Even though the name of this model is quite a mouthful, the design itself is a lot simpler. The only complicated part would be the fold similar to an open sink, which you need to undertake to get the angular or the elbow folded for each of the units. The umulius rectangulum is also popularly [...]
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This model by Patricia Crawford is from the book – Origami Step by Step, by Robert Harbin. This is a very old edition and most of the designs in it have been improved upon since. However, there are a few designs, which are still captivating, and one of them is the full rigged ship for [...]
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This is the first time I tried my hands at folding an origami box. I decided to fold this for a friend of mine as a gift and thought that this was a pretty concept (and design, of course) to try out! I referred to the book – Fabulous Origami Boxes (Tomoko Fuse) – for [...]
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With Easter just around the corner, I thought of trying my hands at folding John Montroll’s Rabbit design from his book – Mythological Creatures and the Chinese Zodiac in Origami. The basic design of this model is very much similar to that of the dog I folded recently. Well, I did warn you in my [...]
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This is a cute little dog that I folded this weekend, which reminds me of a daschund. I chose this model for my sister who loves dogs and even goes to the extent of feeding homeless dogs as well as the neighbor’s dog (in addition to our pet dog) just because “they are cute and [...]
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