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Pleat—this is a combination of valley and mountain folds, which are made at the same time.
Pull out—where flaps of layers are unfolded to a previous position.
Outside reverse fold—the paper is wrapped around the outside. This fold is usually precreased before forming.
Inside reverse fold—the paper is pushed inside existing layers. This fold is usually precreased before forming.
Crimp—a black arrowhead indicates that you will be applying pressure to the paper somewhere. Here the symbol is used with a “crimp fold.”
Fold equal distances—this is usually a general guide, rather than one that requires accuracy.
Squash—a black arrowhead indicates that you will be applying pressure to the paper somewhere. Here the symbol is used with a “squash fold.”
Leaf
A leaf is a beautifully elegant structure. Here, I’ve tried to capture that quality with minimal creases. Try altering step 4 to produce different leaves.
With the white side facing up, fold in half from side to side, crease and unfold.
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