Origami frog
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The document provides instructions to fold an origami frog out of a single square sheet of paper in 22 steps. It begins with making initial folds to create a rectangle and triangles, then involves folding the triangles into legs and a body and refolding parts of the rectangle to form the frog's shape. Finally, optional eyes can be drawn on the folded frog.
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- 5. 4. Fold the top half of paper in half .
- 6. 5. An fold the top of the paper .
- 7. 6. Fold a top of left corner diagonally across to make a triangle .
- 8. 7. Open the triangle paper .
- 9. 8. Fold paper another way .
- 10. 9. Open a triangle paper .
- 11. 10. Tuck sides in . To make another triangle .
- 12. (10) Like this .
- 13. 11. Up rectangle bottom to triangle bottom .
- 14. 12. Fold a rectangle right edge to the center . (12). Repeat another side .
- 15. 13.Fold rectangle bottom to triangle bottom .
- 16. 14. Fold rectangle corner down diagonally to center line. (14). Repeat another way .
- 17. 15.Unfold two small triangle .
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- 19. 17. Fold up the bottoms to make two small triangles .
- 20. 18.Fold out two points to make two triangles .
- 21. (18).Like this .
- 22. 19. Fold frog at the crease .
- 23. (19). Like this .
- 24. 20. Fold rectangle in half .
- 25. 21. Fold rectangle in half one more time .
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