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An Origami Chair, can be used as for mini dolls. This is Fun to use as for your origami furniture set! Read on to learn how.

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    Lay it with the colored side facing down.
    • Fold it in half hot-dog style (there should be two long sides) and crease well.
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    Cut off one of the parts.
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    Starting with the right corner, unfold the crease you just made. Open it slightly and then squash it down to form a triangle.
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    Crease well and unfold.
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    Tape or glue it.
  13. Enjoy your origami chair.
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    What advice do you have for someone who's trying to get started doing origami as a beginner?
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    Robert Homayoon is an Origami Expert known for his engaging YouTube videos and accessible instructions. He has been teaching origami on YouTube since 2009. His channel has a following of over 676,000 subscribers, and his videos have garnered over 211 million views. Robert uses his channel to highlight his passion for teaching people origami, crafts, and how to solve puzzles. He graduated from SUNY Albany in 2007 and earned his D.M.D degree from Temple University Dental School in 2013.
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    Get a couple of books, they teach you the basic folds, learning valley folds, learning mountain folds, working on your hand coordination skills, and being precise. You want to take your time. Try to be as accurate as possible with the instructions. It's a good idea to watch videos in conjunction with reading books because you could get more information and see someone folding.
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    What if you don't have 6-inch paper?
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    Use normal A4 paper and measure it with a ruler to 6 inches. Cut or fold it.
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    How do I build a life size one? Do I do the same thing?
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    Yep, just more paper, more patience, and more people. It will be considerably harder and you'll need very large pieces of paper.
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  • Fold the seat to meet the bottom edge of the seat and than fold it again to meet the middle crease to transform it into a desk with a back wall. Add a mirror to transform it into a vanity!
  • To make it into a furniture piece for a doll, just put some cardboard on it and paint it so it's sturdy.
  • You can make it into a furniture piece for a doll, but if you do, make it a comfy one! Add a small pillow, some chair covers and put it in your doll's bedroom, living room, or patio! A possible idea would be to add your chair to the mini swimming pool area.
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This article was co-authored by Robert Homayoon. Robert Homayoon is an Origami Expert known for his engaging YouTube videos and accessible instructions. He has been teaching origami on YouTube since 2009. His channel has a following of over 676,000 subscribers, and his videos have garnered over 211 million views. Robert uses his channel to highlight his passion for teaching people origami, crafts, and how to solve puzzles. He graduated from SUNY Albany in 2007 and earned his D.M.D degree from Temple University Dental School in 2013. This article has been viewed 269,248 times.
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