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• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

Discard any excess paper. Cut or tear carefully along the edge, you will get a square piece of paper. advertisement

Part 2 of 3: Fold the Sections

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   Double the square. Folds parallel to the edges.

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   Cut the square in half. Cut the square into two equal parts. Paper cutters will make this easier.

3. 

   Repeat. Fold each piece of paper in half vertically, parallel to the length of the paper.

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   Fold the ends of the paper. Fold the ends of paper diagonally so that the edges overlap.

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   Repeat. Repeat this step at each end of the sheet, making sure the creases are in the direction shown in the image.

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   Create triangular folds. Fold the top of the paper diagonally. As a result, you will create a large triangle facing you and two smaller triangles on the side near you.

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   Repeat. Repeat the above step for each end of the sheet. Make sure that the folded triangles are facing each other as shown in the figure. advertisement

Part 3 of 3: Attaching Folded Pictures

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   Rotate the folding figure to the left and arrange the two folds as shown.

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   Place the right fold over the left fold. When placing like that in the middle will create a square, if you have not seen it, do not worry. Just fold the fold in the center.

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   Fold the top of the upper triangle diagonally and insert it into the gap between the two sheets of paper.

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   Fold the top of the lower triangle diagonally and insert it into the gap between the two sheets of paper.

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   Flip up the bottom of the fold.

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   Fold the right corner diagonally and slip it into the slot between the two sheets of paper.

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   Fold the left corner at the same end diagonally and insert it into the slot between the other two sheets of paper. You may have to choose a bit to do this.

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   Stick tape to the center of the part where you just inserted the creases, so the darts won't pop out.

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   Enjoy the game with ninja darts. advertisement

Advice

• Be sure to thoroughly tighten the creases of the darts. If not, the darts will not look sharp and compact enough as required.
• Cut the lines more and blend the creases more closely.
• Never throw darts in the eye! The dart heads are very pointed!
• The tighter the cuts and folds, the easier it is for you to fold the shape and insert the sharp ends into the slot without leaving a trace.
• If you fold, fold the creases and throw properly, the paper darts will fly like real darts.
• Fold three or more darts, aligning the darts in the same direction, slightly spaced apart. Holding them between your thumb and index finger, throwing the darts forward at the same time is like a platter.
• To create sharp creases, run your thumb and index finger along the area where you want the crease to be.
• You can use emulsion pens, emulsion pens, etc. to decorate the darts.
• No need to use tape to make darts.
• It is best to use magazine paper to fold.
• If you press a match in the center of the dart, you can make the tip of the dart.

Warning

• Be careful when throwing darts. You can hurt yourself.
• The edges can be very sharp, keep away from small children.
• Be careful when using scissors.
• Do not throw darts at people or animals.

What you need

• One sheet of paper measuring 21 cm x 29 cm (equivalent to A4 size) or Origami paper (optional but recommended)
• Pull (optional)
• Tape