HOW TO MAKE 3D ORIGAMI SWAN 2 | DIY Paper Craft Swan | Razcapapercraft 5

[@1234whatsoever]

You are amazingly talented!

[@luigispotorno9424]

Just beautiful true Origami

[@SandraQuinonez-ps5wg]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@purpledash6769]

well explained i understand it :)

[@razcapapercraft]

Thank you

[@27810354]

thank you this video.. this help a lot for the school project of my daughter.. again thank you..

[@razcapapercraft]

with pleasure

[@AndreiDanielOrigami]

Where are you from?

[@luisel7539]

Hey! My best friend has a question: It's so nice, but please can you tell me why my base doesn't camber?

[@razcapapercraft]

Sunt din Romania

[@kimberlyanne2942]

What paper did you use? and what's the size?

[@razcapapercraft]

I use normal printer paper 80g/sm format A4 (297/210mm) and for this model I use 1/32 pieces

[@kimberlyanne2942]

+razcapapercraft Thanks :)

[@owitsevee5193]

razcapapercraft can you made a small origami swan a. easy

[@edmasgiacas1018]

Kimberly Anne p

[@elydbutcher]

thank you i hope i can make this love it

[@apdrules5875]

I love the swan so much I made a second one, thank you

[@laraibabrar2828]

does 520 involve the orange piece??

[@hotdogint]

can u do a video on a technique on how to make the pieces faster. Its taking a long time to make them

[@shabnamkhan5501]

master

[@rushipatil8996]

Nice

[@razcapapercraft]

thank you

[@zulaikhamazlan1910]

what size of rectangle paper did you use ?

[@razcapapercraft]

Zulaikha Mazlan this model 5.2-3.6cm.

[@zaithunbeebee7206]

the wings are hard to make . I can't understand the wings part .

[@gurnoorsekhon1509]

I have to restart the whole thing now that ive learned you need a base of 28 and there is no point in watching the base video :(

[@razcapapercraft]

is one of the first tutorials made ​​and forgot to put more information. Sorry for any problems

[@gurnoorsekhon1509]

Its Ok I was able to fixx it easily But thanks anyways. You should try adding a annotation to the video for others.

[@AmitKumar-ln1mx]

thanks

[@AndreiDanielOrigami]

Si eu.Felicitari pentru video.Si eu fac origami.Uita-te pe channel-ul meu si spune-mi ce parere ai.Din ce oras esti?

[@gabrielgonzaga4516]

Boa tarde sou escrito no seu canal e tenho uma dúvida poderia me ajudar começo a basse com 24 peças depois faço 4 carreira normal e coloco uma imvertidas e pois termino as carreiras normal até chegar em 9 carreira depois divido com 4 carreira de 6 deixando um espaço entre elas está correto? Obrigado des de já

[@vedantapatil6464]

How many total pieces will be needed

[@vamsic8616]

How many pieces does the closed base need?!?

[@razcapapercraft]

The base for this model have 4 raws ,3 normal and 1 inverted 28 pieces in a raw

[@KoKo5161]

Baza este defapt facuta din 28 de piese . Chiar daca nu ai mai tinut minte ,operatia este foarte simpla . Ai la un moment dat 4 parti de cate 6 piese si 4 spatii: 4x6=24+4=28.

[@razcapapercraft]

Ai dreptate, foarte buna logica ta ,nu stiu de ce nu m-am gandit asa .O sa corectez . Multumesc foarte mult pentru lectia de matematica.:))

[@KoKo5161]

razcapapercraft pentru putin ;) Apropo , faci o treaba foarte buna . Tine-o tot asa!

[@gayathrimoorthi8844]

Tottaly how many pieces

[@pawanb.6218]

do you use 1/16 or 1/32 on the A4?

[@razcapapercraft]

Pawan B. 1/32

[@rebeccagonzalez9606]

how many peaces do we need

[@razcapapercraft]

around 520 pieces 1/32 from A4 (5.2/3.6cm)

[@rebeccagonzalez9606]

razcapapercraft ok thank you

[@Loner_94]

You wrote in this video that it has 28 pieces in one row and your tutorial on how to make base is 24 in one row??? What to do??

[@razcapapercraft]

Are two different things,the movie "how to make 3d origami base'' is just to learn how to do the base, if you want to do a swan then make a 28 pieces base

[@Loner_94]

razcapapercraft I made pieces but when I made 28 pieces base, my pieces are very narrow compare to your pieces on this video when you're making swan model 2 you have more space in pockets than me and my pieces don't go up my pieces literally go in width not in height... I just can't get pieces like you, don't know how to do it...

[@SMCoasters97]

Marko Ratkovic Put about 6 pieces on top of each other and then use this as a mould, you should find that this mould is thicker than the pieces, and it is like his pieces, so every time you make a piece, put it on the mould and then take it off and it should be the right shape and size

[@Nemezis11105]

So you say to follow the video on how to make the base. It says 24 PCS!! but you are showing how to build it on a 28 pcs base. VERY FRUSTRATING WHEN I FOLLOWED YOUR BASE VIDEO WHICH DOESNT FIT THIS MODEL!

