https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/origami-wizard • Posted by Tuttle Publishing
Most wizards in fairy tales are wise and good, and use their magical powers to help others. Older wizards are easily recognizable by their flowing robes, pointed hats, and long white beards. Wizards like to live alone out in the woods where they can practice their magic in peace.
Most wizards in fairy tales are wise and good, and use their magical powers to help others. Older wizards are easily recognizable by their flowing robes, pointed hats, and long white beards. Wizards like to live alone out in the woods where they can practice their magic in peace.
Begin with the white side facing up. Fold and unfold the left corner to the right corner.
Fold the left edge to just past the center crease, as shown by the dotted line.
Fold the right edge to the dotted line—the same distance as the left edge. The flaps will overlap.
Fold the model in half, bottom to top.
Fold the top point down to where the flaps intersect on the back, indicated by the dotted line. You may have to hold the model up to a light to see that point.
Pleat the left and right flaps around the underlying triangular flap to form the sleeves. See the next diagram for placement.
Fold the left and right sleeves forward slightly. Mountain fold and unfold the model up to the bottom of the beard along the center. This helps the model stand.
The completed Wizard. Now come up with some magic words for him to say!