Origami Monkey
This is not an easy craft. The model of the monkey’s face was designed by Robin Glynn. He created a similar version to the original animal. The monkey is very funny and beautiful. It will be a wonderful addition to the collection of origami animals.
Make a handicraft with us. Remember, the face of the monkey is not easy to create. However, if you follow the instructions – everything will work out. Do not forget that we are waiting for photos and comments.
Place a square sheet of paper with the colored side up. Fold it along one diagonal, then spread it out.
Make a fold on the other diagonal and betray the original position.
Fold the bottom corner to the center line.
Flip the design over.
Fold the corners to the center line, then unfold.
Make a fold on the right side as in the picture.
Give the original position.
Fold the corner in the opposite direction as shown in the pictures.
Fold one side of the resulting small square to the right.
Repeat the previous steps on the other side of the shape.
Turn the right and left corners.
Compare with the picture.
Fold the top of the model, then straighten it out.
Turn first the left corner, then the right corner as shown in the picture.
Fold the top part down.
Fold the left and right center corners up.
Make a slight shift of the left half inward and smooth.
Repeat the action on the right half.
Fold the bottom part up, and press it well.
Fold the bottom corner up, then spread it out.
Bend the model’s spout downward with a slight offset, then bend upward again.
Fold the top backward.
See picture: view from the inside.
Fold the corner of the lower lip inward.
Make a spout by bending the corner of the triangle.
Create eyes.
To do this, make diagonal folds as in the picture.
Fold the eye triangles 3 times in half.
Turn the pupil triangle into a square.
Unfold the square with the colored side.
This is the pupil.
Make small folds back and spread out the monkey’s ears.
Fold the bottom triangles back and the craft is ready.
It wasn’t easy, but we did it together! I wonder if you made a funny monkey? Send photos and share your impressions of the work done.
