This is one model which has been lying unfinished for months… so this weekend I thought I’d finish the folding sequence and see how my rendition would come out. I found this model a bit difficult to fold, to tell you honestly, and I had to thrice re-open the model entirely during my folding! What [...]
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A few weeks ago, Dasa Severova designed a very pretty Perpetua flower design; what’s more is that she also took the pains to take a series of photo diagrams of the folding sequence and share it with everyone. This floral design is indeed very pretty and if you are at ease with squash folds, and [...]
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A new book – which is a joint effort by his friends at MFPP (French Origami Association – Mouvement Français des Plieurs de Papiers) and Nicolas Terry (of Origami-shop.com) – was released a week ago. This contained diagrams of Eric Joisel’s designs as well as write-ups and never before published pictures of him and his [...]
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For this weekend, I went back to selecting a model from Quentin Trollip’s Origami Sequence. I chose the Orangutan, this time, as I still haven’t stocked up on tissue foil paper as yet. I went with Tant, but found out that the paper got too thick to fold in the last 10 steps or so, [...]
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I guess this is one of the most frequently asked questions after the size of the paper used to fold any origami model. With new and more complex (or should I say intricate?) origami models being designed these days, it is not a wonder that most of us are fumbling with the kind of paper [...]
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