This weekend, I thought I’d try making homemade tissue foil paper for a change. Along with this, I thought I’d give Charles Esseltine’s Dragon In Flight a try, too. This particular dragon design is something which has been on my ‘To Do’ list for quite sometime, but the intricate folds in certain steps always got [...]
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Sara Adams found this instructional video on YouTube this week and had a post regarding it on her site. Seeing that, I couldn’t resist trying it out myself, since I was amazed by the fact that this model can be ‘crumpled’ into a mushroom in approx 2 to 3 minutes flat! The result is absolutely [...]
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This weekend I chose a Manta Ray to fold, a design by Quentin Trollip, whose work I was trying for the first time. I am quite pleased with the way mine turned out even though I used single side paper, that too wrapping paper I have been debating whether to fold Quentin Trollip’s Pig or [...]
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I came across this design last week and thought I’d give it a try this weekend, it being a long weekend and all. It’s by David Derudas and as surprising as it may look, it’s folded from a single sheet of paper! The most complex step I found in the instructions was step 7 – [...]
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I came across this elegant swan design on the Internet the other day, from a Vietnamese Origami site which is very different and a lot more elegant than my earlier attempt at folding a swan. It is designed by Hoang Tien Quyet and was featured in the Origami Tanteidan 14th Edition, too. The model is [...]
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