Hi! This our new tutorial and it's one of the best we ever made! This the origami elephant by Sipho Mabona. This model is unbelievably beautiful but there is no diagram or video about this model... That's why we made a tutorial from Mabona's crease pattern, which you can find on his website... This model is not super difficult and the folds are clear, so you can do it!
Paper used in the video: kami 30x30cm, kraft 50x50cm (after paperchange)
examples where made from 35x35cm of Tant paper and 50x50cm of white paper threated with MC glue
level: Complex
Enjoy! And ask you question below, I will answer them all!
Best comment
- amdadul omit: nice
- Dewi Ma'rifa: bagusbanget
- Donny Tra: Your supposed to use a GIANT paper
- Richard Dominguez: what size paper to make the smaller elephant please
- Michael de Haan: You should mention that this isn't a tutorial for Sipho's elephant, but rather an interpretation according to his crease pattern, since the feet and the back aren't according to his model but your own interpretation
- Carter Capetz: wat da heck happens at 19:30?!?!?!?!?! I CAN'T DO IT!!!!!!!
- Nagy Gabor: Thanks for this amazing model!
- JM's Origami Tutorials: Hi! I folded the model from the crease pattern and made my own diagram ;)
- JM's Origami Tutorials: I just fold it from a crease pattern, so the feet are kind of interpretation, so it can be that they are different...
- Tahany Abdel Mawla: Very nice
- JM's Origami Tutorials: The smaller elephant is made from 35x35cm of Tant paper
- JM's Origami Tutorials: you can also use the crease pattern, it can help you out!
- tahany abdelmawla: very nice
- Edwin Huamani Espinoza: Qué chevere... me salió a las justas, pero me salió...
- Dimitri Barnnyk: ITS EASY
- Jakub Krajewski: Where did you take the diagram from? Regards
- narendra shivhare: Cristian Argenesis dhsyhegqyh
- kiane kamran: It's why I asked to you :). It's not published. If you find a diagram tell me ;). Thanks for your support !
- JM's Origami Tutorials: Video description will tell you ;)
- Ramesh Bhardwaj: yer tholi easy steps se buna deta
- Origami Zone: Very clear guideline to make elephant!! But bit slow, that's no problem.
- JM's Origami Tutorials: you're welcome!
- JM's Origami Tutorials: I did it slower then other videos because people told me I go to fast :p And going slower is better dan going faster!
- Nataly Vasisheva: Круто
- Felipe Pereira: É MUITO DIFÍCIL, como é aquele negócio quando chega em 19:15??
- Virginia Botello: No es el mismo no se parece casi en nada
- Eshwar Dev: Felipe Pereira jh8
- A: Heads up anyone looking to make, if you use two coloured paper, the back half of the elephant will be 'white side' showing and the head and front legs will be 'colour' side
- ninamortazavi: Specially because in the start, you mentioned to start with white side up!
- Kodela Murthy: Its too hard but he is awesome 🌟
- Noah Joubert: Great tutorial! I appreciate you taking it slow, thanks.
- lugh lozano ayala: Perfect, don't leave this, bruh
- Jeongwoo CHOI: oooooh, ok
- Alexandre Calazans: Can t understand what you did on minute 25:00
- kiane kamran: Hi! Thks for your work. I'm looking for instructions of the human body origami made by Sipho Mabona. I can't find it! Can you help me?
- JUAN CARLOS TORRES ROJAS: This model is very Cool I love it! thank you for explein só Well.
- Boys Jenkins: +Dimitri Barnnyk Jeez
- Maisy Davis: I don't have paper that's big enough for the 50 by 50 cm elephant what is the best option for me? I only have paper that's 45 by 45. Could I have a little help? I really liked how this elephant was made, and I want to fold it.
- Boys Jenkins: Looks quite complicated but I'm pretty sure I can manage it
- brandon bvds: not*
- stowasser11: i love it but i do not know how to fold the feet
- cockney gyal: good guided>>>>>>.though I recently acquired some silvery glittery paint so I'm making mine girly and original...
- Hien Kookie Nguyen: Gâp con cá ngưa có được không
- Jaja Jaja: Thx so easy!!!
- JM's Origami Tutorials: 45 by 45 is a good size as well if it's thin enough, but you can easily buy wrapping paper that's big enough
- Origami Zone: Okay, thanks for your reply.
- JM's Origami Tutorials: I can't find a diagram... If you can give me a diagram I can make it, but probably this model is not published...
- Jeongwoo CHOI: what is a good paper szie for this model??
- Zoey Lovette: You can use whatever size you like, it'll only affect the size
- A: the two models at the start were single coloured and I didn't know if after the switch to brown paper the white side would be covered or not, that's why I'm giving the heads up, the start/thumbnail doesn't show :)
- JM's Origami Tutorials: It's indeed the most difficult step, i have to admit! You have to make a double rabit ear fold!
- jayesh k: Oh man it's too hard !!😖😖😖I didn't understand how to fold from 17:00 to 20:00. PLEASE HELP ME!! I understand how to fold it. CAN PLEASE MAKE THIS ORIGAMI LITTLE BIT EASIER. IN version 2.0
- JM's Origami Tutorials: You can't really shape the face with this kraft paper... You should wetfold it
- ninamortazavi: It happened to me as well! I think you should write this point in the description
- Hanna Herrmann: Thank You for this wonderful tutorial!!! I`m just a beginner but with your instructions I did the elephant and it really looks like an elephant. I´m so happy!!! Only the feet of the model you are showing for this tutorial are different from the feet you fold at the end of the video.
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- Cristian Argenesis: Pretty nice but you didn't explain how to shape well the face
- Anjana J: Good
- JM's Origami Tutorials: Yes that's true... thanks for the advise
- Dimitri Barnnyk: dude its easy im just 12 and i completed this model but it took me 10 tries to get it perfect.
- brandon bvds: its nor imposible i dit it
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