Origami Crane Folding Techniques

This video tutorial demonstrates how to make a paper origami crane using highlighters to emphasize each crease. It begins with creating a square from paper, followed by a series of folds to form the base and shape the crane. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, making it accessible for beginners. The final steps involve refining the shape to complete the crane.

What is the unique feature of this origami tutorial?

• Using a ruler for precise measurements

• Using highlighters to emphasize creases

• Using colored paper

• Using glue to hold folds

What is the first step in preparing the paper for folding?

• Cutting the paper into a circle

• Cutting the paper into a rectangle

• Folding the paper into a triangle

• Folding the paper into a square

What shape should the paper be after the initial folds?

• A circle

• A square

• A triangle

• A rectangle

What is the purpose of flipping the paper over during the folding process?

• To make the folds more visible

• To create a new color pattern

• To ensure symmetry

• To make the paper stronger

What is the result of bringing the two points inward during folding?

• A rectangular shape

• A circular shape

• A square shape with triangular flanges

• A triangular shape

What is the next step after forming the base structure of the crane?

• Folding the tail

• Folding the wings

• Folding the legs

• Folding the head

What is the purpose of pinching the flaps together?

• To invert the structure

• To add color

• To create a new design

• To make it smaller

What is the final step in completing the origami crane?

• Forming the head

• Folding the tail

• Adding decorations

• Folding the wings

What should you do to the wings to finalize their shape?

• Glue them in place

• Cut them to shape

• Pull them out and refold

• Fold them inwards

What is the final appearance of the origami crane?

• A 3D crane with wings and a head

• A flat paper

• A paper ball

• A paper airplane