Origami bird: all stages of production with detailed instructions, assembly diagrams and video tutorial. Firebird. Modular origami. Master class Firebird from modules step-by-step instructions

Firebirds, like swans, take pride of place

in modular origami.

These crafts always make an amazing impression. They are often made as gifts.

Many varieties and options for making tails have been invented.

Choose interesting ones color combinations, add additional details (beads, sequins, bows), and your birds will not leave anyone indifferent.

1.The body of the firebird is performed similarly to the body of a swan. At the base there are rows of 20 modules. Make three rows of light green modules. Close the chain into a ring and do not forget to turn the workpiece inside out.

2. In the fourth row, alternate light green modules with green ones. The fifth row is made entirely of green modules.

3. In the sixth row, leave six corners for attaching the tail. Next, lay out from left to right: 3 green, 1 pink, 4 green, 1 pink, 4 green, 1 pink, 3 green modules.

4.Make the wings, cutting each next row by 1 module. On each wing, lay out a pattern in the form of a single diamond with an orange center (seventh row - 2 green, 2 pink, 2 green modules, etc.).

5.Create a neck between the wings. On the neck, place the same pattern as on the wings.

Seventh row - 1 green, 2 pink, 1 green module.

Eighth - 1 pink, 1 orange, 1 pink.

Ninth - 1 green (on the corners of the last and penultimate rows), 2 pink, 1 green.

Tenth - 1 green, 1 pink, 1 green.

7. Fourteenth row - 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green module. Fifteenth - 2 green.

Shortening (ksn) - short sides out.

8. In rows sixteen to twenty-two, green modules are used, inserted with the short sides outward (ksn).
In the sixteenth - 3, in the seventeenth - 2, in the eighteenth - 1, in the nineteenth - 2, in the twentieth - 1, in the twenty-first - 2, in the twenty-second - 1.

10. All that remains is to complete the tail of the firebird. Take 3 modules (2 green, 1 pink) and attach 4 more modules (2 green, 2 pink) to them, as shown in the photo. You will get the first two rows of the tail.

11.In the third row, lay out 5 modules: 1 green, 1 pink, 1 yellow, 1 pink, 1 green. In the fourth - 2 green, 2 pink, 2 green. In the fifth - 3 green, 1 pink, 3 green.

12.The sixth row consists of 10 green modules. To do it, put one module on the 4 middle corners.

13.In the seventh row, secure 11 green modules. Insert two additional modules into the pockets of the first row to attach the tail to the body.

14. Turn over the workpiece and secure 12 light green modules in the eighth row. In the ninth row, alternate: 1 light green, 1 light green (ksn), 13 modules in total.

15.Place a pen on each module (ksn). The pen is done like this:

first row - 1 yellow module;

second - 2 yellow;

third - 1 yellow, 1 pink, 1 yellow;

fourth - 1 yellow (put on the pink module);

fifth - 2 green (put on 4 inner corners); sixth - 1 green (put on two inner corners).

16. Between the feathers, make columns of 4 light green modules: 1 module, 1 module (ksn), 1 module, 1 module (ksn). Place the outer posts on three corners.

17. Place a feather of the second row on each column (7 feathers in total). The feather is made like this: first row - 1 green module; second - 2 green; third - 1 yellow; fourth - 2 yellow; fifth - 1 yellow (put on the yellow and green corners), 1 orange, 1 yellow (put on the yellow and green corners); sixth - 2 yellow; seventh - 1 yellow.

18 . You can leave the tail with two rows of feathers, or you can make a third row. To do this you will need 6 more feathers. For each feather, make a column of 8 light green modules, placing the modules alternately with the long and short sides first.

Place a feather on the post:

first row - 1 yellow module;

second - 2 yellow; third - 1 yellow;

fourth - 2 yellow;

fifth - 1 green;

sixth - 1 orange;

seventh - 2 yellow;

eighth - 1 yellow.

Secure the posts with feathers on the pairs of corners between the feathers of the second row.

19. Secure the tail to the body by placing the pockets of the bottom row of the tail on the corners of the back of the body. The whole figure should stick well without glue.

