Paper Twin Boat

Hey friends!

As you all know, origami is a very good method of calming the mind. So here I come back to show you how to make a twin boat, which is two boats connected to each other.

I hope you enjoy my instructable.

For making a twin boat, all you need is a sheet of square paper. You can make a square paper from any shaped paper.

Take any sheet of paper and fold it such that the edges coincide as shown above. Then cut the extra portion of the paper. You'll get a square-shaped paper.

Now let's head to the making of the twin boat.

Take the square sheet and fold it in half as shown above. Then unfold it. The end result should be similar to the last image shown above.

Now take the bottom half and fold it such that its top edge is aligned to the crease in the middle of the paper in step one. Do the same on the other side too. The end result should be similar to the last image above.

Now keep the paper such that the halves face vertical to you. Then fold it in half as shown above. By ensuring that a visible crease has been made, unfold the fold you just made. The end result should be similar to the last image above.

Now take any half and fold it and fold such that the edge of the fold and the middle crease are aligned. Do the same on the other side too. the end result should be similar to the last image above.

Now unfold the fold you just made. You will be able to see four separate rectangles with two on each half. Now take any one of the four rectangles out. You'll see that the top part begins to come down. While pulling it out flatten the paper with the small piece of paper outside in the form of two triangles. You can use the images above as reference. Do the same on all four rectangular paper sheets. After you're done, the paper sheet should look like the last image above.

Now turn the paper upside-down. Then fold the paper along the middle crease as shown. Then unfold the different folds in the boat. your end result should be similar to the last image above.

Your paper twin boat is ready!

Now go out and play with your paper twin boat.