the m ode l. T his is the tricky part. 10. Fold top section in half. Crease sharply. Repeat behind. 11. Unfold to step 8. Crease the two lines shown by aligning ab along bd and then cd along bd. Paper Katana -- Page 3 12. This fold involves spreading sinking and colapsing all in one step. Don t panic. W ork carefully and it will fall into place. Start by folding the colored section the hilt guard at a right angle to the white blade section and opening the tube. Pinch the corners to spread along the creases made in step 11 to the center undivided sections. Make sure it will lay flat on either side of the blade. The rest of the fold will have to be completed off the table. Beginning at the top collapse the hilt accordian style. not all the folds will be going the right way. Just ease them in gently following existing creases. When it won t flatten easily start to sink the blade upward into the hilt. This is accomplished by small rocking motions and alternate pinches at the outside corners until the guard is formed and falls flat and evenly over both sides of the blade. N ote how the center section
