Origami: How to fold a Tuxedo

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Men in a tuxedo look so cool, don’t they?

It’s so special,

since they only wear in a special occasion such as a wedding ceremony or a party.

 

Today, I’ll show you how to fold such a special tuxedo.

Children can play with it for a dress-up doll,

or maybe you can use it for the wedding items,

such as a welcome board!

It’ll be cute!

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How to fold a tuxedo (a jacket) Ver.1

 

This is an easy one.  If you change the color, it will be a suit too.

 

1. Get a sheet of origami ready.

Fold it in half twice and make two creases like the picture below.

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2. Fold the top part behind along the dotted line.

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3. Fold both sides to the middle.

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4. Fold both sides along the dotted lines to make creases.

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5. Fold both corners up along the dotted lines.

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6. Turn it over.

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7. Fold both sides along the dotted line. (a valley fold)

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8. Fold it in half.

Make sure that you fold it, opening the crease of the top half.

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9. Turn it over.

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10. And it’s done!

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Draw a bow or a tie on the collar part!

Even though it was easy to fold,

the collar or sleeves are just like real ones, right?

How to fold a tuxedo (a pair of slacks) Ver.2

 

We want to make a pair of slacks too as a set, right?

This is even easier!

 

1. Get a sheet of origami paper which is the same color as the jacket ready.

Fold it in half twice to make two creases, along the dotted lines.

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2.Fold both sides to the middle.

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3. Fold both sides to the middle along the dotted lines, as picture No.4 shows.

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4. Fold both sides behind along the dotted lines, as picture No.5 shows.

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5. Fold it behind along the dotted line.

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6. And it’s done!

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You can check the jacket and keep a good balance

for the length or thickness of the sleeves.

 

How to fold a tuxedo (a jacket) Ver.3

 

I’ll show you how to fold another jacket.

We can make a jacket with a tie, using only one sheet of origami.

 

It’s a little complicated and has a lot of procedures,

but if you complete it, it will be high in quality too.

 

1. Get a sheet of origami paper ready.

Fold it in half twice to make two creases along the dotted lines.

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2. Turn it over.

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3. Fold it in half twice and make creases along the dotted lines.

Fold one corner to the middle.

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4. Fold it behind in half.

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5. Fold it in half again.

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6. We see a white square.

Open the bag part and fold it, as picture No.7 shows.

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7. Fold it the same way for the other side too.

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8. Open the white triangle and fold it as picture No.9 shows.

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9. Fold both sides along the dotted lines. (a valley fold)

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10. Open it up and fold it back.

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11. Open the white part.

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12. Fold it along the dotted lines. (a valley fold and a mountain fold)

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13. It will be like the picture below.

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14. Open the bag part and fold it, as picture No. 15 shows.

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15. Fold it along the dotted lines.

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16. Open it up and fold it so that you cover white part to outside.

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17. Make a crease.

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18. Turn over one layer.

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19. Fold the black triangle back.

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20. Fold it the same way for the other side too.

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21. Fold the top part outside, and the bottom part inside.

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22. Fold it the same way for the other side too.

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23. After you fold it, turn it over.

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24. Fold it along the crease that you made.

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25. Here is a neck tie!  Fold it along the dotted line again. (a valley fold)

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26. Turn it over.

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27. Open the bag part and fold it.

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28. Fold both sides along the dotted lines. (a valley fold)

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29. Turn it over again.

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30. Open it up.

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31. Open the bag part and fold it.

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32.Turn it over.

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33. Fold the top corner down, along the dotted line.

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34. Fold it along the dotted line. It will be a sleeve part.

Adjust the width, checking the balance from the front.

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35. Fold it the same way for the other side.

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36. Fold it along the dotted line. (a valley fold)

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37. Flip it over, and

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38. Finally it’s done!!

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How did you like it?

It’s a mini-version tuxedo.

You can check the balance by looking at it

from the front some times in the procedure.

 

It will be a good idea to put the origami dress beside too.

A pair looks wonderful too.

 

【Translated by  Kana Toda PIERCE】

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