Fishing boat with awnings. Be sure to crease each fold firmly so that the finished boat will turn inside out easily. If waterproofed paper is used, this boat will float.

Follow directions for Figs. 115 and 116 to get illustration, Fig. 89.
Do not turn figure over as stated in directions for Fig. 116.

Fold on the dotted line, bringing point D to line X-X. Fold over again on line X-X.

Repeat directions in Fig. 90 for points A, B and C. When all four sides are done, you should have Fig. 92.

Fold toward the back, on the dotted lines.

Place paper in position shown in Fig. 93. Fold on the dotted line, bringing line A-A to line B-B.

The boat now looks as in Fig. 94. Fold the upper layer on the dotted lines and crease.

Fold the lower layer toward the back on the dotted lines.

Fold the upper layer on the dotted lines.

Fold the lower layer toward the back on the dotted lines.

Boat is now in position, Fig. 99. Fold the top layer upward and the lower layer backward on dotted line.

Place boat in floating position. Turn boat inside out carefully, holding all folds tightly in place to prevent loosening. You can do it in three steps (1), (2), and (3), respectively, as shown by the arrows. Study holding in Fig. 100 B.

View of finished boat on a sunny day. For rainy weather., pull out under layer of A and B, Fig. ioi A.

View of finished boat on a rainy day.

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