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![]() This craft reprinted courtesy of Joel Stern Paper Works.
The full instructions and diagrams for this loveable Panda are contained on the printables page. Be sure to check out Joel's definition of a valley fold and a mountain fold under the instructions.
Supplies White Paper Markers or Crayons Scissors Click here for printables Instructions In my instructions I use two terms that may be unfamiliar to those who've never done origami before -- valley-fold and mountain-fold. A valley-fold, indicated with a dash-dash line, is formed when you fold the paper toward you, creating a valley. A mountain-fold, indicated with a dash-dot-dot line, is formed when you fold the paper away from you, creating a mountain. An easy way to think about it is the following -- If you valley-fold a piece of paper and turn it over, it's now a mountain-fold. Contributor
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