#origami notes

[jaxlikestotalk]

Note three.

And just in case anyone wants to learn how to make these, make sure you first write your note on the sticky note that has the sticky side

Then flip your paper over like so

Then fold it in half like so and unfold

Then this and unfold again

Now flip it back over

This is when you fold it like this, unfold, and do it again but the opposite direction. And ofc unfold again

Then you’ll bring everything over like this. I like to have the sticky part on my left side.

Then fold the edges like so and flip it to the other side with the top of your triangle facing down

Then pull that sucked up like so and fold that tiny top part that’s overhanging over it. Now I like to tuck it in, but you don’t have to do that bit.

Then fold it backwards and now you’ve got yourself a butterfly when you flip it around. But I’ve got a 10 picture limit being on mobile so you gotta use your imagination from my previous posts

[jaxlikestotalk]

[biggreenscientist]

Origami Notes

Brenda had never seen an origami stegosaurus before, but here one was, neatly folded out of light green paper, and sitting innocently on top of her closed laptop. At first she was perplexed about how it showed up in her lab, as she kept it locked and Tony was the only other person with the passcode, but a quick look around the room revealed a normally unnoticed air vent, just large enough for a human male to fit through - at least someone lithe and flexible, like one Clint Barton. 

She smiled to herself as she admired it, the folds as precise and pristine as every shot the archer fired. She thought to herself that, even without noticing the air duct, the folds would have revealed the identity of the gift giver anyway. 

She cleared a space on a nearby shelf and settled the stegosaurus there. That day, she hummed lightly to herself as she worked.