How to fold a blintz-fold-crane

Blintz-fold-crane

Blintz-fold-crane means a crane which is made from a blintz-base.
(I named it.)

Blintz-base means the shape which four corners are folded to the center point.
The picture is down below.

There are two types of blintz-fold-crane.
I named them inside-blintz-crane and outside-blintz-crane.

Inside-blintz-crane looks the same as a basic paper crane.
Outside-blintz-crane is a crane that you can see a liner or the back side.


Before folding a basic-crane for connecting-cranes, make basic-creases down below.

Before folding a blintz-fold-crane, make creases down below.

I named the creases “blintz-crane-creases”.

Also, the creases of inside-blintz-crane are “inside-blintz-crane-creases”.
the creases of outside-blintz-crane are “outside-blintz-crane-creases”.
(Make creases on the same part before folding an inside-blintz-crane or outside-blintz-crane. However, make some creases in the different direction.)

Before folding Renzuru which is included blintz-fold-cranes,
make blintz-crane-creases on each square.


There are 13 models which are included blintz-fold-cranes.

• The models that are included inside-blintz-cranes
  • Kumanri
  • Murakumo
  • Mitsugaichi
  • Yumeno-kayoizi
  • Hana-tachibana
  • Haruno-akebono
  • Yokogumo
  • Omodaka
  • Hiyoku
• The models that are included outside-blintz-cranes
  • Yadorigi
  • Kakitsubata
• The models that are included an inside-blintz-crane and an outside-blintz-crane
  • Sozi
  • Sekirei

The way to make inside-blintz-crane-creases and outside-blintz-crane-creases in the beginning are the same.

Therefore, make creases while referencing the below steps!