How To Fold Into Thirds

This The Front Of The Paper, Your Divider Will End Up Being This Color.

2 alternate solution for part (b) Continue to 5 of 7 below. How to fold a paper in thirds.

The Unfolded Part Is Folded To The Back;

This technique can be applied to folding any rectangular piece of paper into thirds. Fold one side over at what looks to be 1/3, but only pinch one. Fold and crease the paper into two equal halves.

Thus To Fold The Square In Equal Thirds Horizontally, We Can Fold Side Up To (Making A Crease One Third Of The Way From To ) And Then Fold The Opposite Side Down To The New Crease (Making A Crease Two Thirds Of The Way From To ).

Then, starting from the bottom, overlap the onesie into thirds. More so you fold in sort of into thirds you’re gonna fold into half and then you’re gonna roll. But all is done by folding paper and without using a ruler or any other instruments.

You Will Need To Divide The Paper Into Thirds.

(if you want the paper divided into thirds the other way as well, continue on. This is one of those bindery tricks that folding machine operators might not need often, but when needed can save a lot of setup time. One square is used as a template and the other is the actual square we need to fold into thirds.

Fold The Top Straight Edge Down The Meet The Fold You Just Created.

The only disadvantage to this technique is that you hall alot of folds in your paper. Flatten the onesie using your hands to smooth out all the lumps or wrinkles. Origami twist is on instagram!