This dollar bill origami folding turtle, is composed with a one dollar bill, no cuts and glue on the invoice were used the finished folding is a sea turtle. dollar bill wrinkles are very popular in Japan and is often folded as to give a tip off.
Animal - dollar bill the Turtle200 views, 25 so far today |This Kusudama, floral ornament, with a total of 32 modular units and the flower ball is by total 16 modular units gebildet.Jedes is piece of paper into a modular unit is folded, where at the end are you all together adhesive, to make a beautiful flower ball.
Kusudama – floral Kusudama59 views so far today 59 |This ornament, wizards, and the witch are each of you folded using a single square sheet of origami paper, I would recommend, a paper with different color on each Seite.Das finished ornament can be used specifically for the Helloween.
Ornament – Wizard and Witch133 indicating so far today 36 |This animal dollar bill, the Marlin is folded with a one dollar bill, the wrinkles - wrinkles are quite complicated but when you have finished a time - the next time much easier be aimed finished folding is a Marlin bollar account, you fold it it as a gift or tip type or surprise even to someone.
Animal - dollar bill the Marlin53 views, 53 so far today |This 3D origami, Tennyoinko creates bird, where around 200 Chinese triangular modular units and each unit is folded using a small rectangular sheet of paper. The finished block folding is a very pretty and beautiful Tennyoinko bird with different colors of the spring.
3D origami – Tennyoinko232 views, 77 so far today |This 3D origami, Golden Pheasant, has about 250 + chinese triangular modular colors to create these 3D origami Golden Pheasant were many colors of paper used the Golden Pheasant Bird to a matching color.
3D origami – Golden Pheasant100 views so far today 85 |
September 29, 2010 at 11: 36 pm 
Did it, so certainly forever, Wordless, if you share this one certainly is a belated new photography was not me is some Kitty. Look at those baby blues! just unbearable for school / work being House every day when I can, how do you stay upset by this little angel is waiting for me??
September 29, 2010 at 11: 18 pm 
Well guys, from business cards giveaway UPrinting.com close to come, and our winner lucky number 26 is! this means... from Alice MimiandColette!
She redesigned from the 250 winners receive in die cut business cards and business cards Moi optional. To enter at this time everyone in too many thanks! hopefully I will make printing giveaways than some of the future. You need to save money to count it really, arts and crafts.
This Kirigami, stairs, is created with a single sheet of paper.First the design created on the paper is then carefully cut to it in the three-dimensional form for transformieren.Dies is ideal for creating beautiful pop up cards.
Kirigami – Stairs63 views, 63 so far today |This Kirigami, stairs, is created with a single sheet of paper.First the design created on the paper is then carefully cut to it in the three-dimensional form for transformieren.Dies is ideal for creating beautiful pop up cards.
Kirigami – Stairs63 views, 63 so far today |@jreyesonline A: use the truck like an addtional foot, B: make the foot at the back shorter? C: make sure that the front feet are flipped forward (nearer to the head)
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thank you? very much
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.After that, we will go on to make the wings and head of the butterfly, finally folding it into the final shape.
This tutorial should be regarded as fairly simple and is gone over in detail. Hope you enjoy, and please comment, rate, and subscribe to my videos! Thanks :-)
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Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Green and Red modules are made with the same size of paper. (10cm x 10cm is a good size for this model)
In this model we'll use 6 units (3 of each color)
Designed by Valerie Vann
Making the Origami Flapping Bird is very similar to making the Origami Crane, yet with fewer folds. We must know how to make the Origami Bird Base, from which we can then make the flapping bird. I teach how to make the Bird Base step by step in this tutorial, but if you already know how to make it, you may fast forward to around 5:30.
If you already know how to make the Bird Base, you may fast forward to around 5:30 to learn how to convert the bird base into a flapping bird. To make the bird flap, you hold the neck and pull on the tail.
As always, please comment, rate and subscribe for notification of my future videos. Post any questions in the comment section and also let me know what else you would like to learn. Thanks for watching!
-Rob
OOo Tadashi, me explica um coisa, por favor, quando vc usa um papel a4, seja sulfite ou color? plus, como vc faz pra cortar? tem algum cortador especial,ou se vc usa tesoura, como faz pra ficar bem certinho, por favor se puder, responda. Obrigada
adoro seus videos.
