Introduction: 10mm Origami Crane
I love making origamis! My favourite origami is the crane. I have made thousands in several sizes.
Now i m presenting you an origami crane with a very small size!
Supplies
you will need only paper and a paper cutter (and glasses if you have presbyopia)
Step 1: Read the Instructions First!!!
Making an origami crane is not very simple if you make origami for first time, so you have to read the instructions above and make your first origami crane with a big piece of square paper.
Step 2: Prepare Your Piece of Paper
Use your paper cutter and a ruler to cut a square piece of paper 11mm x 11mm.
Step 3: Start Making the Crane
this is the most difficult ... you ll need patience!
use the cutter to fold the paper more precice. press the paper after folding it.
Step 4: And the Result Is ...
it is not that difficult. just be patient!

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- sydneyAVDE made it!
- Multi-Medium Master made it!
12 Comments
Question 2 years ago on Introduction
How to do the 4th step.
2 years ago
Amazing! I applaud you for your patience. :)
Reply 2 years ago
Thank you for your good words!
I saw that you are interested in jewelry. I had made small origamis and a friend of mine made them earrings! You can do that too.
2 years ago
Waaaaay back when I was in elementary school I made a tree decorated with several cranes made of 25mm (1") colored foil squares, and it received an award in our school's art competition. The cranes took some time to get right, but they looked like jewelry.
I tried to make some of these a couple of years ago, but my much larger fingers got in the way! Kudos to you!
Reply 2 years ago
I did the same a few years ago! I made cranes and a good friend of mine made them earrings!
2 years ago
OMG, does this bring back memories! Back when I was in college, I had a Chinese roommate who taught me how to fold origami cranes. We would sit watching movies and fold cranes! After a while, we would challenge ourselves, and our tiny cranes were made with a 1/4 inch square of paper. Slightly smaller than yours. What fun, and what a nice memory. Thank you for that!
Reply 2 years ago
Hi! Thank you for your kind words. I saw your projects. I like your work. A good idea would be to make an origami crane using wood and hinges. You know well how to work with the wood.
2 years ago
Wow, I almost dare to try, thanks!!
2 years ago
Wow 😮
Reply 2 years ago
Thank you! I saw your work and i m amazed of your creativity!
2 years ago
Incredible! I'm sure with my fat fingers I'd go nuts trying to replicate this. Well done! : )
Reply 2 years ago
Thank you for your nice words! It is not that difficult. You can use the paper cutter to fold the paper ( the edge of the cutter must be at the fold line). You can also use a needle or a nipper.
Thank you again!