The scheme for creating a modular origami Snow Maiden from paper for beginners. Master class with photo

January 3, 2018 handmadebase

And again a New Year's idea - let's createSnow Maiden. This original Snow Maiden figurine, assembled using the modular origami technique, will be a wonderful decoration for your New Year tree. The holidays are just around the corner, so let's get started. To assemble the Snow Maiden, we need: 213 white and 436 blue modules.Skirt.All modules are in the position with the long side forward. We assemble a chain of two rows of white modules with 27 in each row, close it in a circle. We add 3 more rows of white modules. The result: 5 rows of white modules with 27 in each row.We bend the piece down for the last row of modules, slightly bending the shape and directing the corners of the modules of the last row downwards.We turn it over.We put the modules on top, continuing to connect them togethercheckerboard pattern and laying out in the specified color sequence, as described below. Alternate rows: Rows 6 through 17: (3 white, 24 blue) (2 white, 25 blue) each row enclosed in brackets is repeated during alternation 6 times. Row 18 - 3 white, 16 blue (put each white module on 2 corners, and each blue - on 3 corners). Row 19 - 2 white, 17 blue (bring the corners of the modules closer to the center).The top part of the fur coat. We assemble the modules into a chain: the first row is 13 blue with the long side forward; the second row is 3 white KV, 10 blue with the short side forward;third row - 2 white DV, 11 blue with the long side forward.We slightly bend the shape of the part, squeezing it from the sides.Turn the part over.We continue to put on the modules, connecting them togethercheckerboard pattern: fourth row - 1 white long side forward, 12 blue long side forward; fifth row - 2 white long side forward, 11 blue long side forward; sixth row - 1 white long side forward, 12 white short side forward;seventh row - 13 white with the long side forward (bring the corners of the modules as close to the center as possible, this is the collar of the fur coat).Sleeves.We put the modules on top of each other with two pockets in a column (from bottom to top): 2 white, 11 blue, 2 white. We make the second sleeve in the same way. We cut out mittens from white paper, glue them into the pockets of the lower modules.We glue the top part of the fur coat to the skirt.Glue the sleeves. To do this, coat the short side of the upper white sleeve module with glue, and place the coated side on the side between the collar modules.Crown. Let's make a crown.To do this, we assemble an arch of 7 modules on each side and one fixing module on top. We attach the lower 2 corners on each side of the "arch" with a blue module. Moving up the edge of the arch, we lay out the second row of modules, connecting the adjacent corners with blue modules.Head.To make the head, we use a ping-pong ball. Pierce the ball with an awl. Insert half of a bamboo skewer into the resulting hole. Cut the white paper rectangles slightly with scissors into small strips, without cutting them all the way through. Twist the cut ends onto the skewer. Glue the resulting curls with the uncut end around the head along its lower edge, without filling the place where the face will be. Then, glue the curls along the upper edge of the head. Glue the bangs with the curls facing down. Coat the lower side of the crown with glue and glue it to the head.We insert the skewer into the hole between the collar modules.16. The work is ready.

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