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Japanese Brocade (Design by Ishibashi Minako)

Japanese Brocade (Design by Ishibashi Minako)

Japanese Brocade (Design by Ishibashi Minako)

This “Japanese Brocade” created by Ishibashi Minako, is also known as the ‘Ishibashi Ball’. It is a pretty little pattern that requires only 6 sheets of paper or varying colors.

It is folded as a variation of the Sonobe unit and can make pretty decorations for the home…

What kind of Paper to use:
6 square sheets of paper is all what you need. You can use printed or patterned paper or Origami paper of an appropriate size.

In the image attached to this post, I have used 6” square sheets of paper of 3 colors; that makes 2 sheets of each.

If you are planning to use wrapping paper for this model, it is advisable to avoid the “foil variety” as it will make t very difficult to keep in place.

How to fold this model:
YouTube.com has multiple videos on folding this model. Contributors have uploaded videos using both – solid colored sheets as well as patterned sheets. Folding time taken is around 10 minutes. This is one good instructional video which I founds pretty easy to follow; it is by Kevinsorigami.

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