Tutorial on making a crab from origami paper 🦀

Hi Hive DIY friends

Today I want to make another craft to share with my friends who love homemade crafts, well today I want to make a crab craft from origami paper.

I myself really like crabs because crabs are one of my favorite seafood, making crabs from origami paper is also very easy, here is a tutorial on making crabs from a sheet of origami paper.

This is a tutorial on making crabs from origami paper.

First, fold the origami paper in half, then fold the origami paper in half again so that the folds are smaller.

Then open the origami paper to the side so that it becomes a triangle shape, then turn the origami paper over and open it once more to the side of the origami paper so that the triangle shape is the same.

Then, fold the left and right sides of the origami paper up.

Then turn the origami paper over and now fold the left and right sides of the origami paper inward so that the folds are parallel.

After that, fold the bottom part up a little and now fold the right and left side of the crab again inward, then fold both hands outward again so that the folds are the same.

Then open the folds above the left and right hands of the crab and make the folds straighter.

Then fold the top part down a little, then fold the ends of the folds up again, also fold the top part a little to the left and right as shown in the picture below.

After that, turn the crab over and now fold the right and left claws of the crab inward a little so that the shape of the claws becomes more beautiful. Then also fold the two back legs of the crab inward with the folds down so that the appearance of the crab becomes more perfect.

After all the folds have been followed correctly, the crab from the origami paper has been successfully made perfectly and the results are also very beautiful.

I deliberately made a crab with an easy fold so that many people can copy it easily too. This is my craft post when making crabs today, thank you to my friends who have visited my post, see you in the next post.