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Save some energy for the end of this process—you'll need it to puff the breath of life into your adorable little bunny.
To complete this How-To you will need:
A sheet of square origami paper (6" x 6" / 15 cm x 15 cm)
A flat surface
Step 1: Fold the edges to the opposite sides and unfold
With the colored side up, fold one edge to the opposite edge, then unfold. Rotate the paper and do the same with the other two edges.
Step 2: Flip the paper over and fold corner to opposite
Turn the paper over to the white side and fold one corner to the opposite corner. Unfold.
Step 3: Rotate the paper and repeat
Rotate the paper and repeat with the other two corners. Do not unfold.
Step 4: Collapse into an upside-down pyramid
You should have an overall triangular shape with creases that form a "V" on either side of the center vertical crease. Pick up the model and hold it with your fingers on either side of the "V." Gently bring your hands together allowing the paper to collapse into an upside-down pyramid shape.
Step 5: Place on table
Place the model back down on the table and arrange it so that there are two flaps on each side and the closed point is at the top.
Step 6: Fold bottom corners up
Working only on the front flaps, fold the bottom right and bottom left corners up to the top point.
Step 7: Fold one top corner to create landmark crease
To mark the center of the model, fold ONE of the top corners to the bottom and then crease, creating a landmark for the next step, and unfold.
Step 8: Fold corners to meet at landmark crease
On the top layer, you should now have a diamond shape. Fold the right and left corners of the diamond to meet in the middle at the landmark.
Tip: You should now have two little triangles, the top edge of which has two layers. These form pockets that will be used later to lock the model.
Step 9: Fold top corners to cover pockets
Keeping the pockets in place, fold the two top corners down and out to the side, covering the pockets.
Step 10: Fold outer corners to center
Fold these outer corners to the center to meet. You should now have two tiny triangles covering the pockets.
Step 11: Tuck triangles into pockets
Gently tuck these triangles INTO the pockets, forming a lock. The top layer of your model should now be a lozenge-shaped hexagon.
Step 12: Flip model over
Turn the model over to the plain pyramid shape.
Step 13: Fold long sides to center
Fold down each of the long sloping sides to align on the center vertical crease.
Step 14: Form upside-down triangle
Pivoting on the lower right corner, grasp the bottom right flap and fold it over to the right. You will form an upside-down triangle with a top edge parallel to the bottom of the model.
Tip: You may need to adjust the fold using the pivot before creasing into place.
Step 15: Repeat on left side
Repeat on the left side. You should now have an overall boat shape with a large sail.
Step 16: Fold bottom right edge to center
Pivoting at the bottom of the center vertical crease, fold the bottom right edge of the boat to lie on the center vertical. Repeat on the left side.
Step 17: Arrange four flaps into "+" sign
Keeping these flaps in place, pick up the model and look at it from the bottom—arrange the four flaps of the model into a "+" sign.
Step 18: Puff into small hole
There's a small hole in the center of the plus sign (+). Give a strong short puff into the hole to bring your bunny to life!
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Hey, Super1600. I was wondering if? you could make a origami magic box, i'v been looking all over youtube trying to find it but..... every video i found didnt explain it right, or just had horriable quality. So it would be great if could make a tutorial.
Not really what i was looking for, but? still cool :-D
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Can't do it, spent an hour. I'm raging!!! Yes it's after 2:03!!
When I'm done I'm gone put it on a pole? of needles!
Ooh ooh...the last part arent origami...those are fingers....cause i ran out of origami picts so i just stick them there....but i thought the fingers are cute and creative though.
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wooooooooowwwww excelent ,,I really love that butterfly,,I gone? to make a lot of that,,thanks for the tutorial
Origami is the traditional Chinese and Japanese art of paper folding. The goal of this art is to create a representation of an object using geometric folds and crease patterns preferably without the use of gluing or cutting the paper, and using only one piece of paper.
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In this tutorial, I will explain how to turn a regular sheet of printer paper into an origami boomerang... well actually 2 origami boomerangs!! :-) You will need a simple Printer sheet (8.5 x 11 inches). Please note, I say A4 in the video, but that is slightly different than letter paper. I believe both A4 and letter paper should work. No tape or anything else is required.
