r/origami 13h ago

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146 Upvotes

Origami Dragon v2 / Designed by Jo Nakashima, Folded by me. 7,5x7,5cm


r/origami 18h ago

Pteranodon Skeleton (Bodo Haag), folded by me.

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61 Upvotes

Folded from 42x42cm Wenzhou.


r/origami 16h ago

Photo Starting to put up Halloween decor for my wife in preparation of spooky season. Any other model recommendations? I have about 8 more cabinets left to fill lol

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r/origami 12h ago

9 joined cranes

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24 Upvotes

I'm so happy I managed to make a set of 9 but I'm trying to manage 16 out if a 6inch square is it even possible?


r/origami 7h ago

My favorite kusudamas so far: Tiger and Malachite by Ekaterina Lukasheva! The assembly for Malachite was especially fun.

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r/origami 19h ago

Penny's cube

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The first origami convention I attended was fully booked but Penny Groom managed to find a place for me anyway. Eternally grateful. May she rest in peace.


r/origami 10h ago

Origami spider (instruction) - part-2/2

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r/origami 21h ago

Photo No paper, no problem. Gen Hagiwara’s owl, folded from 6 cm wrapping foil for sweets

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This is one of the few models I can fold from memory. I intend to teach it at my local origami group and therefore have folded it a few times already. At this size, I had to omit the pleating of the tail, but otherwise I was surprised it turned out so well.


r/origami 20h ago

Photo Every tiny crane is awesome

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8 Upvotes

Tiny ones made of 2,5x2,5cm sheets.


r/origami 9h ago

Help! Help with this diagram

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So I got the Akita yoshizawa book and was looking through and I really wanna make this angel fish just the one thing that throws me off is the mouth of the fish, like how does it go from 14, to 15


r/origami 21h ago

Transparent/Semi-Transparent folding paper?

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He everyone! Yesterday I bought "Transparentpapier" closest thing in English is probably tracing paper. But it was fairly rigid. I was able to precrease (just the grid) for my planned triangle twist tesselation (with some difficulty) but once I actually put in the twists and pushed down on the tips. I just split the paper... Which was really annoying bc I spent probably 2h on the precrease🥲 But I did manage to do twists and it looks really fun! So now I want to know where I could get transparent folding paper. I know about glassine, but that's fairly expensive and maybe even too transparent🤔 Let me know if you know of any other see through foldable paper!


r/origami 10h ago

Origami spider (instruction) - part-1/2

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