Origami from triangular modules of the scheme of an owl. Origami owl from modules. Step-by-step MK for making an origami vase from triangular modules

08.04.2019

Owls are very intelligent birds, they symbolize wisdom, intelligence and knowledge. Therefore, a figurine in the form of this bird, namely an origami owl, will good decoration desktop, as well as a gift for Teacher's Day, Knowledge Day or any other holiday. If you want to surprise the person to whom you will present such a figurine, then make it out of paper. In any case, such a gift will not be overlooked if you make an origami owl. Today we will hold a master class on origami paper owls and make not one, but several figures.

First, let's look at a photo of our future craft:

Let's move on to the diagram.

1) Take a square sheet of paper, fold it diagonally and fold it back.

2) Turn our paper over, fold it in half twice and lay it back out.

3) Now you need to fold the top point and the two side ones to the bottom, as shown in the diagram.

4) As a result, we get a rhombus. Fold the side corners to the center line so that they converge, and fold back.

5) Then we fold the upper corner to the center line and also fold it back.

6) After that, we need to open our workpiece as indicated in the diagram.

7) Turn the workpiece over and do the same as in the previous step.

8) The front corner that opens must be folded down.

9) And add the second folding corner.

10) Now we need to fold the top corners to the center line.

11) Now it's time to make the wings of the future owl. We look at the diagram on how to do this.

12) The top corner should be folded down slightly.

13) And we make an upward bend out of it.

14) Now you need to bend it to make the head.

15) We will use scissors and cut off the part that is indicated in the diagram, only not the entire workpiece, but only the front layer.

16) Bend the small triangles to the sides to form the legs of the bird.

17) We turn back our figure and make small cuts on top, as indicated in the diagram.

18) Raise our small incisions upward, forming the ears. Now the owl is ready.

For more detailed information, you can watch the video.

You can also make such an owl.

The video explains in detail how to do this.

And here is another version of the owl using the origami technique.

Review the diagram and fold the exact same bird:

Modular origami

You can also make an owl from modules. For this, of course, you will need more time and effort, but the result will pay off. Such a figurine will serve great gift for any holiday or celebration. And, as you know, a handmade gift is the best any purchased one. Therefore, be patient and make such a clever owl.

For this figure we need 433 modules. white, we can make modules from the newspaper.

For the first row, we need 31 modules, put them together and close them in a ring. For the next three rows, we use the same number of modules.

Now we need to make the breast for our bird. For the fifth row, take 8 modules, for the sixth row, take 7 modules, and for the seventh row, take 6 modules. Here is our breast and ready.

And now we will assemble the back of the future owl, for this we skip one module. For the fifth row we need 21 modules, for the sixth ─ 20 modules, for the seventh row we take 19 modules, for the eighth ─ 18, and for the ninth ─ take 17 modules. So we folded the back.

We begin to fold the tail. On the tenth row, skip 3 modules and put on 14 modules. On the eleventh day, we also skip 3 modules, but put on 11 modules already. On the next two rows, we also skip 3 modules. Let's take 8 modules for the twelfth row, and 5 modules for the thirteenth row. For the fourteenth row, we use 4 modules, without missing anything. Let's take 3 modules for the fifteenth row, and 1 module for the sixteenth row. Here is our ponytail and ready.

We start collecting the head. To do this, from the center of the breast, you need to skip one module and put on 9 modules on the sides with the long side out.

In order to do smooth transition from back to head, we need to get 11 initial modules from the tail side and insert them back with the long side out.

Now we need to assemble the cheeks, for this we put on 3 modules on both sides on the extreme 3 modules, and so on two rows. And on the next row there are 2 more modules.

Let's move on to the head. On the last 11 modules from the back, we put on 10 modules, and then in each next row we subtract 1 module until we reach 2 modules.

Now let's make a beak. Insert 1 module into the last 2 head modules, then insert 2 modules into it and alternate 1 and 2 modules again. And for the beak itself, you need to take 3 modules, insert them into each other with the long side outward and insert them into the previous 2 modules.

Then this whole structure needs to be rounded off and inserted into that skipped module on the breast.

We will make four pairs of large wings, for this we take 8 modules and insert them into each other. And two pairs of small wings, 3 modules each.

Let's insert them into the little body.

Here's what the blank should be at this stage.

You also need to make legs, for this you need to put 2 modules on the short side of the module with the long side out. You need to make two of them. We insert them on the front so that the body rises slightly.

For the ears, you need to take 2 modules and put them on top of each other. We insert them behind the cheeks.

This is the shape you should end up with.

But she still lacks eyes. We cut them out from cardboard or black paper and glue them to the bridge of the nose, but only from the inside. But if we want to make our owl smart, then it needs glasses, which you can also make yourself, or you will find some suitable figurines for this. Here is such a beauty and ready, you can safely give it to someone well, or decorate your desktop.

