The swan is a noble bird that personifies loyalty, devotion and spiritual purity. Many homes have swan-shaped décor elements. People believe that this symbol will preserve their well-being and family peace. A swan made with his own hand has more strength and energy. Therefore, today we will tell you how to make a paper swan with your own hands.

Origami swan made of paper: a master class for beginners

If you are just now starting to work with paper in this direction, then lightweight designs are suitable for you. Try to make a swan like this.

1) Fold a square sheet of paper in half diagonally, then straighten it.

2) Bend the two untouched corners towards the center.

3) Bend the resulting corner so that the tip slightly crosses the line of the bent sides. Bend the tip halfway and fix.

4) Turn the workpiece over and bend it diagonally. Pull your head and position it at the desired height.

5) Bend the tail down, then bend the tip up.

6) Peel back the wings and the simple swan is ready.

Crafts for beginners from paper do not take much time and materials. The made figures can be given to the child for play, or you can put them on your desk for distraction in between work.

Swan with double wings

There is a step-by-step assembly of a swan, similar to the first, but with double wings:

1. Bend the square diagonally, straighten it.
2. Fold adjacent corners to the middle along the diagonal line.
3. Fold the sides of the resulting triangle by one third.
4. Bend the resulting corner a little more than half. Fold back the corner that will be the swan's head.
5. Fold the workpiece in half, fold the tail and spread the swan's wings.

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Origami swan made of paper from modules (for the more experienced)

1. A large swan, which looks like a real work of art, is made by folding in parts. To design a bird figurine, prepare the modules that will make it up:
2. Fold the rectangular sheets (4X6 cm) in half.
3. Fold the resulting rectangle vertically.
4. Fold the corners along the vertical fold.
5. Bend the lower free parts up, bend the corners inward along the large triangle.

There are 459 such modules, where one should stand out in color, like a beak. Other triangles can be any color: white, black, or multi-colored. When all the elements are ready, you can start working:

1) Take three modules and insert the corners of two into the pockets of one.

2) Take two more elements and attach to the first three from the side.

3) In this way, collect the entire row of 30 modules. The first circle consists of two rows.

4) In a checkerboard pattern, put another 30 pieces on the resulting circle. There should be five rows.

5) Take the workpiece and push it in the middle, as if turning it inside out. On one side, you should get a vase, and on the other, a flat stand.

6) Turn the workpiece over with a vase and continue working. Put on the sixth row (30 modules).

7) The seventh row should be 24 modules. To position them correctly, choose the side where the neck will be attached. Leave two corners from two different modules. The rest begin to fill in parts of 12 on each side.

The swan is a fabulously beautiful, faithful, noble and wonderful bird. A symbol of love, light and devotion. There are many different ways to make this miracle of nature with your own hands. One of them is the art of origami. A style that can be influenced by both adults and children. You can fold origami figures using diagrams with instructions, but it's still easier to use the system of master classes with a photo. So, how to make an origami swan out of paper step by step?

Let's start simple

You can start with the easiest.

You will need a square piece of paper, black and red pencils, and scissors.

First, a simple square is placed in a rhombus.

Then it folds in half.

On the sides, you need to make feather cuts and draw the head and neck of the swan, as in the photo.

Cut the head and neck in the middle of the square, neatly and symmetrically.

Grab your head and bend the sheet into a triangle, like this:

Glue the tail lightly and draw black eyes and a red beak.

These are the birds. This origami swan pattern is suitable for young children too.

Beauty from a serving napkin

This assembly scheme is also very easy. This craft can be used to decorate a festive table, for example.

You will need a 33 × 33 cm paper napkin. It must be put in a rhombus, with an angle with all opening sides down. Fold the napkin in half and unfold it back, thus making a fold. Now the right corner needs to be bent inward. To the line of this fold.

It also needs to be done with the left corner. Then turn the workpiece over. Bend the right corner to the middle again. Do the same with the left. It should look like this:

Bend the top corner down, to the very edge, and then half-lift it back up. This will be the head. Bend it in half lengthwise.

