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    This summary provides instructions for folding a 3D origami human skull model: 1. The model is based on an existing panda head design and uses folding techniques to create a skull shape in 3D without any cuts or glue. 2. The instructions involve multiple steps of folding, crimping, and shaping specific areas of the paper to gradually form the shape of a skull. 3. When completed, the origami skull stands up on its own in a three-dimensional form without any additional supports.

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    This summary provides instructions for folding a 3D origami human skull model: 1. The model is based on an existing panda head design and uses folding techniques to create a skull shape in 3D without any cuts or glue. 2. The instructions involve multiple steps of folding, crimping, and shaping specific areas of the paper to gradually form the shape of a skull. 3. When completed, the origami skull stands up on its own in a three-dimensional form without any additional supports.

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    This summary provides instructions for folding a 3D origami human skull model: 1. The model is based on an existing panda head design and uses folding techniques to create a skull shape in 3D without any cuts or glue. 2. The instructions involve multiple steps of folding, crimping, and shaping specific areas of the paper to gradually form the shape of a skull. 3. When completed, the origami skull stands up on its own in a three-dimensional form without any additional supports.

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    This summary provides instructions for folding a 3D origami human skull model: 1. The model is based on an existing panda head design and uses folding techniques to create a skull shape in 3D without any cuts or glue. 2. The instructions involve multiple steps of folding, crimping, and shaping specific areas of the paper to gradually form the shape of a skull. 3. When completed, the origami skull stands up on its own in a three-dimensional form without any additional supports.

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    Skull

    Design & Diagrams by Anna Kastlunger (March 2007)

    This is a rather old design of mine designed for the first Monthly Folding
    Challenge we had on the Origami Forum. The subject was “Human Skull”.

    100
    The model is based on Kunihiko Kasahara’s Panda-Head.
    It’s still one of my favourite models I’ve come up with so far.

    40 I recommend to use Foilpaper for this model since it will be easier to shape
    in the end, although it is possible to get a pleasing result with Kami as well.

    100 30

    2. Fold and unfold.


    Turn the paper over.

    3. Valley fold.

    1. Fold and unfold.

    4. Mountain fold the sides in half,


    leaving the upper layers unfolded.

    5. Turn the model over.

    6. Fold the little square in half.

    9. Valley fold.

    8. Fold and unfold from


    corner to corner.
    7. Squash fold like indicated.

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    12. Valley fold and unfold
    as far as possible.

    11. Open sink in half,


    up to the hidden tip.

    13. Inside reverse


    fold.

    10. Valley fold.

    14. Precrease Crimp.

    15. Valley fold


    the big flap up.
    16. Bend the
    uppermost flap to the
    side as far as possible
    but don’t make a
    Crease.

    19. Mountain fold a tiny


    bit of paper inside.

    17. Valley fold.

    18. Close the flap


    back up and repeat
    steps 16-17 on the
    other side.

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    21. Like this.
    Turn the model over. 22. Valley fold so that
    the marked edge
    meets the middle line.

    M
    20. Valley fold the top
    tip and crimp as
    shown.
    V

    23.Fold along the Creases made


    in step 14 while mountain folding
    the huge flap backwards.The
    upper Crease intersection should
    lead to a Mountain Area (convex)
    while the lower Crease
    intersection should end in a Valley
    Area (concave). From now on the
    model remains 3-Dimensional.

    24. Valley fold.

    25. Valley fold, then


    turn the model over.

    28. Done!

    26. Free the lower


    layer and tuck it into
    the pocket. Repeat on
    the other side.

    27. Shape with soft


    mountain folds.

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