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Align the corners precisely when folding to ensure a clean and sharp crease — this fold will help guide upcoming steps.

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Make sure the edges line up neatly with the center line—clean folds will help with the precision of the crab’s legs and body later.

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Use the center line as a guide and make sure your folds are even to keep the model balanced.

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Align the tip carefully with the bottom point to keep your folds centered and symmetrical.

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If your shape doesn’t match this, double-check your folds—especially the center alignment.

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Use your fingers to guide the folds gently upward. Check the next step if you're unsure how it should look.

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Keep this piece flat and safe while you prepare the bottom part with a second sheet.

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This fold is just a reference mark — keep the crease light but visible.

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Keep your folds sharp and even to make sure both halves of the crab will align later.

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Try to match your folds to the opposite side for perfect symmetry.

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Sharp folds help keep everything compact and clean.

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If not, recheck your alignment and refold carefully.

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This fold is tricky — take your time and check the next step to verify the result.

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Flatten the model and smooth any uneven folds before assembly.

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If the pieces won’t stay together, use a small amount of glue to hold them in place.

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Place the eyes evenly for a friendly look — get creative with the expression!