Origami inside reverse fold

In origami inside-reverse-fold, the tip of the paper tucks between the open sides.  The fold lies between the front and rear layers of the paper.

The finished inside-reverse-fold has two mountain-fold connected to the spine. Though the fold uses an origami valley-fold for pre-creasing.

The crease in origami inside-reverse-fold is in the opposite direction of origami outside-reverse-fold. The inside-reverse-fold is more common than the outside-reverse-fold.

The origami inside-reverse-fold is often used for:
Head, feet, and tail of the origami animal models.
– The beak of the origami bird models.

Example of inside reverse fold

The origami inside-reverse-fold uses an origami valley-fold for pre-creasing.

Step 1: Make an origami kite base.

Step 1: Origami inside reverse fold

Step 2: Valley-fold the top-right edge to meet the opposite edge. Now, the paper is ready to make an inside-reverse-fold.

Step 2: Origami inside reverse fold

Step 3: Valley-fold the top tip of the paper.

Step 3: Origami inside reverse fold

Step 4: Unfold the fold done in Step 3.

Step 4: Origami inside reverse fold

Step 5: Open the layer and tuck the tip between the two layers of the paper along the crease made in Step 3.

Step 5: Origami inside reverse fold

Step 6: Flatten the paper, to form origami inside-reverse-fold.

Step 6: Origami inside reverse fold

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