How to fold a flat-bottomed boat with a canopy.

With the flat-bottomed boat with canopy folded in here, you can convert it into a flat-bottomed boat without a canopy by folding the canopy back.

In the old days, when children didn't have many games to play, paper folding was a popular pastime. Not only that, it was also a way to express creativity, like folding paper in the shapes of East, West, South, and North . With just a sheet of paper, we could fold many different kinds of paper boats and even float them on the water.

 

The most common types of paper boats we fold are flat-bottomed boats without a canopy, small boats, flat-bottomed boats with a canopy, canoes, etc. There are quite a few types of paper boats you can fold using different kinds of paper.

Below, TipsMake.com presents instructions on how to fold a flat-bottomed paper boat with a canopy, a type of boat quite familiar in Vietnam.

How to fold a flat-bottomed boat with a canopy.

Step 1: You will need a square piece of paper. You can use an A4 sheet and cut it into a square. Then fold it along the two diagonals to create creases as shown in the image below.

 

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Step 2: Next, fold the four corners of the paper towards the center as shown in the image below.

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And we will have 4 edges folded in as shown in the image below.

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Step 3: Fold the four corner stitches outwards as shown in the image below.

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Step 4: Next, flip the paper over and fold both sides inwards.

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And we'll end up like this down there.

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Step 5: Next, fold another corner inwards along the center line of the paper, as shown in the image below.

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Step 6: Fold it again to form a pointed end as shown in the image below, and do the same with the remaining 3 edges.

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And you will get a rhombus like this.

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Step 7: Fold the two horizontal edges of the rhombus inwards.

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Step 8: Next, open the middle section of the diamond shape, insert your hands on both sides, and gently and slowly flip it until it forms a boat shape.

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Now, the bottom face of the diamond shape will become the boat's face, and the part we've been folding will become the boat's underside.

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So now you know how to fold a flat-bottomed boat with a canopy. If you want to turn it into a flat-bottomed boat without a canopy, simply fold down the two sides of the canopy at the bow.

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