Straighten the swan's neck. Move the figure at the bottom so that it stands. Raise the head. In order to form the bird's tail, you need to lift the top layer of the napkin and straighten it. Then also do with the rest of the layers. All that remains is to put the swan on a plate.

And on the table is not just a napkin, but also a decoration. Festive and beautiful!

Big rainbow swan

Modular origami is made from many modules that are connected to form a shape. Therefore, assistants will not interfere.

The modules need small rectangles. You can make them by cutting an A4 sheet. This is how you get rectangles 53 × 74 cm.

If you divide in this way, you get pieces of 37 × 53 cm.

You can also use block squares for recordings by dividing them in half. Let's start building step by step.

Fold the rectangle in half lengthwise.

Bend in half across, making a fold, unbend back.

Flip and bend the corners inward, to the fold line.

Trim the bottom edge slightly. Then flip and fold the bottom corners up, leaving a gap between the folded corner and the top triangle.

Raise the bottom to the top, forming a triangle.

Fold the module in half.

The modules can be interconnected in different ways. They have two corners and two pockets. Here is one of the connection options:

You will need modules: 1 red, 136 pink, 90 orange, 60 yellow, 78 green, 39 blue, 36 blue, 19 purple.

Take three pink modules and put them like this.

Insert the corners of two modules into the pocket of the third.

Take two more modules and attach to the rest, like this.

This is how the first ring should be made. It consists of two rows. In the inner row, modules are on the short side, in the outer row, on the wide side. Each row contains 30 modules. Assemble the ring with a chain and close with the last module.

Take 30 orange modules and assemble the third row. The modules should be put on in a checkerboard pattern.

Rows 4 and 5, 30 orange modules each, collect in the same way.

Grab the edges of the workpiece and, as it were, turn it inside out to form a shape similar to a stadium bowl.

This is how the workpiece looks from the back side when turned over.

The 6th row consists of 30 yellow modules. It is necessary to put them on top, placing them exactly as in the previous rows.

The assembly of the wings begins from the 7th row. You need to choose the side where the bird's head will be. Choose a couple of corners, there will be a neck. To the right and left of these corners, make a row of 12 yellow modules.

It turns out that the 7th row consists of 24 modules and there are two gaps in it.

Continue making wings. Each row will now decrease by one module. The 8th row consists of 22 green modules, twice 11. The 9th row includes 20 green modules. Row 10 - 18 modules of the same color.

11 row - 16 blue modules. 12th row - 14 of the same modules.

Row 13 - 12 blue modules. 14 row - 10. 15 row - 8 modules of blue color.

16 row - 6 purple modules, 17 row - 4 modules of the same color. 18th row - 2 purple modules. The wings are assembled. We need to give them a shape. They should be convex at the bottom and slightly curved at the top. Like this.

Good day! Today we will show and tell you in detail, how to make a swan from modules.

For this, let's say right away, a difficult origami, you will need a lot of paper and patience. First, we need to know how to make a module (the main element for this origami) to create a swan.

So let's get started.

Master class on creating a module - a triangle.

1. Take sheet A4. Sixteen small modules can be made from a sheet of this format. The size of the sheet will determine the size of the module. Small ones are usually used. We fold the A4 sheet in half horizontally, then vertically, again in half and again in half.

2. Cut along the fold lines and get 16 small rectangular blanks for modules.

3. Fold the workpiece in half horizontally, then vertically.

4. We now have a rectangle.

5. First we take one edge and fold it to the line, then the other edge - we get two triangles, and inside the fold.

6. Expand the workpiece so that we see an isosceles triangle. Bend the lower edges of the triangle in the opposite direction, as in the picture.

7. We turn the protruding corners inward so that we again get an isosceles triangle.

8. Fold the triangle in half and iron the folds carefully. The corner is ready.

9. If there were not clear points from the pictures, below is a schematic algorithm of action in order to form a corner.

10. The next corner of origami, which you will make, must be inserted with a corner into the hole (the module has two holes).

Now you can start considering two collection options - swan from modules.

Step by step instructions for origami swan from the corners.

Option number 1 .

