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Step 1: Begin With a Square Sheet of Paper, and Fold in Half.

Begin With a Square Sheet of Paper, and Fold in Half.
Begin With a Square Sheet of Paper, and Fold in Half.

Make sure that the crease is very strong. You should use your fingernail to make it extra sharp.

Step 2: Tear Paper in Half

Tear Paper in Half
Tear Paper in Half

Start by making a small tear on one end of the crease. Then, use both hands to pull both halves away from each other as shown in the image. You should come out with two perfect rectangles. If this is too difficult for you, you may use scissors to cut along the crease.

Step 3: Take One of Your Rectangular Halves and Fold It in Half Lengthwise

Take One of Your Rectangular Halves and Fold It in Half Lengthwise

Place one of the rectangle halves from the previous step off to the side. With the other fold it in half lengthwise (also known to some as "hotdog style").

Step 4: Fold in Half Width-wise, Then Unfold.

Fold in Half Width-wise, Then Unfold.
Fold in Half Width-wise, Then Unfold.

Fold the same piece of paper in half width-wise (a.k.a "hamburger style") and unfold. There should be a clear crease running down the center of the paper, which will serve as a reference point for the following step.

Step 5: Fold Both Ends of the Paper in Opposite Dierections

Fold Both Ends of the Paper in Opposite Dierections
Fold Both Ends of the Paper in Opposite Dierections

Fold one side (in the image it's the right side) of the paper down so that the top edge runs along the center crease. The result should have an almost perfect 90 degree angle. Do the same on the opposite side, but fold it in the opposite direction. After this step, your paper should resemble a bow tie like in the image.

Step 6: Fold Both Ends to a Point

Fold Both Ends to a Point
Fold Both Ends to a Point
Fold Both Ends to a Point

Fold the top corner down so that it forms a peak on top and a point to the side. Then fold the bottom corner up so that it is symmetrical to the top half. DO NOT continue if your paper comes out in a straight line; make sure it looks like the image above.

Step 7: Taking Your Other Half of Paper, Repeat Steps 3 and 4

Taking Your Other Half of Paper, Repeat Steps 3 and 4

Step 6: Fold Both Ends to a Point

Fold Both Ends to a Point
Fold Both Ends to a Point
Fold Both Ends to a Point

Fold the top corner down so that it forms a peak on top and a point to the side. Then fold the bottom corner up so that it is symmetrical to the top half. DO NOT continue if your paper comes out in a straight line; make sure it looks like the image above.

Step 7: Taking Your Other Half of Paper, Repeat Steps 3 and 4

Taking Your Other Half of Paper, Repeat Steps 3 and 4

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