Making origami creatures is always fun but not always easy! This is a great lizard designed by Robert Lang.
The folding process is involved because it includes several sink-folds.
Be prepared to face the challenge and remember that origami teaches us patience!
This is a delightful petal heart that can be the perfect origami to celebrate Valentine’s!
The folding process is a little involved because it includes several inside-reverse folds. Be prepared to face the challenge and remember that origami teaches us perseverance!
The folding process is a little involved because it includes several inside-reverse folds. Be prepared to face the challenge and remember that origami teaches us perseverance!
These are origami boxes in the shape of a fox and a bear. Because they share in common the same base and some features, we may say they are cousins. They share the same origami genes! They both are made using a water bomb base, but the points of reference and guidelines are a little unusual.
Both the lid and the box for this Ribbon Gift Box are based on the traditional Masu Box.
Suggested Paper: Two pieces of Kami paper
Suggested Color: Different color on each side.
Paper Size: at least 8 x 8 inches (20 x 20 cm).
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the modern legend of Santa Claus typically includes diminutive elves at Christmas; green-clad elves with pointy ears and pointy hats as Santa’s assistants.
This model can be used flat on a greeting card or mailer, or folded 3D as a free-standing model.
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Our Origamigo Cliff Landesman has designed an Standing Leaf that doubles as a tiny Holiday Tree. It is very easy to make!
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