The “Firebird” made of triangular modules looks very beautiful thanks to the modules different color. The master class was made by Katrin555. A peacock made of modules with a multi-colored tail is a real decoration for your room. To assemble modular origami you will need 1/32 A4 sheet size: blue 1253; green 678; yellow 371; pink 93;
Total modules: 2395.

Description of the peacock assembly:
Torso
We collect 2 rows of 10 blue modules and complete the chain.

3rd row of 20 modules. We dress this way (shown in a different color in the photo)

We dress rows 4,5,6,7,8,9 as usual. 20 triangular modules in each row.

In the 10th row we put on 3 modules usually, 2 by 2 pockets, 3 usually, 2 by 2 pockets and so on until the end of the row. Comes out 25 pcs. in a row.

In the 11th, 12th and 13th rows there are 25 modules each, in the 14th row we put on 18 modules, leaving 14 rays free.
Then on these 18 we put on 17 modules, then again 18, then 17 and the 18th row again 18 modules, 19th row 17 modules, 20th - 18 modules.
I do this, leaving a hole in the body for the tail. You don’t have to bother and put on 25 modules until the 21st row.

21 and 22 rows of 30 modules each. This is what the hole in the peacock's body looks like.

For the 23rd row we put on 1 module for 3 rays, we get 20 modules in a row. We put one pink one in the center.

In the 24th row, for 1 pink module we put on 2 pink ones, the remaining 18 are blue.

25th row 1 pink, 19 blue. We dress like this. The body of the firebird is ready.

Neck
We collect 4 rows. In the first row there are 8 modules, the second row is 9 modules, the third row is again 8 modules, the fourth row is 9 modules, in the center is 1 pink.

7th row 10 blue.

8th row 8 blue, 1 pink.
9th row 10 blue.
10th row 8 blue, 1 pink.
11th row 10 blue.
12th row 8 blue, 1 pink.
The 13th row is the first module for three rays, the second also for three rays, usually 4 modules, the 7th module is the same as the first for three rays and the eighth for three rays. Thus, there are 8 modules in a row.

We shorten the 14th row again, put on 1 pink one in the usual way, and 4 blue ones on the sides, each with three rays. There are 5 pieces in a row.

15th row 6 blue ones are dressed as usual.
16th row 1 pink, 4 blue.
17th row 6 blue.
18th row 1 pink, 4 blue.
19th row 6 blue.
20th row 1 pink, 4 blue.
21st row 6 blue.
22nd row 1 pink, 4 blue.
23rd row 6 blue.
24th row 1 pink, 4 blue.

25th row we make a reduction, put on 4 blue ones.

26th row 1 pink in the center, 2 blue on the sides.
27th row 4 blue.
28th row 1 pink, 2 blue.
29th row 4 blue.
30th row 1 pink, 2 blue.
31st row 4 blue.
32nd row 1 pink, 2 blue.
33rd row 4 blue.
34th row 1 pink, 2 blue.
35th row 4 blue.

The 36th row is pink in the center, we put the 2 outermost ones on 3 rays each. Thus, there are 3 pieces in a row. On top of them, in the center, we put on 2 blue ones.
The neck is ready.

Head.
We take 13 modules, put 13 more on top, but with the short side out. It is better to glue each module.

Carefully, holding the edges, turn the workpiece inside out.

The third and fourth rows have 13 pieces each.

In the fifth row we add 4 modules. We put on 3 modules as usual, 2 modules for 2 beams, 3 as usual, 2 for 2 beams, etc. Shown in a different color in the photo. There are 17 pieces in a row.

In the 6th row there are 8 blue modules, 1 green, 7 blue, 1 green.

In the 7th row there are 2 green, 7 blue, 2 green, 6 blue.

In the 8th row there is 1 green, 1 pink, 1 green, 6 blue, 1 green, 1 pink, 1 green, 5 blue.