I also explain at the end the way we must position the boomerang in order to throw it properly. This will keep you busy for hours and is fun for all ages. Once you show off your boomerang to friends, they are definitely going to want one! Please refer them to this video if you enjoy! :-)
Hope that everyone had a great break and got to spend time with the family :-) It has been a great year!
Thanks for watching and don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe to my videos. Thanks!
-Rob
**Origami Boomerang**
Inspired by Yoshino Unemoto
Modified by Ryan Naccavato, Jim Cowling, and John Andrisan
Online Instructions:
Part 1 - http://www.giladorigami.com/swami/POP...
Part 2 - http://www.giladorigami.com/swami/POP...
wtf, i cant do? it,
next time, maybe you should explain on what your doing...
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Yeah thats what i thought,,,,,,ive? screwed up that many pieces of paper its stressed me out!!!!
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuito? bom!!! vou dar isto para minha futura namorada =D
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VEEEEEEERY GOOD!
I'lI give this to my future girlfriend =D
This block folding bird is White Wagtail, by a total 150 + Chinese triangular modular units created. The finished 3D Origami is a Wagtail are bird. If you make your 3D origami, it is first your model before start putting all design recommended together.
3D origami – Wagtail237 views, 84 so far today |This aquatic animal, hammerhead, wrinkles with a one dollar bill, no cuts and glue were on the dollar bill.It's fun to learn how to because you can do this to wrinkles, it while waiting in the restaurant and many folds, with a dollar bill not only this hammerhead sharks can make it later than geben.Es tip.
Animal - displays dollar bill hammerhead Shark92, 92 so far today |
This origami box, modular box Octagon box pinwheel, is folded using a total of 8 square sheets of paper, paper with different color on each side were used, and each square sheet is folded into a modular unit.To complete this field, no cuts and glue used wurden.Der finished lid has a beautiful pinwheel shape at the top.
Origami box – displays Octagon box Pinwheel382, 39 so far today |September 23, 2010 at 8: 55 pm It is certainly a little while, post has been since!, get ready before I crazy here but still rush begins all schools have taken nearly all my time. It is necessary to attend the lecture tomorrow morning, the first really! because half of my absolutely indignation, the remaining half exhilarated this is my most difficult year graduate in it!
Anywho, new Treasury about that time I thought! inspired by this one two of my favorite autumn colours: red plum purple, and Scarlet. These works all "Autumn" my Orange, yellow, and Red typical of the way up screaming without combining the amazing to find. Don't these colors together, so incredibly upscale look?
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This 3D origami, tiger cat, is folded using approx. 300 pieces of Chinese triangular modular units. Completed block folding is a cartoon like Tiger Cat stand. However, some parts of this craft can not completed only with paper, such as the eyes, so other materials were used to complete.
3D origami – tiger-catDownload ==>> search tutorials here!
Was kinda sumida's blog, but still I'm bending! ^ ^ Was my birthday last Thursday and I gained a lot of Origami Wizard! o/Weeeeeeeee!!First that I won staff that was at last orkontro:
Entitled creating collective origami Dragon with motifs, characters in Japanese and everything!XD UHAHUAUHUHA very chic, eh? XD UHAUHAUH
And a box enooooorme with these Origami Wizard all and more than a little that I gained from Lucas blog here! He sent me by mail!^ ^ Adooooooro!
And now a little bit of my Origami Wizard!XD UHAUHAHAH Sheep:
Fridge Magnet:
Penguin (3 CP I do in life! XD AUHUHAUH):
And little turtle pointy done with wrapping paper book that I won a gift!XD UHAUHAUH pretty cool this paper, full of names of writers, philosophers, scientists and other ridiculous!XD UHAUHAUHA
I'll make a party here at home Saturday, next week I post photos of Origami Wizard I did p/decorating the House!XD AUHAUHAUH anyone out there wants to come?Everyone is invited!o/
Abs! ^ ^
Penguin CP here
Diagram of the frame of Imam here
Diagram of sheep here
First, I would like to thank the Neca for another selinho!^^
The rule is simple: write one thing that leaves you happy and one that leaves you unhappy and send p/10 friends.
Happy: friends, travel and origami!o/
Sad: ... ... do not know!XD inevitable Things, think!