This origami scheme is simpler. To bring this beautiful and unusual origami to life, you will need 458 triangular modules in white (or black - depending on what color you want to make the swan) and an orange corner - for the beak of our bird.

1. Let's start by putting together the first rows of origami. Let's take three modules (trinity) and insert them into the algorithm, which you can see in the picture.

2. The corners on both sides of the module must be inserted into the two holes of the third.

3. The next pair is now inserted into the left, and then into the right.

4. Now, using the same scheme, we insert two more paper corners. At this stage, the first two rows are not very tightly held together - do not worry, we will compact them with the third and subsequent rows, we do everything neatly.

5. Insert on the left into the hole in the second row.

6. Then, in the same way on the right, we place them in the holes of the modules.

7. According to this scheme, we will collect 3 rows of the future origami and form a circle, in each row we will have thirty modules.

8. Using the same algorithm, we insert into the circle, forming the fourth and fifth.

9. Now you need to turn out the resulting structure, for this we take it with our hands and slightly press on the center with our fingers and turn it out.

10. We get a plate.

11. We bend the edges of the swan up, the swan now looks from the side, look at the picture.

12. The picture shows what it looks like if we turn it over.

13. Placing corners like chess, insert the sixth row.

14. When we start to insert the seventh row, we first insert twelve modules, indent two corners, then twelve modules. Where we have retreated two corners further in the process will place the swan neck. On the larger resulting indentation, there will be a tail.

15. Starting from the eighth circle, we reduce the number of modules in those places where the wings will be, with each one by one (11 in the eighth, 10 in the ninth, and so on).

16. The picture shows how the circuit looks from the side.

17. When we got to the point that the module is inserted one last in a row - we give a slight bend to the wings.

18. Using the same algorithm, we create a swan's tail - insert the modules, decreasing in the next rows by one.

19. Now it remains to make only the neck of our origami swan and crown it with the head. For this we need nineteen (19) white corners and one orange. The algorithm for collecting the neck is different. Take 2 corners and place them - look at the picture.

20. Arch your neck for a more natural look. We make up all the white corners in turn. Insert the orange one last.

21. Then we carefully insert the neck into the two corners that we left under it. Congratulations! We have created a gorgeous and graceful swan.

22. Top view of a swan. You can glue the bottom of it and use it as a bowl for sweets or others.

Swan from modules double, origami scheme.

Option number 2.

In the picture you can see how our wonderful swan will look like. Beauty - isn't it?

For this origami, we need a lot of modules, namely 1502 things. And, of course, patience, and the desire to do something extraordinary with your own hands. You can involve your loved ones and children in this process. I think the children will especially like to help you in this process. You can even arrange a small competition - who will be able to make more modules in a certain time.

You can make this swan entirely from plain white paper, but if you want a more interesting origami accent, then you can create it using colored elements, then you need one thousand three hundred twenty two (1322) corners of white and one hundred eighty (180) of another color. We used pink in our scheme.

1. We take 3 modules (trinity) and insert them according to the algorithm that you can see in the picture.

2. Then, using the origami instructions from the first option, we make 2 rows of thirty modules each. We get the following construction.

3. Add 3 more rows. We get a skirt. The same as shown in the first option for creating a swan in paragraph 9.

4. Next, we collect the modules until the moment when we do not have ten rows. We slightly perish the bottom of the swan for greater stability.

5. We collect five rows with a plus and the resulting structure is stretched and bent for a more realistic shape of the swan's body.

6. So, we got fifteen rows. Now we need to make a neck from six modules, a tail from four and wings from ten. For this we will take already colored corners.

7. The first step is to collect the neck. We look at the picture.

8. On the opposite side of the neck - collect the tail.

9. Now the wings: in the initial row, ten colored.

10. When we create the second row of wings, we again take white paper and insert the modules, as shown in the instructions in the picture.

11. For all subsequent rows of the wings, we spend 10 modules.

12. Each wing will have ten rows. Please note that the wings must be flush.

13. When we proceed to the eleventh row of wings, we begin to reduce the number of modules by one.

14. So, 770 modules are behind. Our work is almost complete! Look at the image - this is how your swan looks like at this stage.

