Nghệ thuật xếp hình Nhật Bản: dragon fly
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$ Dragonfly, version 2
Copyright 1998-2000 Stephen Hecht. All Rights Reserved
This model’s design borrows from Robert Lang’s dragonfly in The Complete Book of Origami (Dover, 1988). For your first
attempt, begin with a 3x7 rectangle considerably larger than a dollar bill. A dollar bill makes a model 45mm long with a 63mm
wingspan, and requires tweezers.
1. Begin green side up. 2. Bisect the middle 4
Valley-crease the long way, 3. Rabbit-ear. Repeat on left.
right angles with valley-
mountain-crease the short creases.
way.
1/4
4. Fold and unfold. Turn 5. Crease bisectors, 6. Crease bisectors.
over and rotate 1/4 turn. stopping where shown.
Then swing flaps around.
1/4
7. Collapse. A layer swings
out from behind at the 4 tiny 9. Reverse-fold on
arrows, and the long flaps 8. Swing the left half of the central existing creases.
stand straight up. diamond under the right half; the
standing flaps fall to the left. No
new creases. Rotate.
$ Dragonfly, v2 (continued)
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11. Lift bottom point,
10. Flip one layer down, opening paper completely. 12. The central diamond-shape
incorporating a reverse-fold. sticks up. The indicated points
Unfold. Repeat on left, and are concave. Push them up
twice behind. from behind to invert them.
A
13-14
13. Pinch together all the edges 14. Flip one flap to the right. 15. Reverse-fold, in-and-out.
in the range “A”, swinging them Repeat 13-14 on the left. Repeat on left.
under. Meanwhile, divide the Turn over.
central diamond. Only the tiny
valley fold is a new crease.
16. Reverse-fold, 1 layer 17. Flip the rectangular 18. Reverse-fold, 1 layer
over 2. Crease only the front section behind and upwards. over 2. Crease only the rear
half sharply. See next This is a reverse-fold. Do half sharply. Note bisected
diagram for positioning. not crease sharply. angle.
$ Dragonfly, v2 (continued)
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16-20
19. Pull single-ply black triangle 20. Reverse-fold, flipping over
to the left. This will drag the 21. Repeat 16-20 on left.
the rectangular single-ply. Turn over.
single-ply rectanglular piece of Press flat and sharpen all
the upper wing downwards. creases.
Don’t crease.
22-23
not to
corner
2
22. Flip 1 flap over, and pull 23. Bisect lower angle,
the next flap towards the left. swiveling at the upper edge. 24. Repeat 22-23 on left.
Model won’t lie flat. Release the stretched layer, Turn over.
and flip the long flap back to
the right.
not to tip
26. Valley fold, 27. Bring one layer to
25. Fold top point to center. creasing sharply. front (closed sink).
Turn back over.
$ Dragonfly, v2 (continued)
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Note: bottom of
squashed triangle
crosses point
where wing meets
body.
28. Valley-fold next flap over 29. Fold over again, spread- 30. Reverse-fold (symetrically) tip
on the sink line (stretching at sinking assymetrically. The of tiny hidden waterbomb base,
the wing). Unfold it. x-ray line is the other side of as far as possible. (Temporarily
the spread. unfold point from step 25.)
1/4
26-31
31. Tuck left edge into the
sink. Mountain-fold right edge 32. Repeat 26-31 on left 33. Fold model in half.
behind the edge under it side. Unfold point from Rotate 1/4 turn.
(creasing sharply). step 25.
2-ply here
35. Note: front of head is 36. Triple-crimp along
34. Reverse-fold twice. The vertical. Unfold the crimp and
valley-fold is the crease from existing creases.
spread the 4 ridges along upper
step 25. edge of head.
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not to
corner
follow edge
behind
note: outermost
layer is “trapped”
37. At wing, swivel. At head, 38. Wrap swivelled layer 39. Valley-fold along edge of
flip over a layer, incorporating around (sort of a closed-sink). the wrap. Tuck under where it
a reverse fold. overlaps the front of the wing.
37-40
A
41. Detail of head. Sink as 42. Like so. Spread top
40. Tuck back of wing into the shown. If opened flat, this would of head apart a bit.
wrapped bit from step 38 be a mountain-fold joining point
(locking wing). Repeat 37-40 “A” with its counterpart.
on other side.
Be careful of
tearing stress!
44. Closed-sink along 45. Dent the top corner
43. Top-view of head. Push existing crease. of the head. Tuck in at
down the crimp, unsinking Optional: underneath the head,
bottom. Head is now
the front of the head, and twist the extra sunken material locked.
close back up. towards the rear.
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46-48
47. Half-squash the lower 48. Like so. Round the eye
46. Fold and unfold eye- middle edge shown. Spread further, pulling down the
flap where naturally limited. lower and upper outer edges. lower edge. Repeat 46-48
Then lift it perpendicular. behind.
thicker
49. Fold and unfold only the 51. Fold the far “belly” flap over
50. Closed-sink the front flap the middle ridge, and tuck it into
front “belly” flap. The crease along the crease just made.
dips away from the body where the sunken pocket; crease
the extra thickness begins. sharply, as this is the belly-lock.
not to
corner
52. Bend down (very thick) the 53. Reverse-fold. Rear half 54. Shape wings with
wings to 90 degrees, along the is “maximum extent”. mountain folds.
upper edge of the body.
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55. Detail of tail. Pinch
tip of tail and flatten.
56. Completed dragonfly.
(Re-shape the eyes if
they’ve become mangled.)