You can watch a video on how to make such an owl:

The first steps

Any figure modular technology starts with the preparation of triangular modules. Like bricks, these blanks contribute to the birth of a new paper masterpiece. The manufacture of these modules is done according to the scheme traditional origami- from one rectangle of paper:

Step-by-step MK for making a vase

The simplest object made from modules is a vase. It will take you about 30 minutes to make it. As a result, you will get very stylish detail interior decoration or a great gift for loved ones or relatives.

So, for work, prepare 380 modules of any color.

We start with a row of 20 modules.

We connect the corners one after another, then closing the workpiece into a ring. We collect 15 more rows of 20 modules:

Please note that in the 16th row, the corners must be placed with a long base inside the workpiece:

Now we form the wedges of the vase. To do this, we place 4 corners every 2 modules.

In the next row we attach 3 modules on top of the previous 4, then 2. We finish the wedges with 1 module. Bend it outward:

The vase is ready! You can add more flowers made in this or another origami technique.

After you have learned how to assemble a round vase, you can try your hand at creating other shapes that have a similar structure. For example, the figure is a cat.

Modular cat

As you can see, the body of the cat has about the same structure as the vase. The only exceptions are some details: tail and ears. For this model we need 1000 white modules and 130 pink paper corners.

Owl from modules

And this is what an owl looks like from triangular modules:

There are even fewer differences from the vase we have already created. Having shown imagination, you can add eyes, a colored beak, and also make wings on the right and left. For example, like this: http://stranamasterov.ru/img3/i2010/10/22/018s.jpg

For this model, we need 157 purple modules, 62 white, 2 black and 7 orange.

We start with 5 white and 13 purple corners:

Having collected 3 rows in this way, we turn the work out:

In the next row, add 6 white and 12 purple corners:

The base of the owlet should be 6 rows. In the 7th row, we unfold the corners with sharp corners inside the workpiece.

In the 8th row, we again turn the two central white modules with sharp corners inward, attach the remaining corners in the usual way:

In the next row, add orange beak on the white "inverted" modules of the previous row:

Add black eyes in the next row:

After that, we begin to draw up the crown of the bird. Place 1 module above the beak purple, the rest of the colors are unchanged - white and purple:

Reducing the number of modules to 8 purple:

Now we form the ears, adding 3 corners symmetrically to the nose:

We finish the ears with 1m module:

The bird's legs consist of 3 corners for each:

For the tail, attach 2 more modules. And we glue the wings, each consisting of 3 modules, to the base of the figure:

The owlet is ready:

You can also watch video tutorials.

Swan

Earlier, we have already analyzed how a swan is made from modules.

For those who have not read that article, we attach video tutorials.

By the way, it is also based on a simple round shape.

By adding a tail, wings and a neck, we were able to give the figure the shape of a bird, whose neck curve can be easily changed.

At first glance, the simple art of origami from triangular paper modules turns out to be a masterful embodiment of all kinds of shapes and silhouettes.

Combinations of different positions of the modules relative to each other help to create fairly realistic 3D shapes. Pay attention to the figure of a dove from modules:

To create this shape, I have prepared a separate master class.

By the way, another popular Japanese figure in the modular origami technique is the hare.

The hare diagram and the stages of the model are very similar to assembling a vase:

The finished bunny can be supplemented with eyes and a muzzle cut out of paper.

The owl personifies wisdom and knowledge. It is she who often becomes a symbol in different schools and educational institutions... This animal will also be a great gift for professional holiday all teachers. After all, they deserve the attention and recognition of their students, because they share knowledge with them, help them learn something new. And as nice gift for your beloved teacher, along with this video lesson, we suggest making an owl using the modular origami technique.

To make an owl out of paper, we need a few more additional tools, also the necessary blanks:

456 pieces of white paper, pre-prepared modules from a sheet of 4 x 6 cm; (a description of how to make them is given below);
3 pieces of black paper, sheet 4.5 by 7 cm;
paper;
black marker or felt-tip pen;
thick wire 70-80 cm long;
shiny tape or corrugated paper of any color;
glue.

To make a basic blank, take a sheet of paper and fold it in half along the long side (2). Then again in half to mark the fold line in the center (3). Unbend the workpiece (4), bend one half down along the fold line (5). We do the same with the other half (6), turn it over with a triangle towards us (7). We bend the bottom corner towards ourselves and up on both sides (8.9). Then we fold these two segments up (10,11). After that, fold the triangle in half, with segments inward (12).

To collect the breast, gradually reduce by one module in each row. That is, there are already 6 triangles on the 7th row.

We pass to the back, that is, we are no longer going up, but down. 5 row we make 21 modules, 6 row - 20 and so on up to 9 rows, where we get 17 modules. In the tenth row, you must skip three triangles from two opposite sides, and we get 14 tips.

