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Origami Rabbits

By Margaret

Jorgensson

Materials Required:

2 Brown kraft paper squares:

1 x 6cm and 1 x 7cm.

A little cotton wool.

Daffodils and leaves cut from

collage sheet CS004.

Green paper 90mm x 152mm.

Black felt tipped pen.

P. V.A. Craft Adhesive and

a sticky fixer.

Card mount: SF03U Parch Blue.

To Make The Card:

Begin by folding one rabbit from the 6cm

kraft paper square following the diagrams and

instructions given below. I have used different

colours for the front and back of the paper in the

diagrams to make it easier to see which side is

which as you fold.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Fold the square in half

along the diagonal line

A-B, and unfold again.

Bring point C in to meet

the fold line A-B and press

to make a fold. Repeat

with point D to make a

kite shape.

Cut from point A to point

X along the fold line A-B.

Then fold along the line

A-B as shown.

Tu rn the paper so the line

A-B is at the top. This is

what the folded paper

should look like.

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7

Step 8

The right hand side is fold-

ed to make the rear end of

the rabbit and the left hand

side to make the head.

Begin by folding the right

hand side towards you as

shown.

Ta ke the front point at

the left hand side, fold it

towards you and up as

shown.

Turn the rabbit over and

take the remaining point

folding it towards you and

up as before.

Step 9

Step 10

Keeping the rabbit the

same way round fold the

same ear down as shown.

Using the black pen, draw

an eye on the same side as

the turned down ear.

Pull off a small amount of cotton wool and

form a ball, glue this onto the rabbit to make the

fluffy tail.

Using the 7cm square begin folding the sec-

ond rabbit in the same way as the first, finishing

after step three. From this point you need to

turn the rabbit over following steps 4 and 5 as

shown below.

Step 4

Step 5

Tu rn the paper so the line

A-B is at the top. This is

what the folded paper

should look like.

The left hand side is folded

to make the rear end of the

rabbit and the right hand

side to make the head.

Continue folding steps 6 to 8, following the

diagrams given for the first rabbit but reversing

all instructions so the rabbit will face the other

way once finished.

Run a line of glue along the lower edge of the

deeper grass and stick along the lower edge of

the card mount leaving the blades of grass free

as this looks more natural.

Position the rabbits and glue them into place

then glue the smaller grass strip in the same

way as before with the blades going in front of

the rabbits.

Step 9

In step 9, make a horizon-

talfold across the ear so

it bends down and back-

wards. Draw the eye onto

this side.

Cut the daffodils and leaves out from the

collage sheet and arrange them behind the grass.

When you are happy with their positions remove

each in turn, dab a little glue onto the base of

the stem or leaf and tuck it carefully into place

behind the grass leaving the top free.

Place a tiny piece of sticky fixer behind each

flower to hold them in place but raised away

from the card.

The grass goes both behind and in front of the

rabbits to give the design depth. Cut the 9cm

deep piece of green paper into two, making one

piece 5cm deep and the other 4cm deep.

Starting with the 5cm strip of green, snip

to give a 4cm deep grassy top. Use scissors or

a craft knife as you prefer and try to vary the

height and angle of the blades of grass.

Cut the remaining strip in the same way but

only about 3cm deep leaving a 1cm border un-

snipped as before.

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