Step 1) Start with a square sheet of paper. Fold it in half along the dotted line and unfold.

Step 2) Fold the right side of the paper along the dotted line to the center.

Step 3) Fold the left side of the paper to the center.

Step 1) Start with a square of paper and fold it in half (diagonally). This isn’t actually part of the Inside Reverse Fold but it’ll give you a shape that you can use, to make the Inside Reverse Fold.

Step 2) Fold along the dotted line. This is where you’re going to make the inside reverse fold. Your fold doesn’t have to match the exact position of the line, so don’t worry if it doesn’t measure up exactly.

Step 3) Crease this fold well, then unfold it.

Step 4) Turn the paper over.

Step 5) Make a fold along the dotted line. This will be the opposite side of the fold you made earlier.

Step 6) Crease this fold well, then unfold it.

Step 7) Turn the paper over again, so it’s back the way it was before.

Step 8) Push the paper inside, following the two folds you made before.

Step 9) Push the paper inside the model (all the way) and flatten the creases you already made.

This is the completed Inside Reverse Fold.

Step 1) Start with a square of paper and fold it in half diagonally. This isn’t part of the Outside Reverse Fold, but it will give you shape you can use to make the fold.

Step 2) Fold the paper along the dotted line. This will be where you will make the Outside Reverse Fold. Your fold doesn’t have to line up exactly where the line is so don’t worry about making it perfect.

Step 3) Crease this fold well, then unfold it.

Step 4) Turn the paper over.

Step 5) Make a fold along the dotted line. This will be the opposite side of the fold you made earlier.

Step 6) Crease this fold well, then unfold it.

Step 7) Fold the paper outside, along the creases you already made. To make it a bit easier, you can open it up.

Step 8) Fold the paper down, along the creases you already made.

Step 9) As you fold the paper down, close the paper up again (along the crease you made in step 1). The paper you folded down should flatten nicely on the outside.

This is the completed Outside Reverse Fold.

Step 1) Start with a square piece of paper. Fold the paper in half along the dotted line, then unfold it. You will use this line as a guide in later steps.

Step 2) Fold the paper along the dotted line. It should line up with the crease you made in Step 1.

Step 3) Crease this fold well, then unfold it.

Step 4) Fold the paper on the other side (along the dotted line). It should also line up with the crease you made in Step 1.

Step 5) Crease this well, then unfold it.

Step 6) Fold both sides of the paper along the dotted lines back to the center, following the two creases you just made. The paper will bunch up in the middle and you will make a new crease along that small vertical dotted line.

Step 7) After Step 6, you should have a triangle shaped flap of paper. Fold this down to the side. It doesn’t matter which side you fold this flap down to.

This is the completed Rabbit Ear Fold.

Step 1) Fold the paper to the side along the dotted line.

Step 2) Fold the paper back (the other way), along the dotted line. Note: this new fold is a little bit to the left of the first fold you made.

Step 3) This is the completed Pleat.

Step 1) Start with a square piece of paper. Fold the paper in half along the dotted line, then unfold it.

Step 2) Next, make a Pleat by folding the paper to the left along the dotted line. Your fold doesn’t have to match the one in the diagram exactly. It just needs to be roughly in the same place.

Step 3) Fold the paper back (to the right) along the dotted line. Your fold doesn’t need to be exactly in the same place as the diagram. You now have a Pleat.

Step 4) Fold the paper in half, again (along the crease you made in Step 1).

Step 5) This is the completed crimp.