15. So that your swan can stand on its feet, we glue the modules at an equal distance to the bottom of the structure. We do this as shown in the picture.

16. Then, for reliability, we glue the second on the first row.

17. Now let's create the inside of the swan. To do this, I act according to the same algorithm as the beginning of the first part, we reduce the number of modules involved, there should now be twenty of them in a circle.

18. The design will contain seven rows. Pull the element slightly.

19. We make the inner wings - ten in a row for each.

20. We connect 3 rows.

21. We again begin to reduce the number of modules in a row (by 1 in subsequent ones).

22. Add colored elements.

23. We now look like the image.

24. Let's get down to the last part of the diagram. We do everything according to the same algorithm, only twelve (12) modules in a circle.

25. We make six rows.

26. Starting from the seventh row, we reduce the number of modules by one.

27. Hooray! The final part is over. Now all that remains is to collect them into a single and beautiful swan.

28. We insert very carefully and, if necessary, slightly push the lower parts apart.

29. If the third part does not fit well or does not hold in the structure, you can use glue to secure it.

30. Now the neck: we recommend fixing the first row with glue, make it from three to four modules. Subsequent ones after several rows - we reduce by the number of corners and form the bend of the neck at your discretion. Do not forget to highlight the beak with an orange or red corner.

31. Congratulations! Our master class - a swan from modules, came to an end, and your creation was born in all its glory! Swans can be an interesting gift or decoration for a wedding table.

• Use not two, but, for example, three or more colors - similar in shade (or contrasting);
• It can be interestingly designed by gluing or drawing eyes and eyelashes;
• Tie a neck with a bow;
• Glue colored stones on the wings or rhinestones;
• Give the swan wings a showiness with varnish and special glitter glue.

There is a convenient diagram or you can see sequential photos of the assembly. Swan "Prince" is an easy figure for beginners using the modular origami technique.

Modular origami swan assembly diagram

Swan torso diagram

Swan tail assembly diagram

1. Assembling the torso
The first three rows consist of 16 modules in each row, the rows are closed in a ring.

We turn the resulting 3 rows so that the modules look outward with their long sides - as in the photo.

We begin to collect the diamond pattern.
4th row - 15 white and 1 green modules. Then you can assemble according to the torso assembly scheme given above or continue with the photo.

5th row - 14 white and 2 green modules.

6th row - 13 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green

7th row - 1 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green, 1 white

8th row - 1 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 1 white. Only 5 modules.

9th row - 1 white, 2 green, 1 white. There are 4 modules in total.

10th row - 1 white, 1 green, 1 white. Only 3 modules.

11th row - 2 white
12th row - 1 white. The torso is ready.

2. Assembling the tail of an origami swan

We place the modules with the short side outward (KSN). See the assembly diagram at the beginning of the article or further in the photo.
7th row - 8 modules of white color KCH.

The number of modules in the tail increases with each row.

8th row - 1 white, 1 green, 5 white, 1 green, 1 white - 9 modules in total. White modules along the edges of the tail are put on one pocket (see photo).

View from above

9th row - 1 white, 2 green, 4 white, 2 green, 1 white - 10 modules in total.

10th row - 1 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 3 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 1 white - 11 modules in total.

View from above

11th row - 1 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green, 1 white - 12 modules in total.

12th row - 2 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 3 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 2 white - 13 modules in total.

13th row - 3 white, 2 green, 4 white, 2 green, 3 white - 14 modules in total.

Let's start assembling the upper rhombuses.

14th row - 1 white, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 1 white - 15 modules in total

15th row - 1 white, 2 green, 4 white, 2 green, 4 white, 2 green, 1 white - 16 modules in total

16th row - 1 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 3 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 3 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 1 white - 17 modules in total

17th row - 1 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green, 1 white - 18 modules in total.

In this row, the tail is divided into 3 parts.

18th row - 1 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 1 white and so we repeat 3 times - a total of 15 modules

The classic origami technique is folding various paper crafts without using scissors or glue. In addition to the classical technique, other types of work with paper have become widespread. One of the most popular is folding three-dimensional figures using numerous paper modules. The modular origami swan is a prime example of how beautiful figures are created using triangular details.