9th row 2 green, 3 blue, 1 yellow, 3 blue, 2 green, 6 blue;
10th row 1 green, 3 blue, 2 yellow, 3 blue, 1 green, 7 blue;
11th row 3 yellow, the rest blue;
12th row 4 yellow;
13th row 5 yellow;
14th row we go to decrease. We put on 4 yellow ones, each module has 3 rays, we put on the blue ones as usual. There are 15 pieces in a row.

15th row We put on 5 yellow ones, 2 blue ones on the sides as usual, and put on 4 blue ones on the bottom each for 3 rays. There are 13 pieces in a row.

16th row. We put on 4 yellow modules, each with 3 rays, 7 blue ones as usual. The head is ready.

Peacock tail
We collect 3 rows. The first row has 19 modules, the second row has 18 modules, the third row has 17 modules.
It is better to glue each module with PVA, but in this case the tail must be bent into shape immediately during assembly.

4th row 18 yellow.

5th row 1 blue, 1 yellow, 3 green, 1 yellow, 3 green, 1 yellow, 3 green, 1 yellow, 3 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue.

6th row 1 blue, 1 yellow, 2 green, 2 yellow, 2 green, 2 yellow, 2 green, 2 yellow, 2 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue. Between the green ones we simply insert pink ones.

7th row: 1 blue, 1 yellow, 2 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 1 yellow, 2 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 1 yellow, 2 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 1 yellow, 2 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue.

8th row: 1 blue, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 yellow, 2 blue, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 yellow, 2 blue, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 yellow, 2 blue, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue.

1 blue, 2 yellow, 1 blue, skip 2 rays, again one blue, etc.

We put one yellow on top of the yellow ones, one blue on the sides.

There are two blue ones on top, one on each.

Making feathers. We put on 1 blue, 1 green, 1 blue, 2 blue on top, 1 green on them.

Next to the green ones, we put on one blue one for one ray of blue.

There are 2 green ones on top and blue on the sides as in the previous row. On top of the greens there is one yellow, on the sides there is one green and one blue.

There are 2 green ones on top, blue ones next to them.

Now the feathers are green. We put 2 green ones on one blue module, then one, again 2,1,2,1,2.

We put one yellow on 2 green ones and green on the sides, then 2 yellow ones on top and green on the sides.

1. for such a bird you will need 858+64 (stand) blue, 360 yellow, 152 red, 29 white modules

2. First we make a ring, in each row there are 32 modules, if we continue to lay out the modules as shown in Figures 1 and 2, then we should get a ring consisting of 2 rows (each 32 modules), we lay out the third row in blue. Fig.4. I’ll say right away that I will describe the product looking at it from front side hole down!

3. FIG. 5 from the 4th row, insert yellow modules 2 through 2
RICE. 6 then for each pair of yellow ones we insert one more, and for the blue ones: 1st row - 1 module, 2nd row - 2 modules, 3rd row - 1 module, then we start making a bend, for this we select any blue segment and find the right module from 2 On the th row, on the free “corner” of this module (it will be on the right), insert the blue module into the left “pocket” (we’ll call it 1IZ). RICE. 7 on the right “corner” of module 1IZ we put the blue module with the left “pocket” (this will be 2IZ), similarly insert the third module (3IZ). RICE. 8 also insert the fourth (4IZ)

6. FIGURE 17 insert one red module into the lower part of the “tick”, then two on the right and two on the left, you get a red “tick” consisting of five modules
FIGURE 18. insert a white module into the lower part of the red “tick”
RICE. 19 on white we insert two red ones in a row, on top of them there is another red one, you should get a red diamond. RICE. 20 around the top of the red rhombus we lay out blue modules - we get a blue rhombus. now starting from FIG. 14 to FIG. We repeat 20 in each bend, i.e. we should get eight of the same rhombuses

7. FIG. 21. We begin to lay out the first wing, for this we select any 2 rhombuses located nearby - this is the base of the wing
FIGURE 22 in the gap between the selected rhombuses, we insert two more yellow modules onto the top two yellow modules (let’s designate them as 1p - right and 1l - left)
RICE. 23 then on the left corner of the 1l module we insert the yellow module with the right “pocket” (this will be 2l), on the right corner of the 1p module we insert the yellow module with the left “pocket” (this will be 2p). RICE. 24 onto a 2L module, using the same principle, first insert a 3L module, then 4L onto it; on the 2 p module, insert first 3 p, then 4 p, you should get a yellow “tick” between two diamonds

