Do you want to relive the happy childhood days of having fun outdoors? Come and learn to fold this super cool origami dart! The tutorial is easy to understand, with clear steps and intuitive illustrations, teaching you step - by - step how to transform paper into a flying weapon. Whether it's having an exciting dart battle with friends or exploring flying techniques on your own, it's full of fun. Hurry up and give it a try, and let the dart shuttle through the sky with joy.

Step 1: First, prepare two square papers of the same size. Fold the four sides of each paper in half respectively, and then unfold them to leave creases.

Step 2: Fold the upper and lower sides of each paper towards the middle crease and align them.

Step 3: Then fold the upper and lower long sides of each paper together along the middle crease, as shown in the figure.

Step 4: For the left - hand paper, fold the right - hand side up along the middle crease so that the edge aligns with the crease. For the right - hand paper, do the opposite, that is, fold the right - hand side down along the middle crease so that the edge aligns with the crease.

Step 5: Fold the other side of both papers along the middle line in the opposite direction of the previous step. You will get two such components.

Step 6: Turn both components over and fold the upper and lower ends into triangles like this. Make sure the triangles are not folded back.

Step 7: Fold the upper and lower corners of the two components towards the middle along the folded edge, getting two shapes like this.

Step 8: Unfold all the four corners that were folded towards the center in the previous step. Then stack the middle parts of the two components together like this. When stacking, make sure the side with a gap in the middle faces outwards.

Step 9: Then insert the four corners into the middle gaps respectively for assembly. In this way, the beautiful dart is folded. Try throwing it hard. It can fly very far and looks really cool. If one side of the step of inserting into the gap has been disassembled, it is best to use a pencil to poke a small hole on the other side and then insert the sharp corner in.