How Do You Make A Paper Frog?
The art of paper folding comes from the ancient Japanese paper craft called origami. Learning to create unique characters, animals and other fun and abstract toys and decorations is a great way to train your fingers to deal with intricate patterns and is a fun activity for the kids. The jumping paper frog is an intermediate paper-folding trick that can distract you and your kids for hours. Make dozens of the little paper amphibians and have races and jumping contests or add a straw and use them to decorate house plants and flower arrangements or a string to make ornaments. There are a dozen things you can do with the jumping paper frog, just get creative and let your mind wander. Step 1 jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘#jsArticleStep1 span.image a:first’).attr(‘href’,’http://cdn-write.demandstudios.com/upload//4000/800/30/5/34835.jpg’); }); Square a sheet of paper. If you’re using origami paper, the sheets will already be precut into perfect squares, but if you’re using print
