Origami Angel Wings!

I was going through a few ideas for constructing an Eiffel Tower, and voila! Out came an idea to create a frilled pair of Angel Wings using Paper!

This is very easy to make provided you have white paper. I did not have white paper and managed to create this using brown paper for which I had just the size for this project.

I am no Angel, but I created this Wings so that kids can easily fly into space and fetch us the Moon! I know it does not makes sense but a story is necessary.

1. A cardboard rod for support.
2. 3 large square sheets of paper, and some extra paper to connect them together. - I have used 70cm of paper size.
3. A long scale - preferably a metallic scale to fold the project.

1. Similar to a square with a missing piece, stick together the 3 pieces in an L-Shape.
2. I have used a 75cm square piece multiplied by 3.

I have used a square piece of paper and folded all the diagonals to form a prototype, this is what the final piece would look like.

After they are joined, create diagonal folded lines starting from the central corner.

After each fold is created, re-fold the piece using On-Off Folding.

On-Off Folding means, fold towards one side, then towards anther side.

Identify the central point, compress at this point, the two halves so formed are the wings. Attach a cardboard or a PVC rod right in the center and tie a rope around it, extend the rope to create two shoulder hangers - which constitute the hanging part.

Here are a few snaps of Angel Wings with Angel Face.

Don't I look like an Angel?

Yes! Nooooo... :(:(:(:(:(

PS: Probably the wings should have been white in color.