Winged Paper Dragon

Use a thin square sheet; the neck and feet contain several layers.

Crease both diagonals and midlines, then collapse into a square base with the opening down. Fold both side edges inward and crease the top triangle.

Open the folds, reinforce the central square and collapse that square inward, following the four panels.

Fold the upper section down, repeat on the remaining faces, then lift a flap upward. Make the indicated diagonal crease and reopen it.

Make and reopen the matching crease. Pinch the creases into a raised ridge and fold that ridge to one side.

Repeat on the back. Turn the right front flap left and the left rear flap right; check the side view.

Open the little corner on each side. Align the indicated edges, then flatten the raised section to the left.

Repeat on all four small edges. Fold the broad flaps into wings and bend the narrow point into the neck.

Use the close-up to reverse-fold the long point upward, supporting its base while you press the crease.

Reverse-fold the tip to make the head and adjust its angle above the body.

Press the tail outward from its center and spread the wing folds.

Adjust the feet, wings and tail until the dragon holds its shape.