Material: Triangle sheet

Color: Multicolor

Size: Different size can be choosed.

Due to being handmade, advance reservations are required.

Folding a complete goose using a combination of triangular origami is a relatively complex but creative process.

Material Preparation:
Triangle Origami: You need to prepare a certain number of triangles, depending on the size of the goose and the level of detail you want. Generally speaking, larger gooses may require hundreds of triangles.
Auxiliary tools: scissors (optional, for trimming the edges), glue or double-sided tape (for fixing the triangles)

Triangle origami folding:
First, start with a square sheet of paper, fold it along the diagonal, and unfold it to create two crossed creases.
Fold each of the four corners of the paper towards the center point to form a smaller square.
Next, fold each of the two opposite corners of the smaller square toward the center point to form two triangles.
Finally, fold the two triangles in half along the center line to form the basic shape of a triangular origami paper.

Bottom of the goose:
Starting at the bottom, use triangles of origami paper to form the base of the goose’s body by inserting them in a circle around the center point. The amount of triangular origami paper in each circle can be adjusted as needed, but keep it even.

Distinguish body parts:
Gradually differentiate the parts of the goose’s neck, tail, and wings as you interpolate. Usually, the neck part needs to be more slender, while the tail is relatively wide.

Make the neck:
Using thin triangles of origami paper, interpolate around the upper part of the goose’s body to form an elegant neck. Take care to maintain the curvature and length of the neck so that it looks natural.

Make the wings:
On both sides of the goose’s body, use a certain number of triangular origami paper inserts to form wings. The shape of the wings can be achieved by adjusting the angle and number of triangular origami. To add more layers to the wings, decrease the number of origami triangles layer by layer.

Make the tail:
At the back of the goose’s body, use wider origami triangles to form the tail. The shape and size of the tail can be adjusted according to personal preferences.
Detailing:
Use scissors to trim the edges to give the goose a more regular shape.
Use glue or double-sided tape to secure key areas to ensure the structure of the goose is stable.

Handicraft origami goose would be a special gift at gift store,Because it looks thicker, it also feels more precious.

If you want to reuse the triangles, then you can reassemble them without glue to form any item you want!

If you are not familiar with handmade origami then it is recommended not to do so, because it is more time consuming!