[@razcapapercraft]

nemeziz1105 You must learn to make 3d origami base , and after you learn to make a base , then you will make a base for the swan . All bases are made in the same way , only diference is the number of pieces in a raw.

[@gracekaehn3903]

lol you are very nice to annoying people,but I have no idea what terms you use mean (in the raw,3 normal-I mean like what is the difference?) sorry but I just recently started this. but im doing a bigger version of this,in sted of cutting the paper in to 32,im cutting it in to 2 pieces (I don't know if it will work but im trying it)

[@razcapapercraft]

Grace Kaehn It is very simple , there are only two mods to connect pieces . - normal ... with the round part of the piece in front - inverted ... with the round shape inside .

[@laraibabrar2828]

+Grace Kaehn did it work, i wanna try it too

[@gracekaehn3903]

Laraib Abrar yeah I made one ,and it looked pretty good,so I gave it to a friend,and it was my first time making it

[@laraibabrar2828]

how big was it??

[@gracekaehn3903]

Lol um not to big but not to small? I don't remember

[@ThePattyperez317]

Can u make a video doing the first rows first ??

[@BanjoDoje]

I succeeded (edited to add - On model 1 - haven't tried this one yet) only to find I didn't have enough of the color I used. Since I live where A4 paper isn't common (the States - we use 8.5" x 11" or Legal sized 8.5" x 14") do you or does anyone know what a good size to cut those to so they are closer to the 1/16 and 1/32 on the A4 - all I know is that 1/16 and 1/32 on regular or Legal sized copy paper is no where NEAR the right ratio and I hate to waste that much paper if I can get closer to the right sizes - or should I just say forget it and get what sizes I need for a project and if leftover is big enough for smaller triangles just keep 'em? I'm hoping this channel gets checked frequently as I just started this and the lesson in patience is frustrating yet rewarding at the same time. Raz - your English is fine - you use some words wrong but your English is better than a lot of Americans I know so pay no attention to the haters. :) Keep on making videos or if you've stopped, please start again - I find I like yours the best.

[@razcapapercraft]

BanjoDoje I did some calculations and saw that the paper size 8.5"x 11" it is very close to the A4 format 8.27"x 11.7".The difference is very small and you can use your format 8.5"x 11" like an A4 , yes the ratio it is not perfect but do not think it's going to be a problem. You can use format paper 8.5"x 11" and cut it into 32 or 64 pieces .

[@BanjoDoje]

Thank you. I think I tried 1/16th but that didn't leave much room for the bottom folds. I'll try 1/32 first, then 1/64 to check sizes. I really l like your teaching style. You don't expect beginners like me to be able to just jump in and go. And I really like how you know when to jump ahead it's after we've seen a whole row or two done. But you're the one who taught me how to do the bases tho I changed how I did the close base. I start with 3 piles of however large the base is and if it's got a closed base I start with the inverted pieces as I would if it was an open base. Seems to work better for me because I have a nerve disorder that makes it hard for me to do inverts without breaking the base every time. Another one I like appears to have gotten tired of doing videos because now it seems he shows a short spot then the video cuts away to the next step without making sure we can rewind and watch more closely. I don't care if ur video takes 30 to 45 minutes, I'd sit & watch or put it on my kindle so I can work on it at doctor appointments. That you for being so kind as to read my words and helping me.

[@razcapapercraft]

BanjoDoje Unfortunately creating 3d origami models require a lot of time and remains very little time to create these tutorials, I try to do as best I can but technical possibilities and knowledge about achieving the videos are quite limited. Besides all that my knowledge of English is very limited.

[@BanjoDoje]

razcapapercraft And you do excellent which is why I'm asking you. I looked at a couple of your vids but mostly they say about how many - pieces cut out of A4 1/16, 1/36, or 1/64. I think I'm not being clear. Here in USA we don't use A4 paper and yours is slightly narrower and longer so the paper fractions don't help. So if when you type the description, instead of just saying "About 450 pieces" say "450 5.2 - 3.6 cm pieces of paper. " Nothing hard to add to the video - do you understand what I mean?

[@razcapapercraft]

BanjoDoje I put this dimension in the description but I will try to say in the video

[@takashiazuma963]

how many pieces do you need for a small red and white swan

[@razcapapercraft]

Takashi azuma I'm sorry but I have no model in red white swan

[@takashiazuma963]

That's okay. Do you have it and many other colors

[@razcapapercraft]

Takashi azuma Please look on my channel, I have several models of small swans .For the number of rhe pieces please read description of the video.

[@takashiazuma963]

OK Thanks

[@YennaAvyeon]

520 pieces? I'm halfway with this one and I don't think I'll need more than 400 pieces.

[@razcapapercraft]

Yenna ♥ It is posible , were models from the beginning and not have it. However no parts is approximately

[@manuelgenove6379]

I like it, thanks how many pieces?

[@ronetergino6857]

how meny peces does it take in all

[@razcapapercraft]

around 520 pieces

[@eldonoghue5733]

I cant get that curve:(((

[@anandmarpachi9551]

whay this pholding

[@michielruijter241]

You are to fast

[@RafaelPerez-dg2ce]

How many pieces are in the base???

[@lourdesqj]

How many pieces each row? I miss it