For rows 11, 12 and 13, like the previous one, we exclude three modules, as a result, you should get 5.

After that, we continue as usual, we put 4 tips on the 14th row, 15 - 3. The last 16th row has 1 module. Extend the breast by 4 rows. We have got the breast, back and tail of an owl. There is an empty space and gap between the back and chest.

For the head, we find the central part of the breast and insert one module at the sides. Add 8 more triangles to the sides.

We take out 11 modules from the back, which at the very beginning were set with the short side up. We insert them outward long.

On the most lateral sides we insert three blanks to make the cheeks of an owl, then three on top, and two more. This is the figure you should get.

For the head, we put 10 blanks on the previous eleven modules that were turned over. The next one is glad - 9. And so we continue on until there are two modules. From the side it looks like this.

To make a beak, add one module to the top two, then 1 and 2 more. Then three more in a row one by one (made of black paper). The tip should be rounded into the gap left in the torso.

We make the legs from three modules, that is, we connect two with one. To create the claws, paint the tip with a black marker. Glue the paws in the body with glue.

On upper part beak on the sides we glue one module at a time, on them we glue the eyes drawn in advance on paper. We make the wings from modules inserted one after another in one half in one row (8 pieces each). We glue them to the body. We make glasses out of wire.

Also, in the video tutorial, a hat with a tassel is used. It can be made quite easily, from black cardboard and black threads.

The following video lesson will help you make a funny and bright owl, which you can present to a kindergarten teacher.

looks very smart thanks to beautiful glasses.
Modular origami owl consists of 433 white triangular modules. The size of the modules is 1/16 of a standard A4 sheet or approximately 53 x 74 mm.
I collected an owl from paper Ksenichka on the site of the Country of Masters.

Collect the first 4 rows of 31 modules and connect in a ring.

We fold the breast.
5 row - 8 modules
6 row - 7 modules
7 row - 6 modules

We skip one module. We collect the back.
5 row - 21 modules
6 row - 20 modules
7 row - 19 modules
8 row - 18 modules
9 row - 17 modules

We collect the tail
10 row - skip 3 tips, put on 14 modules
11 row - skip 3 tips, put on 11 modules
12 row - skip 3 tips, put on 8 modules
13 row - skip 3 tips, put on 5 modules
14 row - do not skip anything further, put on 4 modules
15 row - 3 modules
16 row - 1 module

Owl head
From the center of the breast, skipping the middle module, insert 9 modules on the sides with the long side out (SDS).

From the side of the tail, take out 11 modules from the initial row and insert them into place with the long side - there will be a smooth transition from the back to the head.

We collect the cheeks
On the outermost 3 of the nine modules, we put on 2 rows of 3 modules and one row of two modules. Then do the same on the other side.

Now we form the head.
We insert 10 into 11 modules on the back, then in each next row we subtract one module until there are 2 of them.

Making a beak.
Insert 1 into 2 modules, insert two into it, then again 1 and again 2. For the beak itself, insert three modules into each other with the long side and insert into the previous 2 modules.

Now we carefully round the resulting structure and place the end of the beak instead of the previously skipped module on the breast.

We collect the wings

Insert the finished wings into the body.

We make paws. On the short side of the module, put 2 modules with the long side out. We insert the legs into place so that the body rises slightly, resting on them. Better to stick.

Ears.
We put 2 modules into each other and insert into place behind the cheeks.

As a result, it should turn out as in the photo (here the legs are not glued).
The eyes are glued from the inside to the bridge of the nose, glasses are on top.

Glasses making. You will need thin wire and corrugated paper.

Glue the pieces of wire with paper - these will be two parts of the frame with arches.

A short piece of wire will serve as the connection between the temples.

Bend 2 long wires in the middle around the circle.

We glue the bows, cut off the excess paper. Now it remains to connect together.

Owl in recent times has become a very popular bird: people collect photographs of owls, figurines from different materials, apply cute images of ptah to clothes, bags and other items. Many believe that, being a symbol of wisdom and prudence, it will bring peace and good luck to the house, and some just like huge yellow eyes and fluffy cheeks. Origami owl figurines can be a good addition to a collection or a lovely gift.

How to make modules

Before you make an owl out of paper, you need to prepare the modules so that you will not be distracted later. They are made from rectangles with an aspect ratio of 1: 1.5. In order not to spend a lot of time on calculations, you can take a sheet of A4 paper and divide it into parts in one of two ways, depending on whether what size modules do you need:

Both horizontally and vertically in 4 equal parts. You need to make marks, draw lines and cut along them, then you get 16 rectangles measuring about 53 by 74 mm.
Divide the long side into 8 parts, the short side by 4. You get 32 rectangles with sides 37 by 53 mm.

You can also use square blocks for notes, dividing them in half.

