This Kusudama model is another popular one that you might have come across on Google and other Origami blogs. What you need: – 30 sheets (multi – colored) of origami paper. Wrapping paper can be used here, too. Size of the paper can be 6” to 8” – square shaped. – The sheets of paper [...]
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This model looks very dainty and intricate when you first look at it, but in reality, is very quick to fold! This floral kusudama is a popular sight on YouTube.com’s – Paper Ball Kusudama – as well as on many other Origami-related websites. I think almost everyone who is into Origami has tried this one [...]
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I have tried a simple geometric model from Tomoko Fuse’s book – Kusudama Origami – and found out that these models require glue to put the model together. However, with this particular geometric Lantern Assembly, I have added a touch of creativity and included a “kite tail” to it, too. What you need: Around 7 [...]
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This imaginative kusudama, designed by Dave Mitchell, requires just paper and patience! One needs to use paper of a smaller size and I have seen that regular ‘Post It Note’ sizes are just perfect. One can use an array of colors to fold an Electra and ‘interlocking’ these to make a ‘globe’ is real easy [...]
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This ‘Kusudama’ is one of the most simple variety and is really very easy to make. However, once again, for those ‘die-hard’ Origamists who insist there should be no use of anything other than paper – Sad News! This model does require the use of glue in order to create the ‘flowers’ and the ‘globe’ [...]
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