Here are some origami swan examples I made. The first photo below is the basic swan origami I started off with. After I was done I put a red bow on its neck! This swan is not as detailed as you can see - each round only has 17 pieces. The second and the third swans each has 21 pieces making them appear more detailed and meticulous!
The origami swan is easy to make, but it is quite time-consuming
You should be able to see from the photo how it's made. Questions? Let me know!
Once you get used to it, you can get creative and make much more complicated models. Sky is the limit! You can add small decorative elements on your work.
Here is a more advanced swan origami I made for my aunt who did so much for me. I would never have made it here if it wasn't for her help. I am not sure what a phoenix looks like, but I'll just call this one an origami phoenix. Any objections
Here is a picture of the origami swan and origami phoenix together.
Aren't they beautiful?
I like taking the time to make something for someone important to me, and it really manifests my gratitude in a way that things you buy can't. Of course it really depends on the recipient. If they are materialistic, they probably would feel happier if you bought them something nice. If they are spiritual, a paper swan you made with sweat and blood would make a great gift. But in either case, you can learn how to make it in case the need arises
If you have any questions let me know and I will do my best to help you!
◀ Making Origami Swan Basic Part
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