Compliments of the Season to all of you! I have made it a point to have an Origami Star as my Christmas Tree Topper for the last couple of years and have continued with that for this year, too. I usually select a 3D model of a star, and mostly Modular, so that I can [...]
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This is one design which has been lying unfinished on my table for quite some time. I had trouble on one particular step in the folding process and just couldn’t get past that step. Luckily for me (and a lot of other folders, as well) Tadashi Mori who is well known for his instructional videos [...]
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Browsing the net for folding ideas and instructional videos, I came across this pretty Lotus which is a ‘traditional’ design. It is a very model to fold and takes about 10 to 15 minutes in all. You need 4 square sheets of Origami paper – Kami or any other paper of your choice. You will [...]
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I came across a new blog post by another origamist today, which I think is quite ingenious! It is easy to fold and whats more, the designer, Leyla Torres (of Origami Spirit), has taken the trouble of actually recording an instructional video on folding it, too! Paper to use: You can use Kami, tissue foil [...]
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This is a neat little model designed by Ilan Garibi and published in OrigamiUSA’s The Fold (Issue # 5 – July & August 2011). It is an easy model to fold and you should be able to finish folding it without any problems. This model is a modular design requiring 6 sheets of paper and [...]
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