Think you’ve mastered paper folding? This advanced trophy design will put your folding skills to the test! With intricate details, precise creases, and a stunning three-dimensional structure, this isn’t your average paper award, it’s a true origami masterpiece.
Cool Paper Trophy Instructions
Category: Origami Toys
Difficulty: Intermediate
Create an impressive origami trophy with our clear step-by-step instructions. Master this intricate paper fold with detailed, expert guidance.
Step 1
1
Start with a square sheet 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
Fold the paper in half from left to right.
Step 3
3
Unfold. We just needed a crease line.
Step 4
4
Make a ½-inch fold from the right edge toward the left.
Step 5
5
Apply glue on the right fold.
Step 6
6
Match the right edge with the left edge and secure with glue.
Step 7
7
Imagine the paper divided into three equal parts, then fold the right edge over by one section to the left.
Step 8
8
Fold the right edge to the left.
Step 9
9
Cut along the marked area using scissors.
Step 10
10
After cutting, it should look like the image.
Step 11
11
Open up the folds.
Step 12
12
Gently separate the upper and lower layers, then form them into a cup shape.
Step 13
13
Wrap a rubber band around the lower cut section—it will hold the paper tightly.
Step 14
14
Take another sheet of paper. I am using an 3×7 inches paper.
Step 15
15
Fold it in half from left to right and cut along the marked area using scissors.
Step 16
16
After cutting, it should look like the image.
Step 17
17
Seperate the top and bottom layer.
Step 18
18
Now you have to glue the handles to the sides of trophy.
Step 19
19
Once the handles are glued, the result should match the image.
Step 20
20
Glue a number on the trophy to show the winning position.
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