Ten friends:
http://aline-ws.blogspot.com/
http://entrepapersepapeis.blogspot.com/
http://kellyorigamis.blogspot.com/
http://vancriskarteira.blogspot.com/
http://martaorigamis.wordpress.com/
http://jackiesotero.blogspot.com/
http://diagramascia.blogspot.com/
http://cristianeorigamis.blogspot.com/
http://origamihobbie.blogspot.com/
http://quandosurgeumpensamento.blogspot.com/
Then I invite everyone to the next orkontro! o/Weeeeeee! I love finding staff, if only to take pictures and get stealing Origami Wizard outside rather than bend my!XD UHAUHAHUHA Always have fun too! ^^
Needless to say that the folder was stolen from Vivi, as always, eh?XD UHAUHAUH
And now, back to dobrinhas!XD
Some of the thousands of pecinhas project to assemble the flag of Brazil in block folding!o/I think will get mega cool!^ ^ We are looking for a place to leave it on display, if we get, after warning you p/go there to see!^ ^ (P/learn more, speak with Tadashi on Orkut!XD)
Piggy done through CP!^ ^ I did in The first and got all olhometro bent and pinched slob!XD HUAUHAUH second, print the CP in bond, was much more cute!^ ^ And I think that never in life would bend CP after that frog hit, SPT, SPT ....XD HUAUUHAUHA CP is that Orkut post here!
And p/finish ... sugar-plum fairy!^^
Diagram on this blog here!^^
PS-I just received an email advising that the Leonardo kitzinho arrived!o/Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Group on Flickr origami tessellations created a contest for the month of October, by asking people to create works octagonal-theme to celebrate our friend eight-sided solitaire and all its creative possibilities.
My deepest apologies to all of your for the delay in the selection and the award winners of this contest - sometimes life has a way to become very busy and sudden two months have gone by in a blink of eye. As penance for two months at the end of my judging, I added a few additional prize in this contest: three participants will receive a Flickr pro membership year!
I thank everyone to participate and contribute to these beautiful illustrations - as many varieties and folding methods, I was really surprised to see the diversity of ideas to play in all of your creations! I think that everyone, who has created something here and share it with the world is winning, and you should all be proud of the artwork you created.
So without further ADO, here are three persons who submitted artwork that I thought were the most compelling:
Andrew Hudson (origami_madness) - Andrew absolutely charriait me further by creating a new part of octagonal art for every single day in October!I never imagined in my wildest that someone would take the contest at this level of creative energy dreams.With the Flickr Pro account I will be also be postal Andrew a special copy of my book with a selection of books from my own collection of studio.Je paper origami tessellations am totally amazed by what he did!There are so many favorites here, and some really surprising new ideas, that there are shared... but here is my three favorite:
Endre Somos (soma0213) - Endre makes a delicious floral octagonal ground that reminded me greatly of illustrations of the grammar of ornament, my most beloved book architectural elements and design .the ' use of visually complex floral design elements with an empty space related structurally enhances the beauty of this illustration.Je am quite fond of this model!
Carlos Natan López Nazario (Origami Natan) - Natan creates these structures phenomenal tessellation 3-d, which have long fascinated me; but it has really captured my interest with his model "8 Cubes Star", which is my preferred model 3D version of star octagonal absolue.Il also has a larger model from an earlier version, conception "8 Points Star", which is equally delicious.
There was more work by friends and members of the group that I also thought was quite merit award:
Almost orange octogones by Yureiko
Octogones and square twists, by Andrea Russo
Octagonal spirals, by Ben Parker
October blooms by Ilan Garibi
View Dana Hall, by Alexander Soukas
Khatam by Mélisande
If you are interested in searching through all submissions to the contest, you can see the following link:
http://www.Flickr.com/Search/Groups/?w=90644975%40N00&q=octagons+for+October&m=pool
He had so many beautiful pieces submitted, I adored all - thank you everyone for participating and sharing your art!
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We did a blog with the making of the flag! XD is not yet complete, but already gives p/have an idea!^ ^ http://bandeiraemorigami.blogspot.com/
Visit!o/
Karl struck me about his origami blog, origami-slot a line. He has some great stuff there, including some nice videos, showing the Assembly of different models.I liked the sphere 94 model (pictured above), designed by Heinz Strobl.Es is a great bit of modular origami and watching it together is great.
