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You can make your own Tundra Swan. All you need is a square piece of paper. If you have origami paper, use that. If not, any paper will do.

It doesn’t really matter how big your piece of paper is, origami swans can be all different sizes. A piece of paper that is 15 cm x 15 cm (or 6” x 6”) will work just fine.

If your piece of paper is a rectangle, cut it into a square using the technique shown below.

Orange rectangles with text "2. Cut along dotted line", "1. Fold here".

Once you have your piece of paper, watch the video to learn how to make an origami swan. Or follow the instructions in the diagram below.

Steps to create an origami swan.

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