A beautiful blue goat is a simple modular origami, follow our instructions

A beautiful blue goat is a simple modular origami, follow our instructions

On the eve of the new 2015, the year of the Goat, you cancreate crafts with your own hands together with children. But the crafts are not ordinary and not just from paper, but from paper modules that transform ordinary paper rectangular pieces of paper into beautiful three-dimensional creations. Such crafts are called modular origami. This time I suggest making a goat using the modular origami technique. For this craft you will need: 174 blue modules - 1/32 A4 (for the body); 109 blue modules - 1/64 A4 (for the head); 2 blue modules - 3x5 (for the ears); 16 brown modules - 1/128 A4 (for the horns); 4 brown modules - 1/32 A4 (hooves).Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo Number 43For the head we need 1/64 A4 modules. The first and second rows are 5 modules each.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number 44In the second row we add 5 modules (between each one).Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number 45Next we connect these two rows together.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №46We assemble the third row of 10 modules.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number 47We assemble the fourth row of 10 modules.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №48Side view.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №49The fifth row is 10 modules with the short side.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №50In the fifth row, add 3 modules with the short side (between the modules).Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number 51We assemble the sixth row of 13 modules, put them on with the long side.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number 52The seventh, eighth, ninth rows are 13 modules each.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number53Side view.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №54Tenth row – 9 modules (reduce as shown in the photo).Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №55Horns (modules 1/128 A4) - 7 modules are put into each other with the long side.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №56We put the eighth module on with the short side.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №57The second module is the same.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №58Let's make the ears.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №59We insert the ears.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №60Next we attach the horns.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №61Now we attach the beard and glue the eyes.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №62Next, we make blanks for the body from 4 modules 1/32 A4.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №63Side view. You need to prepare 10 of these blanks.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №64Let's put them together.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo Number 65We connect all 10 blanks.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №66We add one module to the side and secure it with two.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №67We do the same actions on the other side.We assemble a row of 22 modules. We assemble two more rows of 22 modules. We make a row, skipping 1 module in the center (21 modules). The next row is 20 modules (do not put them on the outer ones in the center). We make a front leg from 3 modules.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №68Next we add two modules. Then one module. Also we make a back leg. We make 2 more legs.Goat in a modular origami technique. Picture №37Front view.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №38Rear view.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №39We put brown modules - hooves - on all the legs.Goat in a modular origami technique. Picture №40We insert the tail.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo №41We fix the head.Goat in a modular origami technique. Photo number 42

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