Ready to fold one of the city’s most famous feathered friends? With just a few simple steps, you can make your very own origami pigeon, cute, plump, and ready to perch on your desk. Perfect for school projects, decorations, or just for fun
How to Make an Origami Pigeon
Category: Origami Birds

Difficulty: Intermediate
Create a graceful Origami pigeon with confidence! Our step-by-step instructions make each fold easy to follow and beautifully precise.
Step 1

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Start with a square piece of origami paper. I am using an 7×7 inches origami paper.
If you only have regular paper, follow these instructions on how to make a square origami paper.
If you only have regular paper, follow these instructions on how to make a square origami paper.
Step 2

2
Rotate the paper into a diamond.
Step 3

3
Fold in half.
Step 4

4
Unfold.
Step 5

5
Fold the bottom right end to meet the center crease.
Step 6

6
Fold the bottom left edge to meet the center crease.
Step 7

7
Turn the model over.
Step 8

8
Fold down the top triangle.
Step 9

9
Turn the model over.
Step 10

10
Fold down the right corner to meet the mid crease.
Step 11

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Fold down the left corner to meet the mid crease.
Step 12

12
Unfold the left triangle.
Step 13

13
Unfold the left flap.
Step 14

14
Pinch the top and bottom edges together.
Step 15

15
Fold the flap down.
Step 16

16
Firmly press the fold.
Step 17

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Repeat steps 12–16 on the right side as well.
Step 18

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Fold the right flap diagonally upward.
Step 19

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Fold the left flap diagonally upward.
Step 20

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Fold the bottom corner upward as shown.
Step 21

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Fold part of the tip downward into a small upside down triangle.
Step 22

22
Fold the right flap over to the left.
Step 23

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Fold the tip to the left side.
Step 24

24
Unfold. We just needed a crease line.
Step 25

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Move the top flap to the right side.
Step 26

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Do an inside reverse fold using previously created crease as a guide.
Step 27

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Firmly press the fold.
Step 28

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Voilà! Your origami pigeon is ready fly. (Just kidding, it can’t really fly!)
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