8. FIG. 25 into the lower part of this “tick” we first insert one blue module, then two blue ones, then one more at the edges - again we get a “tick”, only blue
Rice. 26 insert a white module into the lower part of the blue “tick”, first 2 in a row on it, then one on top - you get a small blue rhombus with a white middle
RICE. 27 we lay out yellow modules around the blue diamond - we get a large yellow diamond
RICE. 28 we lay out the upper part of the yellow rhombus with blue modules - the wing has already begun to emerge, it consists of three rhombuses, and the top is obtained with an angle at the top

9. FIG. 29 we begin to lay out our wing with yellow modules along the contour, for this we first insert one yellow module from the lower right part of the wing, and another yellow one into its left corner with the right “pocket”. RICE. 30 then also two more. RICE. 31 lay out three yellow modules as shown in the figure. RICE. 32 repeat all steps from fig. 29 to FIG. 31, only on the left side of the wing

10. FIG. 33, 34,35 on the lower right side of the wing we begin to lay out another row of yellow modules along the contour to the top up to the three yellow ones that we placed in Fig. 31, going around them to the top. RICE. 36 repeat the same on the left

RICE. 38. From the red right to the top and from the red left to the top we lay out blue modules along the contour. RICE. 39, 40. then again from the red right to the top and from the red left to the top we lay out yellow modules, thereby, as if continuing the yellow row, giving the wing the correct pointed shape without bends

12. FIG. 41. We insert first two and then another yellow module onto the top, making the wing pointed. the wing is almost ready, at the end we will also lay it out along the outline in blue, but that will come later......

further, starting from fig. 21 to FIG. 41 we repeat everything on the opposite side of our craft, laying out the second wing, in the end it should look like in fig. 42. (sorry for the photo) four diamonds should remain free, these will be the tail and head.

13. FIG. 43. We begin to lay out the chest: to do this, between two free rhombuses we lay out a “tick” with yellow modules, as in the figure. RICE. 44 inside the yellow “tick” I lay out the red one from seven modules. RICE. 45. Insert one white into the lower part of the red one, then a row of two white ones, then another one on top. RICE. 46. ​​around the white ones along the contour we lay out 5 red ones, getting a rhombus

14. FIG. 47 further along the contour, around the red ones we lay out yellow ones, getting a yellow diamond. RICE. 48 then insert two blue modules on the right and left sides, as in the figure. RICE. 49 Now, starting from the bottom of the left side of the piles to the top, along the contour, we lay out a row of blue modules. RICE. 50 we repeat the same on the right side of the chest, note that at the top there should be 5 blue modules in a row, if that doesn’t work, you can lay another row on top, adjusting the number of modules, at this place our neck will begin

15. leave the chest for now and begin to lay out the tail, this is for convenience so that the bird does not tip over
RICE. 69 between the remaining two free rhombuses, first lay out a row of red ones along the inner contour (you get a red “tick”), then a row of white ones (a white tick), insert one module in the lower part of the white one, then two white ones in a row on top, then 3 more white ones, further from the top of the whites there are four red ones
RICE. 70 then a row of three red ones, then a row of two (you can also adjust the number of modules, the main thing is to get an even corner. Now from the lower right part of the tail to the top, along the contour, we lay out another row of blue ones, the same on the left side , connecting the top with one blue module. The base for the tail is ready...

16. ...after laying out the base for the tail, we line the wings with blue modules along the contour, carefully securing the junction of the tail and chest with the wings
RICE. 51 now we begin to lay out the neck... on FIGURE. 50 we left a row of five blue modules, put four on it - this will be the 1st row, in the 2nd row there will be five modules, in the 3rd there will be four again, etc. lay out up to the 16th row, while giving the neck the desired bend (FIG. 52,53,54)
in the end it should look like in Fig. 54.

