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Penny Penguin Traditional

This model is one of my favorites because it’s simple and so easy to recognize.

Begin with the darker side of the paper up.

1 Valley-fold and unfold corner to corner.

2 Valley-fold the right tip inward. The farther you fold it, the shorter the penguin.

3 Turn the model over, top to bottom.

4 Valley-fold the edges about halfway to the center crease.

5 Valley-fold the left point in. The farther you fold it, the larger the penguin’s head. Then rotate the model ¼ turn clockwise.

6 Mountain-fold the model in half.

7 To create the head, swivel the top flap upward and re-crease it in its new position.

The completed Penny Penguin. Now add some stickers!

Franklin Fox Traditional

If you open the mouth a bit and pinch the snout, this model will look even more fox-like.

Begin with the side up that you don’t want to appear on the outside.

1 Valley-fold the upper right corner to the lower left.

2 Valley-fold the top corner to meet the lower right corner.

3 Valley-fold the top layer on the right over to the left. Repeat on the other side. There are now 3 flaps on the left.

4 Rotate the model ¼ turn to the right (clockwise).

5 Valley-fold the entire model, beginning about ¾ of an inch from the left, and about ½ of an inch from the right.

6 Place your finger in the middle of the center flap and open it to the left. As you open, squash the center flap down to make the snout. Unfold the tail flap partway.

The completed Franklin Fox, ready for sticker application.

Shelby the Turtle Traditional

This fun model has an interesting move at step 4. It’s almost like flipping a pancake.

Begin with the side up that you want to be Shelby’s underside.

1 Valley-fold and unfold side to side. Then turn the model over, left to right.

2 Valley-fold the top corners to the center crease.

3 Turn the model over, left to right.

4 Valley-fold the sloping edges to the center crease, while letting the rear flaps swing outward.

5 Valley-fold the bottom edges to the center crease. The little flaps will overlap a bit.

6 Pleat the diamond shape at the top. (The valley fold connects the left and right corners.) Then valley-fold the lower flaps downward.

7 Valley-fold the tip down.

8 Turn the model over, left to right.

The completed Shelby the Turtle. Give him some eye stickers before he retreats into his shell.

Diablo the Cobra

By playing with the curve of the body and the angle of the head, you can give this creature lots of personality.

Begin with the side up that you don’t want to appear on the outside.

1 Valley-fold and unfold in half corner to corner.

2 Valley-fold the two sides to the center crease.

3 Again, valley-fold the two sides to the center crease.