Hey! This is just one of my blogs but it's dedicated to origami. Lots of what's on here is my fav origami but I'll also post some of my own stuff. What to see a particular model? Drop by my ask box and make some suggestions and I'll get back to you as soon as i can.
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Senior High, origami fanatic, ARCT piano, canto, Christian
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Sakura Icosahedron
Designed by Martin Sejer Andersen
Hexagon with side length 7.5
20 Pcs
Signum Ametrine
Designed by Ekaterina Lukasheva
7.5 by 7.5
60 Pcs
So I folded this model again because the last time I folded it I didn’t do a very good job (I screwed up step 8 on half the modules and also didn’t assemble correctly and even though I fixed both it’s not the same as doing it right the first time) and now it’s pretty nice you know
Galatea designed by Uniya Filonova, takes 30 pieces of paper.
Oasis
Designed by Valentina Minayeva
7.5 by 7.5
30 Pcs
(assembled with glue)
I folded the pyramid. In case any of you doubted I wouldn’t. I think the result is pretty cool, considering.
Ok, so let’s go to the facts. This model by Jo Nakashima is explained in this video, and it’s pretty detailed, and if you want to get it, just follow the instructions step by step. Step by step. Don’t hurry up, this will take you some time, but origami always takes time, that’s why we like it.
It’s not easy, but it’s not really difficult either. If you can’t do more than cranes, don’t do it yet, cause it’s possible that you’ll frustrate and will end up throwing a a paperball out of the window and hitting some poor citizen passing by, and we don’t want that, do we? The bigger problem come when making the steps. Just be patient, in the end they pop out. Just don’t be afraid of losing a bit of the already folded pyramid, once creased it’s easy to put it back again. I helped myself with a pen’s cap to push them out.
The result is rather small, the one he explains, it’s about the size of a normal hand (mines are really small so they don’t count). I like it, might try the bigger ones some day.
Have a nice fold!
Origami Wedding Bouquet
My first wedding bouquet maded with origami folds. I pass 1 week doing it, with patience. =) I like the result.
Flower Tower by Chris K. Palmer
Creds to passthepaper for linking instructions on her post :)
Sirtaki Kusudama Designed by Uniya Filonova~ folded by me~
4D box designed by Kuniko Kasahara. This model actually has more cubes inside of the box, but I only showed three just to see how it works. This is probably going to be the last gifset for origami (for now) unless I find some more origami action toys/transformer origami.
If you’re interested in looking at my other origami gifsets here is the Magic Rose Cube and Star Flexicube.
Rio-Rita
Designed by Uniya Filonova
2.5 by 7.5
30 Pcs