17. Let's get to the feathers!
RICE. 55 take a blue module, insert a blue module into the right “corner” with the left “pocket”, and also a blue module into the left corner with the right “pocket”
RICE. 56 insert one yellow
RICE. 57 then according to the principle of FIGURE. 55 insert two blue ones again, then yellow, etc. until you insert the fifth yellow
RICE. 58 on the fifth yellow one we insert two blue ones according to the principle of FIGURE 55, on the middle two corners we put on a yellow module, on the remaining corners from the blue ones we put on one blue one so that the arrows seem to diverge to the sides. Next we put on two yellow modules, inserting them onto the yellow and blue corners, and onto the remaining blue ones we put on one more blue one.

18. FIG. 59 for each yellow one we put one more on the edges, and a red one in the middle, the next row will be like this: two yellow ones in the middle and blue ones on the edges
RICE. 60 then a row of yellow in the middle and blue on the edges, then two blue, then yellow on top, then again two blue and yellow on top (all the same principle)
RICE. 61 now like this: 1st row - two yellow in the middle and two blue at the edges, 2nd row - five modules (from left to right): blue, yellow, red in the middle, yellow, blue
RICE. 62. Row 3 - blue, yellow, two red, yellow, blue
RICE. 63. Row 4 - blue, yellow, red, white, red, yellow, blue
RICE. 64. Row 5 - blue, yellow, two red, yellow, blue, row 6 - blue, yellow, red, yellow, blue

19. Row 7 - blue, two yellow, blue. 8th row - blue, yellow, blue 9th row - two blue one feather is ready, now we will do 4 more feathers in the same way, now we insert the feathers into the tail: one feather at the top, two at the base on both sides and two in the middle on both sides. It is better to glue the joints

20. now we finish the head... after we laid out 16 rows (see description for Fig. 51-54), we lay out the 17th row: blue, two yellow, blue (FIG. 65)
Row 18: three blue (FIG. 66)
RICE. 67 Row 19: two yellow, row 20: one blue, if in the last rows the corners of the modules stick out to the sides, they can be glued. I made the beak in the form of a cone from red paper, the eyes from white cardboard, the eyelashes from colored thin paper, the crown from yellow paper, and glued everything on with a hot gun (Fig. 68). during operation the tail will outweigh, don’t worry, when we install the bird on the stand it will stand straight. We make the stand from 64 blue modules, we insert the modules into each other, we get a flat ring

Firebird- a fairy-tale character in Russian fairy tales, in which she is the subject of search by the heroes.
The firebird's feathers glow and shine with gold and silver, which is why it is called the firebird. This wonderful master class of modular origami “Firebird” was made by Galina Tikhova.
A “Firebird” made of paper will look great on your table in the living room, decorating your interior for a very long time.
consists of: 254 green, 577 yellow, 245 orange, 208 white.

Assembly sequence of origami “Firebird”

1. Bird's body: 11 rows of modules with 35 modules in each row.
Assemble the first two rows of modules - 35 yellow modules in each row, connect them into a ring. In the third row every 5th module white, that is, alternate modules 4 yellow - 1 white.

Row 4 – (1 white, 3 yellow, 1 white) x 7
Row 5 – (1 orange, 1 white, 2 yellow, 1 white) x 7
Row 6 – (1 orange, 1 white, 1 yellow, 1 white, 1 orange) x 7

Turn the craft over and continue assembling (from left to right):

Row 7 – (1 green, 1 orange, 2 white, 1 orange) x 7
Row 8 – (1 green, 1 orange, 1 white, 1 orange, 1 green) x 7
Row 9 – (1 white, 1 green, 2 orange, 1 green) x 7
Row 10 – (1 white, 1 green, 1 orange, 1 green, 1 white) x 7
11 row – 1 orange, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white, 1 yellow, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white, 1 yellow, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white, 1 orange, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white , 1 orange, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white, 1 yellow, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white, 1 orange, 1 white, 2 green, 1 white.

