Pine Cone Design and Diagram by Beth Johnson Recommended paper: Tissue Foil Recommended paper s ize: 1 1 inches Difficulty Level: High Intermediate 1. Fold and unfold. 2. Fold and unfold. 3. Fold and unfold. 4. Fold and unfold. 5. Fold and unfold. 6. Fold and unfold.
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Pine ConeDesign and Diagram by Beth Johnson
Recommended paper: Tissue FoilRecommended paper size: 11 inches
Difficulty Level: High Intermediate
1. Fold and unfold. 2. Fold and unfold. 3. Fold and unfold.
4. Fold and unfold. 5. Fold and unfold. 6. Fold and unfold.
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7. Fold and unfold. 8. Turn paper over. 9. Pleat.
10. Pleat. 11. Open up pleats from steps 9and 10.
12. The area highlighted aboveis blown up in steps 12a - 12dUsing the pleats made in theprevious steps, pinch the foldstogether, and squash the layerflat.12a. 12b.
side, open up the intersectionsand squash them flat (step 12),then rotate to next side of paper.Work around the center of thepaper, as indicated by thenumbers above.
26. Result. 27. Continue pattern, as
described in step 25.
28. Result. 29. Collapse model. The modelwill not stay collapsed untillocked (later step).
30. Result.
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31. Mountain folds. 32. Fully collapse along foldsmade in step 29. Mountainfold the creases at the tip tohelp give it shape.
33. Result. The paper thatwas folded inside in step 3will not fold flat and will fill inside of the pinecone.
34. Pinch the four flapstogether at the base.
35. Twist the four flapstogether to lock the model.