Paper folding constellation clothes

1. Fold the square paper in half once, open it, and fold both sides inward along the crease. 2. Align the four corners with the center line and fold inward, leaving creases before opening. Fold the paper in half along the long side, open it, and fold the two short sides inward to align with the crease, so that the left and right sides form a rectangle. Turn the paper around, let the rectangle on the left face you, pull it to both sides and flatten it, that's it. 4. Turn the paper over again, point the rectangle on the right at yourself, pull it out into a square, and then turn the paper back to its original position. 5. Turn the paper to the back, fold the midline of the upper and lower edges inward, leave a crease and open it. 6. Align these two corners with the two intersections just formed and fold inward. Become such a character. 7. Keep the positions of the two corners unchanged, fold back the original creases on the upper and lower edges, and flatten the inner part to the left, and it will become like this. 8. Fold this corner back to about 1/4 on this side, and fold it on the other side as well. Become like this. 9. Fold this corner inward so that the vertex on the left just falls on this crease, then pull this part out to the left and flatten it, and fold it on the other side as well. 10. Fold the parts of these two triangles. Become like this. 1 1. Turn the model to the back, and fold this corner to the right twice in a row, and so do the other side. Become like this. 12. Fold the model in half, and fold the left part in the depression once to form a lion's head. The right side is folded once along the hind leg position to form a lion's tail. 13. Fold both sides of the tail inward and make it thinner. 14. Fold the backs of the four legs inward to make the legs thinner. Finally, press your back down, and Leo is done. Do you know that?/You know what? Leo has seven firsts in 12 constellation. That is, confidence first, courage first, sunshine first, glory first, taste first, face first, etiquette first.