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Step 7The dragon's neck
We will be forming the neck of the dragon in the next few steps.
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Fold the bottom edge of the front flap(just the top layer) up to meet the top edge, and repeat with the bottom layer, folding around back.
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Make a crease running along the same line as the front of the wing, by first folding the neck to the front and then around the back. Unfold.
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Make a second crease down at an angle (see image) by folding the neck to the front and then around the back. Unfold
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Hold the end of the neck and pull it downward so that it folds at each of the creases. The fold at crease 1 in image below is called a mountain fold, like an upside down V and the fold at crease 2 is a valley fold, like a V.
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We need to make another crease to get the neck pointing upwards. So fold the neck up and to the front at the angle shown and repeat folding it to the back. Unfold.
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To make this fold you will be turning the part above the crease inside out (see inset) and pressing down to fold at the crease you made in step 22.
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Fold the bottom edge of the front flap(just the top layer) up to meet the top edge, and repeat with the bottom layer, folding around back.
19
Make a crease running along the same line as the front of the wing, by first folding the neck to the front and then around the back. Unfold.
20
Make a second crease down at an angle (see image) by folding the neck to the front and then around the back. Unfold
21
Hold the end of the neck and pull it downward so that it folds at each of the creases. The fold at crease 1 in image below is called a mountain fold, like an upside down V and the fold at crease 2 is a valley fold, like a V.
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We need to make another crease to get the neck pointing upwards. So fold the neck up and to the front at the angle shown and repeat folding it to the back. Unfold.
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To make this fold you will be turning the part above the crease inside out (see inset) and pressing down to fold at the crease you made in step 22.
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If you look at the diagram at crease #1 you do a mountain fold and at crease#2 do a valley fold. It is actually called an outside crimp fold if you check out this page.
I hope that helps, did you check out the video.