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Summary: Learn how to work the tail section of an origami butterfly with expert tips for a master origami artist in this free online origami craft video clip.

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Working the Tail Section of Origami Butterfly

Now we have our butterfly looking pretty good now we are going to work a little bit here on the tail section the abdomen as it where. Flip it over to do this what we are going to do is put some creases and folds in here. Give it the appearance of a butterfly abdomen, crease it all up here. Give it that real organic look cause we don't want our paper to look all stiff. We want it to look like a real butterfly. Here we go that should do. Take a little chopstick to it so the creases hold. There we go now our creases are a little bit better. Pull this just a little bit making it look, there we go. There we go we have the tail finish.

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