2. Bird's breast: consists of 11 rows of modules
1 row – 1 white, (1 green, 1 white, 2 yellow, 1 white) x 2, 1 green, 1 white

Decrease by 1 module in each next row.
Row 2 – (2 white, 3 yellow) x 2, 2 white
3rd row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 orange, 3 yellow, 1 orange, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
4th row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 orange, 2 yellow, 1 orange, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
Row 5 – 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 orange, 1 yellow, 1 orange, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
6th row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow, 2 orange, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
Row 7 – 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 orange, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
8 row – 1 white, 1 green, 2 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
Row 9 – 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white
Row 10 – 1 white, 2 green, 1 white
11th row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 white

3. Bird's neck: consists of 9 rows of modules.
1 row – 2 yellow
2nd row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 white
3rd row – 2 yellow
4th row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 white
Row 5 – 2 white (put each on three corners)
6th row – 1 green
7th row – 2 white
8th row – 1 green
9th row – 2 white

4. Firebird head: consists of 4 rows of modules in the position (short side out) of the KSN.
1 row of head – 1 white, 1 yellow, 1 white (white with one pocket)
2nd row – 2 yellow
3rd row – 1 green (connects yellow corners)
Row 4 – 2 white (put each on 3 corners)

5. Beak: Place 1 orange KSN module on 2 white modules. Bend your neck, bend your head forward and down.

Head decoration: Connect 3 modules in a column: orange, yellow, green. Place 1 orange module in one pocket on each corner of the green module.

6. Wing. Lay out the wing modules in the position (long sides out) DSN 1 row – 1 orange, 1 white, 1 green, 1 white, 1 orange.

In each next row there is 1 less module
Row 2 – 1 orange, 2 white, 1 orange

Row 3 – 1 orange, 1 white, 1 orange
Row 4 – 2 orange
5 row – 1 orange

Place 1 white and 1 green module in a column on the top orange module.
Make the second wing in the same way.

Turn your torso with the back side facing you.

7. Tail: Start making the tail, which consists of 20 rows of modules

In the first row of the tail, lay out the modules in the DSN position
1 row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 white, 2 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 white

From the 2nd row, lay out the modules in the KSN position

2nd row – 1 white, 1 green, 1 white, 3 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 white

In each next row there is 1 more module. Place one yellow module with one pocket on the extreme corners of the first and last modules of each row

3rd row – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 4 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
4 row – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 5 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 5 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 6 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
6th row – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 7 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow

In the 7th and 8th rows, do not add:

Row 7 – 1 green, 1 white, 8 yellow, 1 white, 1 green
8th row – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 7 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow

In each next row there is 1 less module:

9 row – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 6 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 10 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 5 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 11 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 4 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 12 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 3 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 13 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 2 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 14 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 1 yellow, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 15 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 2 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 16 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 white, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 17 – 1 yellow, 2 green, 1 yellow
Row 18 – 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 yellow
Row 19 – 2 yellow
Row 20 – 1 yellow.

8. The bird stand consists of 6 rows of yellow modules laid out in a circle

Rows 1 to 5 – 34 yellow modules in each row.
Row 6 – 17 yellow (leave 2 empty corners between the modules of this row).

Glue the body to the stand

9. Feather "Firebird".

Connect 3 modules in a column (orange, yellow, green).
For each corner of the top module in a column, place 12 orange modules on top of each other, with one pocket.

The “Firebird” made of triangular modules looks very beautiful thanks to the modules different colors. Master class of modular origami firebird made by Katrin555. A peacock made of modules with a multi-colored tail is a true decoration of your room. To assemble a modular origami firebird, you will need triangular modules measuring 1/32 of an A4 sheet: blue 1253; greenish 678; yellowish 371; pink 93; Total modules: 2395. Description of the peacock assembly:

Torso We collect 2 rows of 10 blue modules and complete the chain.

3rd row of 20 modules. We dress like this (shown in a different color in the photo)

We dress rows 4,5,6,7,8,9 as usual. 20 triangular modules in each row.

In the 10th row we put on 3 modules usually, 2 for 2 pockets, 3 usually, 2 for 2 pockets and so on until the end of the row. Comes out 25 pcs. in a row.

