Origami: Tsuru - Instruções em Português BR

Summary

In this tutorial video, the creator demonstrates how to make a tsuru, one of the most popular and beginner-friendly origami designs. The process is simple and requires only basic precision, making it ideal for those new to origami. The video guides viewers step by step through folding a square piece of paper, creating various shapes and angles to eventually form a detailed tsuru, or crane. The tutorial emphasizes careful attention to each fold, with clear instructions and visual cues, ensuring a rewarding result for all viewers.

Takeaways

• 😀 The tsuru is a well-known and beginner-friendly origami model, requiring attention and precision.
• 😀 Any square piece of paper can be used for making a tsuru, as long as it's square-shaped.
• 😀 Start by folding the paper in half along both diagonals, marking an 'X' on the paper.
• 😀 After the diagonals, fold the paper in half horizontally and vertically to create a cross.
• 😀 Flip the paper and fold the corners towards the center to close it into a square.
• 😀 Fold the bottom diagonal corner upwards to the center and repeat the process with the left side.
• 😀 After unfolding the corners, make a new horizontal fold connecting two points.
• 😀 Fold the right and left corners towards the center to create a new pointed shape.
• 😀 Repeat similar folds on the opposite side of the paper to reinforce the structure.
• 😀 Open and fold the pointed edge upwards to form the crane's head, creating a sharp beak.
• 😀 The tsuru is now complete, showcasing a traditional and elegant result that anyone can achieve.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the video?

The main focus of the video is to demonstrate how to make a tsuru, which is a traditional and popular origami crane model, ideal for beginners.

What type of paper is required for making the tsuru?

Any square paper can be used, but the video specifically uses a 20x20 cm paper with the colored side facing up.

How does the process start when folding the paper?

The process starts by folding the paper in half along both diagonals, creating an 'X' shape.

What should be done after marking the 'X' on the paper?

After marking the 'X', the paper is turned over, and folds are made horizontally and vertically to create a cross shape.

What happens after creating the cross on the paper?

After creating the cross, the corners of the paper are folded towards the center, transforming the shape into a smaller square.

What do you do next after forming the smaller square?

After forming the smaller square, the bottom edge is folded diagonally upwards to the center, and the same is done with the left side.

What is the next step after folding the diagonals?

The next step involves lifting the lower layer of the paper and marking a new horizontal fold connecting two points.

How are the new flaps folded during the process?

The flaps are folded from both the right and left edges towards the center, creating a new triangular shape.

What does folding the top edge of the triangle do?

Folding the top edge of the triangle sharpens the shape and forms the new point of the crane’s head and beak.

How is the tsuru crane completed?

The tsuru crane is completed by opening the finer point of the paper to form the head and beak, finalizing the traditional crane shape.