Origami: How to fold some Clothes (Shirt, One-Piece Dress, Sports-Team Jacket)

Let’s make some clothes with origami paper!

You can also play with them like dress-up dolls.♪

You can enjoy making them with origami paper

with pretty colors or some patterns too.★

Origami   How to make some clothes 1   A shirt

１．Get the rectangular paper ready.

Fold it in half and make a crease.

２．Fold it in half again and make another crease.

３．Fold the both of the bottom corners up

and fold the top part behind, along the dotted lines.

４．Fold both sides to the middle, along the creases that you made.

５．Fold the top part behind again.

Fold the bottom part and make a crease along the dotted line.

Then open the bag part, smash and fold it as picture No.6 shows.

６．Fold both top corners down, along the dotted lines.

７．Fold the bottom part up along the dotted line,

and insert it into the collars, as picture No.8 shows.

８．And it’s done!

Origami   How to make some clothes 2   One-piece Dress

１．Fold it in half and make a crease.

２．Fold both top corners down along the dotted lines.

３．Turn it over and fold both sides along the dotted lines.

４．Pull both corners out from the back, as picture No.5 shows.

５．Fold both bottom tips up, along the dotted lines.

６．Turn it over and fold the top part down, along the dotted line.

７．And it’s done!

Origami   How to make some clothes 3   A sports-team jacket

１．Fold it in half twice and make two creases.

２．Fold both sides to the middle crease, along the dotted lines.

３．Fold both corners toward the arrows, along the dotted lines.

４．Fold both bottom corners up, along the dotted lines.

５．Fold the bottom part up, along the dotted line.

６．Fold both top corners behind, along the dotted lines.

７．And it’s done!

If you draw some patterns on clothes,

they will be your original ones!

It will be fun to fold like these with a writing pad,

after you write a letter.★

If you think it hard to keep a good balance,

just fold it slowly step by step.

Then you won’t make a mistake.♪

【Translated by　 Kana Toda PIERCE】