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    Origameeple - The Standing Origami Meeple

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    This document provides instructions to fold an origami Meeple, a game piece commonly used in European board games, from a square sheet of paper. The Meeple is folded into a standing humanoid shape in 22 steps, with valley folds and reverse folds used to shape the arms, shoulders, head and legs. When completed, the Origami Meeple can stand upright on its folded base and be used in board games.

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    This document provides instructions to fold an origami Meeple, a game piece commonly used in European board games, from a square sheet of paper. The Meeple is folded into a standing humanoid shape in 22 steps, with valley folds and reverse folds used to shape the arms, shoulders, head and legs. When completed, the Origami Meeple can stand upright on its folded base and be used in board games.

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    This document provides instructions to fold an origami Meeple, a game piece commonly used in European board games, from a square sheet of paper. The Meeple is folded into a standing humanoid shape in 22 steps, with valley folds and reverse folds used to shape the arms, shoulders, head and legs. When completed, the Origami Meeple can stand upright on its folded base and be used in board games.

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    This document provides instructions to fold an origami Meeple, a game piece commonly used in European board games, from a square sheet of paper. The Meeple is folded into a standing humanoid shape in 22 steps, with valley folds and reverse folds used to shape the arms, shoulders, head and legs. When completed, the Origami Meeple can stand upright on its folded base and be used in board games.

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    OrigaMeeple - The standing origami Meeple

    Low intermediate A 15cm (6 inch) square makes a 6.5cm (2.5 inch) tall model. A meeple is game-piece commonly used in European board-games, such as the successful "Carcassonne" series. Dive into the world of board-games at www.boardgamegeek.com

    c Gilad Aharoni (Israel / MA) 2007

    1. Start with a square, color side up. Fold and unfold edges to the center, creasing only about half-way.

    2. Fold corner to center and unfold, only pinching a mark.

    3. Fold and unfold bottom corner to the pinch just made, creating just a pinch again.

    4. Fold bottom corner to the last pinch.

    5. Squash-fold edges to the center.

    6. Fold flaps out.

    OrigaMeeple (Page 2)

    7. Inside-reverse-fold corners. 8. Turn over.

    10. Pleat. 9. Valley-fold edge to pinch-mark.

    11. Valley fold at one third of top angle.

    12. Valley fold edge to edge.

    13. Valley fold along hidden bottom folded corner.

    14. Valley fold edge to edge.

    OrigaMeeple (Page 3)

    11-15

    15. Valley-fold to create shoulder.

    16. Repeat steps 11-15 on the right side.

    17. Pull out the base. 18. Turn over

    19. Pleat head and tuck into front pocket.

    21. Final shaping: Inside reverse-fold arms, mountain fold arms and shoulders to taste. 20. Mountain-fold head and tuck into back pocket.

    22. The OrigaMeeple is ready! Stand it on its base and start playing.

    Visit WWW.GILADORIGAMI.COM for more!

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