Bright volumetric models attract everyone's attention. It seems that special knowledge and skills are required to create such works. However, even a beginner amateur can collect such a craft. It is worth carefully studying the master classes on this technique, and following the recommendations of experienced craftsmen. Crafts made using this technique require, first of all, attentiveness, perseverance and diligence.

Each master has its own constructor. This constructor includes the disassembled elements of old or failed shapes. Also pre-assembled triangular parts for new works. To create the modules, A4 colored or white paper is used.

The sheet is divided into 2, 4, 8, 16 or 32 equal parts. Most often the paper is cut into 16 or 32 pieces. For children, to make it more convenient and easier for them to assemble the craft, the paper sheet can be cut into 4 or 8 pieces.

To get 16 identical rectangles, the paper sheet is divided in width and length into 4 equal parts. For 32 rectangles, the sheet is divided in width by 4 and in length into 8 parts.

Triangles are collected from such rectangles to create volumetric paper figures.

To make a module, you need:

1. Bend the rectangular sheet in half. Bend the resulting rectangle in half again and unbend it. This is how two main folds of the workpiece are outlined.
2. The edges of the rectangle are folded towards the centerline. The figure turns over.
3. The bottom edge rises. The corners on the left and right are bent along the line of the large triangle.
4. Unfold the bottom.
5. Small triangles are folded from below along the outlined lines. The edges rise.
6. The resulting triangle is bent in half. The result is a module with two pockets and two corners.

Triangles can be attached to each other in three ways:

• They are connected by long sides.
• The connection goes through the short sides.
• One module on the short side, two on the long side.

Which assembly method is used is usually indicated in the instructions for the diagram.

For newbies

Beginners will definitely need detailed step-by-step instructions on how to assemble a paper swan using the modular origami technique. Such instructions and step-by-step explanations can be seen in the video master classes by recognized origami connoisseurs.

There are many groups that share a love for this type of creativity, and where you can get advice on how to make origami a swan from modules with your own hands.

For beginners in specialized stores, a huge number of kits for working in the modular origami technique are presented - swan figures and assembly diagrams step by step.

Before you start assembling such a graceful figure as the modular origami of a beautiful double swan, you should practice on lighter models. Simple models can also be assembled by a preschooler with the help of educators in children's institutions or with the help of a mother.

The most tedious thing for a child is the creation of triangular modules. Fine motor skills are not yet developed properly, and it is difficult for the baby to collect small parts. That is why it is better to assemble large and medium-sized modules for children's crafts. Preschool children quickly get tired of monotonous boring work, so the mother's task is to help make blanks for crafts.

It is better to allocate a special time and day when all family members will jointly collect an openwork air composition. The elements necessary for creating a volumetric figure must be prepared in advance. It will be interesting for the child to engage in the creative process together with the parents. Adults will be able to suggest how modular figures are assembled correctly.

A figurine of a small swan belongs to an easy craft, the assembly of which does not take much time and pre-assembled blanks. To create a modular origami "little swan" you need to make 70 triangular modules, 69 elements of pink or blue and 1 red for the beak.

Let's look at how to build a little swan step by step.

We collect the torso. The basis is 3 rows of assembled elements. Each row contains 12 triangular blanks. The resulting strip is connected in a circle. It is necessary to give the resulting part the shape of a bowl.

First wing - 4 modules are put on. The next rows are in decreasing order: 3 triangles, then 2. The tip of the wing - two elements, worn one on top of the other.

Breast - 2 modules are put on immediately after the winglet. On top, 1 piece is attached with the short side. The breast is ready.

Second wing. Immediately after the breast, the second wing assembly process begins. Both wings are assembled according to the same scheme: 4 parts, 3 elements on top, then 2 triangles. The wing tip is two rows of one triangle.

Tail. First row - 2 parts. One more workpiece is attached on top.

Neck, beak. For the neck, we connect 5 elements vertically, the 6th row ends with a red triangle - the beak. Gently give the neck a slight curve.

