Origami claws step by step

This post will teach you how to create an advanced version of an origami dinosaur. Although it’s a bit challenging, we provide detailed step-by-step instructions and video tutorials. Just follow along, and you’ll end up with a super cool origami dinosaur with lots of details.

This is a highly realistic and impressive origami lizard with detailed limbs, a slender body, and a natural posture. It may even scare you when you accidentally see the finished product, haha. This origami is suitable for beginners looking for a challenge and for expert folders to practice their skills.

This is a middle version of the origami shark with more details about the head and tail. It has a lovely broad back, a large dorsal fin, and a super sharp mouth.

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How to make origami spider claws by flying jerboa

I realized shortly after my first Schoolyard Origami post that there was one more thing I folded as a student that was not on the list. But instead of just taking on one more thing, I thought I would also include some diagrams showing how to fold some of these schoolyard models. ---Secret Note--- The beauty of this model is that a student can write a full page note on one side of the sheet (8.5in x 11in), then fold it into a neat, manageable envelope that will not unfold accidentally. In…

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Dragons have been a symbol of power, and magic, today we are going to transform a simple piece of paper into a cool dragon claw. It is visually impactful and seems to give you strength, try to make five or ten claws and put them on your fingers, that would be perfect for costume parties, and showcasing your origami skills.

Learn how to make paper claws with this easy video tutorial! This is such a fun boredom buster or rainy day craft for kids.

Put on these paper claws and watch everyone flee in fear! Although it's unlikely to happen, you may effectively treat any itch that someone may have. These are quite simple to make, but you'll need a sheet of paper for each finger.