Pop Up Card V fold
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The most basic, 45 degree angle, V fold.
Fold your paper in half. Draw a square with one side on the fold. Cut along the solid black line.
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Fold and unfold along the dotted line to set the foldline.
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Push out the pop up from the back.
This way, it looks like a vase or a spout or a bottom lip. Turned upside down it resembles a tree, or a skirt, a hat, a beak. Sideways it could be a megaphone or a telescope.
The V fold is actually a box with one short side and one long side. Try it! Draw a box pop up. Now shorten one side. Now try it with an even shorter side. Now so short there isn't a side at all. Oh look, it's a V fold!
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Some examples
Vary the shape of the cut and the angle of the fold to make a heart or a nose.