Origami Dragon v2 Printable Instructions
Origami Dragon v2 Printable Instructions
Let’s learn how to fold an origami dragon designed by Mister Paperfold (Sébastien Limet), with help from Peter Buchan-Symons to develop the final folding sequence. If you’ve already folded our easy origami dragon , you’ll recognize the same starting base. This version builds on that foundation with more folds, more shaping, and a much more detailed final result. The finished dragon has a long neck, a detailed head with horns, large pleated wings, and a sweeping tail. Side by side, the two models look like a baby dragon and an adult dragon. This is a low-intermediate model and a great next step if you’ve already mastered beginner folds. While the dragon looks much more detailed than the easy version, it doesn’t rely on especially difficult techniques. The diagrams were carefully developed to make the folding process as smooth as possible, making this a rewarding challenge for folders who are ready to take the next step. As the layers and details come together, the dragon gradually transforms from a simple base into a striking creature. I hope you enjoyed folding this origami dragon. It takes a bit more time and patience than the easy version, but the final result is well worth the effort. Origami Dragon
- Designed by Sebastien Limet (Mister Paperfold)
- Diagrams by Peter Buchan-Symons
- Difficulty: Low
- Number of steps: 49
- Number of pages: 4
- Recommended paper: 9.5 x 9.5 in (24 x 24 cm) origami paper (Kami), Tant origami paper, or Shadow Thai
- Folding time: about 30 minutes