Pureland Stegosaurus -- 2 pages, English.pdf

Pureland Stegosaurus by Marc Kirschenbaum (NY)

Simple

A 10" square makes a model 8.5" long

1. Precrease in half both

horizontally and vertically.

2. Valley the top corners to the

center.

3. Precrease (through all layers)

along the angle bisectors.

4. Valley down from where the

creases meet the outer edge.

5. Turn over.

6. Valley through the intersection

of creases, swinging the flap

from behind towards the

front.

7. Lightly fold the sides inward

(not to the center).

8. Turn over.

9. Valley the corners outwards

as far as possible.

Intersection

10. Turn over.

11. Open out sides.

12. Mountain fold through the

intersection of creases.

13. Valley along the existing

crease, swinging the flaps

from behind foward.

14. Valley the bottom corners to

the center.

15. Valley the raw edges to the

outer edges.

16. Pleat to form the head.

16. Shape the feet and head

with mountain folds.

17. Mountain fold the white

point behind. Allow the

point to stick out, so the

model can stand on it.

18. Completed Pureland Stegosaurus