After the rectangles are ready, you can start folding the triangular modules. Here's a step-by-step description:

You can connect modules in many different ways thanks to the fact that they have two pockets. It is recommended to take thick paper so that they do not break.

With careful handling, the modules can be used as a constructor, because the figures from it are easy to assemble and disassemble back. It develops motor skills well in children. school age.

Assembly diagrams

There are a lot of origami owl patterns, you can change them or supplement them at your discretion. The descriptions are quite detailed, so even a beginner can cope with the task, some of the most simple schemes can be collected with children.

Little owl

It's simple step-by-step instruction owls from origami modules. You will need 228 modules: 157 for the main color, 62 white for the breast, 7 orange for the legs and beak, 2 black for the eyes.

Number of modules in each row:

Quantity different colors up to the eighth row alternates, so the breast is obtained in a zigzag. If you want to make it even, then you can not change the number of modules of different colors:

The owl figurine is ready!

Second option

A cute owlet is also obtained according to a simpler assembly scheme. This modular origami owl is made from one color, but by connecting imagination, you can make a colored breast or speckled feathers, for example. You will need 107 modules of the main color, for example, gray, 2 blue for the eyes and orange for the beak..

An owl is not just a nocturnal bird, but a symbol of wisdom among the ancient Greeks and Romans. It is no coincidence that Athena, the goddess of wisdom, was often depicted in the form of this bird. Owls are associated with learning and erudition. This bird is also a symbol of the elite connoisseur club “What? Where? When?" and the winners of this game receive a cup with a picture of a wise owl. And who does not remember the learned owl from the famous "Winnie the Pooh and all, all all"? And the snow-white Boucle from the Harry Potter saga? Images of owls are extremely popular, we will try and we will make such a figurine using the modular origami technique. This craft will not only be an excellent interior decoration, but can also serve an original gift teacher on Knowledge Day, Teacher's Day, last call or graduation. So let's make a modular origami owl together!

black, white and ginger elements
colored paper for making a peephole
scissors

Below we present detailed master class for making this figurine.

"Clever owl" in the modular origami technique

1) The first, third, fifth, seventh, ninth and eleventh levels consist of 12 white elements plus four white and three black elements. It is necessary to alternate two white and one black elements, at each subsequent level, attach the black element to 2 white corners.

2) The second, fourth, sixth, eighth and tenth levels consist of nine white elements (this is the back of an owl) plus four black and six white elements. It is necessary to alternate one black and two white elements.

3) At the fourth level, the workpiece must be turned inside out.

4) The 12th level includes 19 white details.

5) The 13th level includes eight black, eleven white and one red element (it must be inserted into the white one, which is between the black ones).

6) The 14th level includes six 6 black and 12 white elements (we do not wear one white element in the back, 5 white elements from it to black).

7) The 15th level includes four black and 13 white elements (behind the white details on the corner of the fifth).

8) 16th level includes two black and 14 white elements. A small notch began to form.

9) The 17th level includes eight black and six white elements. Now a notch appears in front, these will be the "ears" of our clever owl.

10) The 18th level consists of six black and the same number of white pieces.

11) The 19th level consists of four black and six white pieces.

12) The 20th level consists of two black and six white pieces.

13) The 21st level consists of six white pieces.

14) Now you need to make the eyes. Cut out circles from white and black paper, glue them.

15) Cut the wings out of black paper.

16) We make owl's legs from red paper. For each of them, you need to take a small rectangle, make cuts and curl them with scissors. Glue the legs to the body of the owl. Our figurine is ready!

Now let's try to make a baby owl.

To make a baby owl using the modular origami technique, you will need

433 triangular elements
Scissors

"Baby owl" in modular origami technique

1) We string four levels of elements, 21 in each, as shown in the photo.

2) For the fifth level, add eight elements - this will be an owl tummy. Then we skip 1 element and add 21 more elements - this will be the tail.

3) The assembly scheme for the following levels is as follows: we perform this: first we put seven on the tummy, and then six more details. We continue the tail with four more elements of 20, 19, 18 and 17, respectively.

4) We continue to form the tail, for this, skipping the three tips of the elements, we put on first 14 parts, then 11, 8, 5, 4, 3, 1 parts.

5) Visually determine the central axis of the tummy - in this place we skip one element, and string nine elements on the sides.

6) From the very first row of an owl, from the side where we have a tail, take out 11 elements, insert them by turning them over.

8) We have 11 elements on the back, it is in them that we first insert 10, 9, 8,7,6,5,4,3 and 2 elements.

9) In our two elements of the head, we insert alternately one or two elements, until the head connects with the body, in the place where we missed one element.

10) Now we will make legs, each of three elements.

11) Just a little bit left. Cut out the eyes from paper and glue them.

12) Our baby owl is ready! If you wish, you can put it on the "Knowledge Book" made out of the box.