This is the #shorts version of Henry's Flicker Boomerang. For the full tutorial click here:    • ⏹⏹ Henry's Flicker Boomerang and Phot...  

[Rather Simple] How to fold Henry's Flicker Boomerang and origami Photo Frame which my student, Henry, designed on his own and taught me as part of his tutoring session with me. I really like how the four flaps wrap around the corners of the square and tuck nicely into pockets, making it a good aerodynamic flicker. It also serves as a double sided picture frame, and, with the extra weight of a picture or two, it will probably fly a little better too! When you fold it in half in both directions it spins great on a smooth surface.

One more cool thing about the model is that you can push in the sides of the square to shape the model into a cool-looking container!

Kudos and thanks to Henry for designing and showing me how to fold this simple and awesome origami model. As you see in the video he also did an excellent job demoing the model, including two perfect boomerang flicks and an impressive flick across the room toward his webcam.

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