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Origami, Crafts, Fun and Learning
©2009 Tammy Yee

1. Halloween: Origami Bat

By: Tammy Yee, on 9/9/2013
Blog: Origami n' Stuff 4 Kids (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Print and fold an Origami Bat for Halloween! Create your own Halloween cards and window decorations.

Difficulty: Easy

Directions:

1. Print and cut out Bat Origami.

2. Fold back on diagonal line A. Unfold.
3. Repeat fold on diagonal line B. Unfold.

4. Fold up on line C. Unfold.

5. Your Bat Origami should be creased as shown:

6a. Using the creases as guidelines, create a "tent" form as shown.
6b. Cut bat ears along red lines, as shown.

7. Fold bat head down.

8. Fold along D, and E, to form your Origami Bat's body.

Have a safe and Happy Halloween!

©2009 Tammy Yee
www.tammyyee.com

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