In the 11, 12 and 13 rows there are 25 modules each, the 14th row we put on 18 modules, leaving 14 rays free. Next on these 18 we put on 17 modules, later again 18, then the 17th and 18th row again 18 modules, 19 row 17 modules, 20th - 18 modules. I do this, leaving a hole in the body for the tail. You can not bother and put on 25 modules up to the 21st row.

21 and 22 rows of 30 modules each. This is what the hole in the peacock's body looks like.

For the 23rd row we put on 1 module for 3 rays, we get 20 modules in a row. We put one pink one in the center.

In the 24th row, for 1 pink module we put on 2 pink ones, the other 18 are blue.

25th row 1 pink, 19 blue. We dress like this. The body of the firebird is ready.

Neck We collect 4 rows. The first row has 8 modules, the 2nd row has 9 modules, the 3rd row has 8 modules again, the 4th row has 9 modules, 1 pink in the center.

7th row 10 blue.

8th row 8 blue, 1 pink. 9th row 10 blue. 10th row 8 blue, 1 pink. 11th row 10 blue. 12th row 8 blue, 1 pink. 13th row 1- The 1st module is for three beams, the 2nd is also for three beams, 4 modules are usually, the 7th module is the same as the 1st for three beams and the eighth is for three beams. Thus, there are 8 modules in a row.

We shorten the 14th row again, put on 1 pink one in the usual way, and 4 blue ones at the edges, each with three rays. There are 5 pieces in a row.

We dress 15th row 6 blue as usual. 16th row 1 pink, 4 blue. 17th row 6 blue. 18th row 1 pink, 4 blue. 19th row 6 blue. 20th row 1 pink , 4 blue. 21st row 6 blue. 22nd row 1 pink, 4 blue. 23rd row 6 blue. 24th row 1 pink, 4 blue.

25th row we make a reduction, put on 4 blue ones.

26th row 1 pink in the center, 2 blue at the edges. 27th row 4 blue. 28th row 1 pink, 2 blue. 29th row 4 blue. 30th row 1 pink, 2 blue. 31- 1st row 4 blue. 32nd row 1 pink, 2 blue. 33rd row 4 blue. 34th row 1 pink, 2 blue. 35th row 4 blue.

The 36th row is pink in the center, we put the last 2 each on 3 rays. This way there are 3 pieces in a row. We put 2 blue ones on top of them, in the center. The neck is ready.

Head We take 13 modules, put 13 more on top, but with the short side out. It is better to glue each module.

Carefully, holding the edges, turn the workpiece inside out.

3rd and 4th rows, 13 pieces each.

In the 5th row we add 4 modules. We put on 3 modules as usual, 2 modules for 2 beams, 3 as usual, 2 for 2 beams, etc. Shown in a different color in the photo. There are 17 pieces in a row.

In the 6th row there are 8 blue modules, 1 greenish, 7 blue, 1 greenish.

In the 7th row there are 2 greenish, 7 blue, 2 greenish, 6 blue.

In the 8th row there is 1 greenish, 1 pink, 1 greenish, 6 blue, 1 greenish, 1 pink, 1 greenish, 5 blue.

9th row 2 greenish, 3 blue, 1 yellowish, 3 blue, 2 greenish, 6 blue; 10th row 1 greenish, 3 blue, 2 yellowish, 3 blue, 1 greenish, 7 blue; 11th row 3 yellowish , others blue; 12th row 4 yellowish; 13th row 5 yellowish; 14th row we go to decrease. We put on 4 yellowish ones, each module has 3 rays, we put on the blue ones as usual. There are 15 pieces in a row.

15th row 5 yellowish ones, 2 blue ones on the edges we put on as usual, and 4 blue ones on the bottom we put on 3 rays each. There are 13 pieces in a row.

16th row. We put on 4 yellowish modules, each with 3 rays, 7 blue ones as usual. The head is ready.

Peacock tail We collect 3 rows. The first row has 19 modules, the 2nd row has 18 modules, the 3rd row has 17 modules. It is better to glue each module with PVA, but in this case the tail must be bent into shape immediately during assembly.

