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Step 8 for fellow folder
I'd suggest precessing by making a valley and mountain at the Engle you want the petals to go. Then just outside reverse fold on that precrease!
19:53 UTC
Whale family
17:21 UTC
Ant, designed by Satoshi Kamiya and folded by me
17:15 UTC
🍓🤍
16:46 UTC
CR-1101: Malware
15:41 UTC
First origami
Rabbit from to the moon, took more than 2 hour worth it tho
14:51 UTC
Bascetta star (my teacher asked me to make like 30 of them for Christmas decorations)
12:54 UTC
Origami suggestions?
I really want to make origami today but idk which model/video to follow?
Any suggestions for someone whose intermediate level? I’ve made jo nakashimas dragon and turtle in the past for reference?
I’m open to almost anything and I like animals/creatures and modular stuff but I haven’t tried much of that
If you can’t think of something please suggest stuff you like?
07:46 UTC
Bouquets of flower for my formal date
My latest project (very proud!)
06:48 UTC
Snow Queen's Crown
06:04 UTC
Starscream from Transformers (2007) folded by me.
06:01 UTC
Elephants
Designed by Robert Neale, folded by me. Neither of them is quite "correct" as I'm having trouble following the instructions for the head and ears, but I'm pretty happy with them anyway.
05:03 UTC
I don’t think I’ve ever done origami until today. This is my first piece.
04:29 UTC
Pegasus by Satoshi Kamiya folded with sandwich paper
Even with sandwich paper, the body and legs are extremely thicc 😩
04:05 UTC
Kinetic flower type 1 base
Made from 10in x 10in Tant paper
23:58 UTC
Wetfold experiment! Seashell by Davor Vinko
I've want to learn weltfolding to perfect the Godzilla Model I folded earlier. I used tant for these two. Left was dry folded and wetted after (goal was to make top spiral stay with con opening and round opening) right was set from the start and then folded.
My takeaways were: wetting from start seems to make paper easier to work with and flatter throughout(like in that spiral) but I need to keep my rag on standby to continually re-wet. It also waros paper out of square shape so I may have to cut it back into a square for my Godzilla model. This is my first time ever wetting from the start and I'm really excited to get good at it
21:27 UTC
Happy Origami Day!
Happy World Origami Day! World Origami Days run from October 24, the birthday of Lillian Oppenheimer who founded the United States‘s first origami association, to November 11, Japan’s national origami day. Happy folding!
20:39 UTC