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Flatten the paper gently so the corners stay neat and the next folds line up better.

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Unfold the side folds after making the creases, and line up the top and bottom edges neatly with the center.

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Crease each diagonal firmly, then open the paper flat again so the guide lines stay clear.

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Open the layers slowly before pressing flat, and use the crease lines to guide the squash fold into place.

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After unfolding, keep the paper flat and make sure the crease line is easy to see.

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Open only the top layer while squashing, and let the crease marks guide the paper into place.

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Match each fold to the diagonal crease line so both flaps open evenly.

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Keep the folds flat and even so the layers do not slide out of place.

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Use the dashed lines as your guide and keep both folds matched for a cleaner result.

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Fold carefully on the guideline and check the side view so the front section angles neatly.

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Make the small front fold first, then turn the upper section behind while keeping the layers flat.

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Lift slowly while holding the base steady so the layers open neatly without slipping.

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Try to make both side folds even so the model stays balanced and looks neat from the front and side.

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Crease firmly before unfolding so the line is easy to follow later.

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Go slowly with the sink fold and let the crease lines guide the paper inward before pressing it flat.

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Work on one side at a time and push the paper inward carefully so both folds match.

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Use gentle folds here because small adjustments can make the final shape look much nicer.

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Lightly adjust the top points and the base so the finished rabbit looks neat and balanced.