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Origami Wavy Ghost

Wavy Ghost
Original model created on 1/09/2017 - Published on 15/09/2017

Origami Wavy Ghost instructions and tutorial

Learn how to make a cool wavy origami ghost! This very easy origami ghost model is very simple but it has a lot of personality with its diamond shaped eyes and its long wavy arms underneath the curves of the white sheet. A perfect origami model for Halloween for kids and adults alike!

I call this easy origami model the "Wavy Ghost". This DIY paper ghost is a new version of the easy origami ghost model that my daughter Marianne and my son Martin designed 2 years ago (there is also a origami ghost template that you can color online and print)

To fold the origami ghost, you need a square piece of paper with 2 different colors. Start with the white side under if you want to make a white ghost with colored eyes. Or you can do the reverse to make a colored origami monster that looks like an alien or a creature that would come out of a swamp during a full moon night.

In the video, I use a 15x15 cm (6 inches) square, but you can make smaller ghosts. In fact you can make a whole origami ghosts family!

Origami Wavy Ghost video instructions

To make a Wavy Ghost in origami, please follow the instructions from this video on YouTube:

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How to make an origami Wavy Ghost

Here are the step-by-step instructions to fold a Wavy Ghost (photo diagram and/or video).

Wavy Ghost - step 1

1. The Origami Wavy Ghost. A fun and very easy model!

Wavy Ghost - step 2

2. You can make large ghosts or ghost kids, with small eyes or big eyes. Make the whole family!

Wavy Ghost - step 3

3. I also created a matching origami bat, with the same diamond eyes.

Wavy Ghost - step 4

4. If you like you can fold the arms / wings of the ghost differently to make him wave Hello!

If you fold this ghost, please send me some pictures so that I can show them in a new video! In the next video, I will show you how to fold an origami bat that has the same diamond shaped eyes, it goes very well with the ghost.

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Thank you very much, Happy Folding and Happy Halloween!

Note: this model is an original model protected by international copyright laws. Please do not publish instructions, diagrams or videos that show how to fold it, but instead point people to this page. If you would like to help with the translation of the instructions to your language (or improve the translation), please let me know. Thank you!

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