How to Make Ddakji
Ddakji is a traditional Korean paper game featured in 'Squid Game'. Through this tutorial video, you can learn how to make your own Ddakji game cards. All you need is some colored paper, and by following the steps in the video, you can create this fun game piece.
How to Make Ddakji
Learn to Make Traditional Korean Paper Game
Gather Materials
Prepare several sheets of square origami paper. Choose papers with different colors or patterns. The paper size doesn't matter as long as it's square.
Fold into Thirds
Fold the paper horizontally into thirds - you can measure with a ruler or estimate by eye.
Fold the Corners
As shown, fold the left corner up and the right corner down.
Make Second Unit
Using another sheet of paper, repeat steps two and three.
Join Units
Place the two folded units together as shown in the diagram.
Fold the Wings
Fold the left and right wings inward, then fold the top wing down under the right wing, and the bottom wing up under the left wing.
Complete
If folded correctly, your ddakji should hold together without glue or tape. Now you're ready to play!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about Traditional Ddakji
What is Ddakji?
Ddakji is a traditional Korean game where players throw folded paper tiles to try to flip their opponent's tile. It has been played since the Joseon period (1392-1897) and gained international popularity after being featured in Squid Game.
How is Ddakji played?
In this traditional game, two or more players each have paper tiles called ddakji. Players take turns throwing their ddakji at their opponent's ddakji on the ground, trying to flip it over. The game can be played with various rules and winning conditions.
What materials do I need to make Ddakji?
To make ddakji, you'll need thick paper or cardboard, preferably around 200-300gsm weight. Traditional players often used whatever paper materials were available, including old books or packaging materials.
How do you make a Ddakji?
Traditional ddakji are made by folding thick paper into square or round shapes. The paper's thickness, weight, and folding technique all affect how well it performs in the game. Players often create their own ddakji to enhance certain properties.
What are the different styles of Ddakji?
There are several traditional styles of ddakji, including square (the most common), round, hexagonal, and pentagon shapes. Each shape has its own folding pattern and playing characteristics.
Are there different game variations?
Yes, there are several traditional variations including neomgyeomeokgi (flipping game), nallyeomeokgi (distance throwing), byeokchigi (wall bouncing), and mireonaegi (pushing game).
How can I improve my Ddakji skills?
Practice different throwing techniques, experiment with various paper folding methods, and learn from experienced players. The key is to understand how paper weight and folding technique affect the ddakji's performance.
Is Ddakji suitable for children?
Yes, ddakji is traditionally a children's game that helps develop hand-eye coordination and social skills. However, adult supervision is recommended for younger children when making ddakji with scissors.