Origami is a fun a creative hobby that is perfect for children and adults alike. A fox is a perfect origami project because it is adorable and easy to make.
Whether you choose to make a seated fox or just a fox head, you'll have a blast making this cute little creature.
Part
1
Making a Seated Origami Fox
1
Fold the square in half. Start by folding the lower left corner of your square up to meet the upper right corner of your square.
You should be left with a triangle.[1]
Make sure the corners meet up perfectly. Your fox will look much more polished if your folds are precise.
To avoid confusing yourself, don't change the orientation of your paper.
2
Fold two corners in to make a square. Next, fold the left corner of your triangle in to meet the upper right corner (the right angle).
Do the same with the lower corner of your triangle.
You should be left with a small square with a crease diagonally down the middle where the two triangles meet.
3
Flip your square over. Flip your square over so that all of the folds are facing away from you. Be sure to turn it over horizontally, not vertically.
To confirm that you flipped the paper the right way, check to make sure that seam between the two triangles on the back of your square goes from the upper left corner to the lower right corner.
If it doesn't, reposition the square so that it is oriented the correct way.
4
Fold the square in half. Keeping your square in the same position, fold the upper right corner down to meet the lower left corner.
Be sure to match the corners up precisely before creasing your fold. .
You should now have a right triangle, with the right angle on the lower left side.
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