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Paper crow. How to make a paper crow: origami and puppet show

Origami crow is one of the most popular paper origami. If you don't know how to make an origami crow, then on this page you will find everything you need to assemble this simple paper figurine.

In the first photo you can see what you will get if you follow the assembly diagram below. The second photo of an origami crow was taken by one of our site users. He turned out to be a rather gloomy crow. It's not difficult to make. If you have photos of origami you have collected, send them to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You must have JavaScript enabled to view it.

Assembly diagram

Below is a diagram of how to assemble an origami crow from the famous Japanese origami master Fumiaki Shingu. If you strictly follow the instructions, then assembling the origami crow will not take much time, and the result will be the same as in the picture. After doing what is described in the diagram several times, you will understand how to make an origami crow quickly and without looking at the diagram.

Video master class

Assembling an origami crow may seem like a daunting task for beginners. Therefore, we advise you to enter the query “origami crow video” on the largest video hosting site on the Internet, YouTube. There you will find a lot different videos about crow origami, which clearly shows the steps to assemble a crow. We hope that after watching the video of the assembly master class, you will not have any more questions about how to make an origami crow.

And here is another video lesson that will teach you how to assemble a crow from paper:

And this tutorial video will teach you how to make an origami caw:

Symbolism

The crow is a double symbol. On the one hand, this is a representative of dark forces, on the other, the personification of wisdom, prophecy and longevity. The black crow is also a symbol of the wind.

How to make a paper crow different ways? Easily! Even a child can cope with this task, so involve him in creating the craft. Handicrafts develop hand motor skills very well.

Origami technique

Perhaps the most popular technique with which you will learn how to make a paper crow with your own hands is origami. What do we have to do:


From scrap materials

Do you want to know how to make a crow from paper and scrap materials? Then take:

  • A toilet paper roll.
  • Glue.
  • Scissors.
  • Sample.
  • Black paper.

What do we have to do:

  1. Print the template. Although you can draw the details yourself, it is not difficult.
  2. Cut out the pieces.
  3. Cover the sleeve with black paper.
  4. First glue the crow's belly, then the nose and eyes. Glue the tail on the other side.
  5. To make it look like a crow is in flight, glue the wings to the back of the body, pointing them in different directions.
  6. Bend the legs and glue the bottom to the inside of the sleeve.

It turned out to be a fun crow for playing theater!

From your own hands

To replenish your collection of characters for a puppet show, learn how to make a “Talker” crow out of paper. You will need:

  • Paper bag.
  • Black, white and yellow cardboard.
  • Ruler.
  • Scissors.
  • 2 toy eyes (optional)
  • Glue.

Progress:


Another variant

To create another crow, take:

  • Paper bag.
  • Black paint or black paper.
  • Scissors.
  • Glue.
  • Sample.

What do we have to do:

  1. Print the template and cut out the pieces.
  2. The paper bag should be completely flat, like a sheet of paper.
  3. Cover the bag with black paper or paint it.
  4. Glue the wings on the side, at the fold.
  5. Glue the eyes to the bottom, then the beak and comb.
  6. There should be a tail at the back.
  7. Glue the legs from the bottom onto the inside of the bag.

So you got acquainted with another option on how to make a crow out of paper!

Fold origami with your children, make figures for puppet shows - it’s very interesting and useful!

A wonderful model of such a bird made of paper will bring joy not only to children, but will also amuse adults. If you are good at onomatopoeia, then the effect of a paper crow, whose beak opens - and this is its trick - will be simply impressive. Even beginning origamists can fold such a bird.

Materials:
a sheet of thick (office) paper, painted white on one side and black on the other, 20x20 cm;
decorative plastic eyes.

Important.
The size of the figure depends on the format of the original sheet of paper, but you should not take it too large - this may cause difficulties when working.


1. Fold the basic Triangle shape. Place the workpiece in front of you so that its right angle is directed forward.


2. Align the right side of the triangle with the center fold line of the workpiece relative to the vertex of the right angle. Fix the fold.


3. Align the left side of the triangle with the center fold line of the workpiece relative to the vertex of the right angle.


4. Holding index finger With your left hand, place the workpiece in the center on the line where the folds align, lift the lower right corner of the fold made in step 2 and move it to the right until its lower right corner is completely open. The top side of the fold formed should be parallel to the bottom side of the workpiece formed as a result of creating the fold.


5. Repeat the operations described in step 4 for the left side of the workpiece.


6. Lift the workpiece, separate the layers of paper at the top with both hands and remove the top layer from the resulting folds.


7. Move the top layer of the workpiece down as far as possible until the layers of paper are completely separated along all folds.


8. Return the top layer of the workpiece to its original position, but place it above the bottom layer.


9. Align the upper corner of the top layer of the workpiece with the intersection point of its center fold line and the bottom side. Fix the fold - you have a triangle with an angle directed towards you.


10. Align the left side of the fold facing you with the horizontal fold side of the same fold relative to its top left corner.


11. Align the left side of the triangular fold facing away from you with the horizontal side of the fold of the bottom fold obtained by performing the operation described in step 10, relative to the lower right corner. Fix the fold.


12. Open the folds obtained 12 during operations 10 and 11.


13. Align the right side of the fold facing you with the horizontal side of the fold of the same fold relative to its upper right corner.


14. Align the right side of the triangular fold, which is directed away from you, with the horizontal side of the fold of the lower fold, which was obtained when performing the operation described in paragraph 13, relative to its lower right corner. Fix the fold.


15. With both hands, lift the workpiece and create a mountain fold, guided by the central vertical fold line of the figure.


20. Grab the crow by the wings with both hands. First, spread your arms to the sides, then bring them back. The crow will close and open its beak. Perform the movements rhythmically - this will allow the bird to move more smoothly.


Complete the crow's look by gluing on its eyes.