1 Twisted Dancer By Perry Bailey c 1998 Fold in half, unfold. Fold in half, unfold. 2 Fold both sides in to the center, unfold. Fold over diagonaly at the center, then unfold. Repeat in other direction as if for a waterbomb base. The dimension of the paper will fit a 1x1.76 ratio or you could take a piece of 8.5x11 inch typing paper cut a 8.5x8.5 inch square, take the piece left over fold it in half lengthwise then cut it in half at the crease. Giving an approx. piece of 10.9cmx6.2cm or there about. 3 4 5 Valley fold at the place where the diagonal fold meets the outside horizonatal folds, first the upper then the lower. This should give you a square in the center. Add the additional creases shown here, this will give you an even smaller square in the center. 6 Pinch the paper in at the four corners of the big square so that the little square drops down inside of the model. It is easiest to preform this move if you precrease the model as shown in the diagram marked 7. This should give you something vaguely reminiscent of diagram 8, I hope. If so the push in the sides of th model to the center while bringing up the top and bottom from below. If you are familiar with twist folds feel free to look at 10 or 11 and ignore all of this and do it your way. It is the result that counts, not how you got there. 7 8 9 10 Fold up the right corner, fold down the left corner. Now when you turn it over you have made a twist fold! And that’s how he got his name! 11 12 13 14 Swivel fold the leg under to the right. Swivel fold a leg over to the right. The legs should look like this. Then turn the model over and do a double rabbits ear upwards. 15 16 17 18 Swivel fold up the feet. Then fold back behind the extra paper to thin the left leg. Reverse fold the right foot inwards. Fold the entire left side as shown behind the model, this will cause a swivel fold behind the model. Mountain fold the excess materiel of the right leg behind as far up as you can, it makes the apearance of a knee. Turn the model over, valley fold the arm back out. 19 20 21 22 23 Finished! Is he dacing for joy? Is he dancing in rage? Is it a dance of panic? Or a dance of pain? Maybe the pee pee dance? Who can say? But he dances it! Again and again! Now valley fold the entire left side over as seen from the back, then reverse fold the arm back out, as shown in the enlarged diagram. Swivel fold down the head. valley fold down the hair and the tip of the right arm. then as seen in 23 mountain fold the excess paper back to finish the model. . apearance of a knee. Turn the model over, valley fold the arm back out. 19 20 21 22 23 Finished! Is he dacing for joy? Is he dancing in rage? Is it a dance. lengthwise then cut it in half at the crease. Giving an approx. piece of 10.9cmx6.2cm or there about. 3 4 5 Valley fold at the place where the diagonal fold meets