4th row 18 yellowish.

5th row 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 3 greenish, 1 yellowish, 3 greenish, 1 yellowish, 3 greenish, 1 yellowish, 3 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue.

6th row 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue. Between the greenish ones we simply insert pink ones.

7th row: 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue.

8th row: 1 blue, 1 yellowish, 1 greenish, 1 yellowish, 2 blue, 1 yellowish, 1 greenish, 1 yellowish, 2 blue, 1 yellowish, 1 greenish, 1 yellowish, 2 blue, 1 yellowish, 1 greenish, 1 yellowish, 1 blue.

1 blue, 2 yellowish, 1 blue, skip 2 rays, again one blue, etc.

We put one yellowish one on top of the yellowish ones, and one blue one at the edges.

There are two blue ones on top, one on each.

Making feathers. We put on 1 blue, 1 greenish, 1 blue, 2 blue on top, 1 greenish on them.

Next to the greenish ones, we put on one blue for one ray of blue.

There are 2 greenish ones on top and blue ones along the edges as in the previous row. On top of the greenish ones there is one yellowish one, along the edges there is one greenish one and one blue one.

There are 2 greenish ones on top, blue ones next to them.

Now the feathers are greenish. We put 2 greenish ones on one blue module, then one, again 2,1,2,1,2.

We put on 2 greenish ones, one yellowish and greenish on the edges, then 2 yellowish ones on top and greenish on the edges.

Blue in the center, yellowish nearby, greenish at the edges. There are 2 blue ones on top, yellowish ones next to them, and greenish ones at the edges.

Next, we put on 1 pink one in the center, a blue one next to it, then a yellowish one and greenish ones around the edges. On top 2 blue, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish, later 1 blue, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish. After 2 yellowish, 2 greenish, above 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, on top 2 greenish and the topmost 1 greenish. Let's make 4 of these.

Adjacent feathers. We put on 2 blue ones, on their greenish one, two blue ones, greenish one, 2 blue ones, greenish one.

On the bottom 2 feathers, which are in the center, we put on 2 blue, 1 greenish, 2 blue, 1 greenish.

We make 4 arches. One arch has 5 modules on one side, 5 on the other and one in the center.

We put blue modules on top.

We put 1 pink in the center, 2 greenish ones above. After 1 yellowish, 2 greenish, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish, 1 pink, 2 yellowish, 2 greenish.

And here is our tail

Glue the beak, eyes, crest. We connect all the parts using a heat gun.

The firebird made from triangular modules is completely ready.

The creator of the master class is Timarevskaya Ekaterina. Source - http://stranamasterov.ru/node/953278#photo19 Material taken from the website origamka.ru

Firebird modular origami. Master class on assembling a firebird from paper

Firebird modular origami step-by-step master class assembly with explanations and photos. A beautiful firebird made of triangular modules is a true homemade decoration for a room. The firebird's feathers shine and shine with gold and silver, which is why it is called the fiery bird. This excellent master class of modular origami “Firebird” was made by Galina Tikhova. Modular origami Firebird consists of 1989 triangular modules: 1330 - burgundy, 394 - blue, 228 - snow-white, 20 - green, 17 - yellow.1. Torso of the Firebird Assemble the first two rows of modules - 40 burgundy modules in each row, connect them into a ring. Also 40 burgundy modules in rows 3 and 4.

In rows 5,6,7 we alternate the modules by color - see photo, the other modules in the row are reddish.

From the 8th row we assemble only the front part of the body where the modules alternate in color - see photo

From the 9th to the 22nd row we continue to assemble the body according to the photo below

The body is ready.2. The neck of the firebird consists of 13 rows of modules that alternate in color - see photo below

We finish with a reddish module - there will be a beak, assign a suitable twist to the neck.

3. The tail of the firebird. We assemble another 8 rows with reddish-colored modules - a total of 13 rows in the tail.

4. Assembling the tail feathers of the firebird. Collect 11 pieces in total. The feathers of the second row are attached to the back of the body, and the feathers of the first row are simply glued to the bottom with a hot glue gun.