Hi, I was wondering if anybody could explain steps 5 and 6 of this model to me.
http://www.origami-artist.com/images/fox.gif
I don't understand what step five is at all, and I can't move on without it.
Thanks for your help in advance,
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Step 5: there are two hidden corners inside the fox. They're the ones marked 'a' and 'b' in step 1. Fold them to the right edge of the fox.
Step 6: there are two things to do here. The diagonal fold on the left (marked 'narrow') is a simple valley fold through all of the layers. The right side is a spread-squash.
Step 6: there are two things to do here. The diagonal fold on the left (marked 'narrow') is a simple valley fold through all of the layers. The right side is a spread-squash.
Yes, I am that Joseph Wu. Not that it really matters. And please call me Joseph or Joe. "Mr. Wu" is my dad. 
Thank you very much Joseph.
I know it's only a simple diagram but I somehow managed to get stuck.
With your help I've got it finished, now I can start learning how to do it without the diagram.
Thanks again, and I do love your work.
Keep folding.
I know it's only a simple diagram but I somehow managed to get stuck.
With your help I've got it finished, now I can start learning how to do it without the diagram.
Thanks again, and I do love your work.
Keep folding.
Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely,but rocks absolutely too.