Connect the neck to the last breast module that was assembled with the short side.

Assembling such a small figure will not take more than 10 minutes. You can create a whole family of beautiful birds. To make it easier for the child to hold the modules in his hand, the parts can be made large. A kid can make such a craft as a gift to his grandmother or mother. The size of the small swan can be changed by adding more blanks.

Simple model

After you have mastered the process of assembling a small craft, you can start working on a more voluminous and complex figure.

To create one model, you will need 458 multi-colored modules and 1 red triangle for the beak. Lovers of classic models choose black or white colors for crafts.

Consider the step-by-step creation of a modular origami swan from prepared elements. The presented model refers to the average level of complexity, requires precision and care.

• A strip is assembled from 30 blanks, which is connected in a circle.
• We make 4 more circles in the same way.
• The resulting part must be carefully turned out. Make sure that the modules do not fall out and the workpiece does not fall apart. It turns out a figure resembling a bowl. 2 more rows are attached to the top of the bowl.
• On the 8th row, the process of forming the wings begins. For the wings, attach 12 blanks, skip 2 parts. The neck of the craft will be attached at the place of the pass. After missing triangles, attach 12 parts again. The remaining free area is a place for the tail formation.
• The wings are performed as follows. Starting from row 9, in each subsequent row the number of paper modules decreases by 1. The wing is considered complete when 1 triangle remains.
• In the same way, reducing each row by 1 piece, a tail is made.
• The neck is made separately from 19 elements and 1 red triangle for the beak. The corners of one part are embedded in the pockets of another. Completes the red triangle. The resulting part must be given a slight bend, similar to the position of the swan's neck.
• In the place left between the wings, attach the neck of the craft. It turned out a paper swan using the modular origami technique.

The main element of this craft is a bowl-shaped body. This technique is used to create other figurines: vases, dragons, animal models and fairy-tale characters. Taking the swan scheme as a basis, you can create a voluminous heart.

Having studied the assembly scheme of a modular origami swan, a beginner is already able to come up with and implement his creative idea.

Many experienced craftsmen improve this type of craft, creatively rethink the approach to the classic model assembly. So, in modular origami a swan (the master class presents extraordinary models on the Internet), for example, the figurine is made in blue tones with an unusual wing shape.

Such an unusual craft can be made in the colors of the country's flag.

Origami double swan

This type of craft is more complex. However, the double swan looks brighter, the figure is more voluminous. This is due to the fact that the model is assembled on the principle of a nesting doll. One figurine contains several smaller ones.

Before you start creating such a masterpiece, prepare 1502 elements. To emphasize the unusual shape, add colored triangles. Then you will need:

• Colored blanks - 180 pcs.
• White - 1322 pcs.

Part one

It will take 770 modules to assemble it.

• For the base, we collect and connect 2 rows of 30 parts in a circle.
• Add 2 more rows. We turn out the neatly obtained part. It turns out a figurine that looks like a bowl. We make 10 more lines on top. While working on a figure, constantly correct it. Slim down.
• We collect 15 rows in a similar way.
• On the 16th line, we outline the places where the neck, wings, tail will be formed. You will need:
• Neck - 6 elements.
• Wings - 10 pieces for each wing.
• Tail - 4 elements.

We make the neck according to the following scheme:

• 6 modules: 1 pink, 4 white, 1 pink triangle.
• Each subsequent line decreases by 1 part until 2 triangles remain. The neck is ready.

We collect the tail opposite the neck. The tail begins to gather from 4 pink elements and remove one from each line until 1 piece remains.

After completing the assembly of the tail, move on to the wings. The construction of the left and right wings is the same.

• First row: 1 pink triangle, 8 white ones and 1 pink detail closes the wing.
• Second row: the last module from the side of the tail is put on the inside of the corner.
• The wings rise 10 rows, each line has 10 elements. To control the height of the wings, they must be collected at the same time.
• Starting from row 11, the wing elements are reduced by 1 piece. in each subsequent row. The decrease goes among the white details. The pink border remains in place.
• The wing is complete when 1 pink triangle remains.

So, the main part of the double swan is assembled. To prevent the created structure from falling and falling apart, make a stand of two rows. Strengthen the blanks of the stand for the stability of the craft with glue.

Part two - inner wings

The base of the second part is made similarly to the first figure. Only 20 elements are collected in a circle. After 2 assembled rows, turn out the craft blank and add 5 more lines. Be sure to stretch the figurine.

Each wing consists of 10 parts: 8 white ones in the center, 1 pink module at the edges. Each wing rises 3 strips.

Starting from row 4, white elements are reduced by 1 piece. with each row until the pink triangle closes the wing line.

Part three

The beginning of the third part is similar to the two previous details of the swan figure. There are 12 triangles at the base alone. The figure rises by 6 rows and turns inside out. In the last line, 2 pink details are put on.

From row 7, reduce each row by 1 white triangle. The last part is ready.

The three assembled parts must be carefully and carefully inserted into one another.

Parts can go in tight, cling. Slowly, slowly push the base of the wider figure apart. After all the details of the future craft are collected, start working on the neck.

Neck

Space was left for the neck for 6 modules, but it is better to assemble it from 4 or 3 pieces in width. The length of the neck depends on the wishes of the master. To prevent the parts from falling apart during bending of a long workpiece, it is recommended to put them on glue. A red beak ends the neck. You can optionally glue the drawn eyes or make them from buttons.

The craft itself can be decorated with a chain, a bow or a string of jewelry. Such a figurine is both a beautiful interior decoration and an original handmade gift.

"The Swan Princess"

One of the most beautiful volumetric figures is the modular origami Swan Princess. It is in the creation of fairy-tale characters that masters and lovers of this type of creativity give free rein to their unrestrained imagination.

The source of inspiration is the princess from the fairy tale of the same name. There are as many models as there are masters, depicting a fairy-tale heroine. Someone creates a princess figurine, however, most people like the creation of a fairy swan.

Quite a lot of step-by-step methods of creating this craft are presented. For the base, you can take a classic model, add grace to the craft by making a longer and more curved neck, and decorate the head of the figurine with a crown.

Prepare the following modules:

• Green - 166 pcs.
• White - 615 pcs.
• Blue - 680 pcs.
• Yellow - 335 pcs.

Start working on this model by creating a tail. There are 30 parts at the base. The colors of the triangles can be combined as you wish or made according to the scheme.

After the blue petals have been collected, detail reduction begins from the top point of such a petal. On each side of the leaf, 1 element is removed.

For a lush tail, you need to collect 1 large feather and 8 small feathers.

Small feathers are made in two colors, 4 pieces each:

• Vertically connect 5 elements, alternating 2 colors.
• Put 2 green triangles on 2 corners.
• In the center there are 2 yellow modules, and 1 green modules on the edges.
• Next line: green, yellow, green, yellow, green.
• Green, 2 yellow, green. The extreme parts are put on the inside of the lower module.
• The following lines are made to decrease in a similar way.
• The same feathers are made in a different color.

A large feather is assembled from two small ones, located vertically above each other.

The feathers are neatly attached to the tail. To avoid falling, it is recommended to put them on glue.

Assembling the torso

The base consists of 36 elements. 11 blue lines are collected in a circle. From the 12th line, the breast of the craft begins to form. Colors are collected from 2 stripes. The center of the wings is highlighted in yellow, the breasts in green, framed by white triangles.

On line 12-1, a breast is formed in the center: 1 piece is removed from each row.

Neck

Alternate elements in a line of 2 and 3 pieces. Height - 25 strips.

For the wings, 7 parts are used from different sides, opposite each other. For each line, 1 element is also removed.

The tail is collected in front of the breast. To create a ponytail, 11 elements are used, the number of which decreases with each strip.

The stand is made of two circles of 39 modules each.

It is better to attach the finished craft with glue to the stand so that you can move and turn without fear that it will crumble. Figures can be of different sizes - from a few centimeters high to one and a half meters and more. Large and tall crafts necessarily require additional strengthening of the composition.