[Origami] penatagonal paper?
Hi List, I'm looking to buy some pentagonal paper. Anyone know where I can get some? I saw some for sale back in June at the OUSA convention, but I don't see it for sale at The Source on the web site. When I google it, I get lots of hits about the Pentagon Papers from the Johnson administration. Thanks, John
[Origami] East Bay Origami Convention -- Registration Open!
The East Bay Origami Convention (EBOC) is a 2-day convention, hosted by Cal Origami at the University of California, Berkeley. Early registration is now open! Please visit http://calorigami.berkeley.edu/eboc.html for details. Date: November 16th and 17th Location: UC Berkeley Campus (Barrows Hall) Price: $17 General admission, $15 Early registration, OR $10 for Sunday only Theme Challenge: This year's theme is "Impossible". You can submit a model for the theme display or the regular display. We are also looking for teachers, volunteers, and contributors for our convention book! If interested, check the registration link for more information. You can also email eboc2...@gmail.com for questions. It's going to be great. Hope to see you there! Sincerely, Tiffany Hwu, on behalf of the EBOC Committee
[Origami] origami caterpillar
Hi, here's an interesting fold & roll: http://www.origami-resource-center.com/images/insect-bug-sushi.jpg It is Martin van Gelder's caterpillar beside Kikuyu's caterpillar roll. More origami insects here: http://www.origami-resource-center.com/origami-insects.html -- http://www.origami-resource-center.com/ http://make-origami.com/ --
[Origami] Diagram Announcement
I am happy to let you know of my original, newly diagrammed models now available for download from Origami USA! “Two Stars of David", now available for download from The Source at https://origamiusa.org/catalog/products/two-stars-david-pdf and "Silly Seal or Sweet Puppy" - An Origami Transformer, now available for download from The Source at https://origamiusa.org/catalog/products/silly-seal-or-sweet-puppy-origami-transformer-pdf OriFUN to all, Dianne
[Origami] Antelope Valley, CA, USA, Origami Meetings - Reminder for October
There are two meetings each month, for people who want to do paper-folding, in the Antelope Valley, Mojave Desert, California, USA. Wed, 09 Oct: The next RUFF (Rosamond Upbeat Folding Fanatics) meeting will be held on ---> Wednesday, 09 Oct, from 5-7pm, at the Rosamond Public Library. Sat, 12 Oct: The next HiDEF (Hi-Desert Enthusiastic Folders) meeting will be held on ---> Saturday, 12 Oct, from 1-4pm, at the Lancaster Public Library. For the October meetings I will be prepared to teach the following origamies: - Butterfly Corner Clip. Design by Ralph Matthews. - Letterfold. Design by Unk. - Valentine Box. Design by Florence Temko. - And as always, if someone else wants to teach something or has a model they want to fold, bring your stuff! I can also teach other simple and intermediate models as needed. * Last Month’s Meeting Report At the September meetings, we folded: - Samurai Helmet. Design by Traditional. - Hummingbird. Design by David Wires. - Spanish Envelope. Design by Traditional. - Flapping Bird. Design by Arthur C Smith. - dollar-bill Eagle. Design by Won Park. - Eifel Star. Design by Hans-Werner Guth. - If anyone wants more info or directions to the library, just reply to my email address. . Chila Chilagami - I think, therefore I fold; I fold, therefore I am Folding for Fun in the Mojave Desert Southern California, USA www.chilagami.blogspot.com ---
[Origami] Searching for a book model
I seem to recall reading about a simple book model derived from a masu box, but I don't recall where I saw it mentioned or where diagrams might be found. Could anyone here give me additional information about this model? I have arrived at a folding solution but I am interested in more information. Thanks, Malachi http://nashvilleorigamiclub.org
[Origami] Folders in Dallas?
Hi, I've has a request from the parent of a young man who is hoping to find other folders in Dallas. He'd love to join a group if one exists. Please reply privately to me for info. rachel.k...@gmail.com
[Origami] Folding a pentagon
Hi all, I'm wondering how do you fold a pentagon? I'm not referring to cutting a pentagon from a square, but folding a smaller pentagon on a square. Thanks! Jake http://www.flickr.com/photos/jakeorigami
Re: [Origami] Searching for a book model
Malachi asked: >I seem to recall reading about a simple book model derived from a masu box, Sounds like Martin Wall's design. 3rd from the bottom on this page: http://www.giladorigami.com/PG_Books.html Happy folding, Gilad
Re: [Origami] Searching for a book model
I seem to recall reading about a simple book model derived from a masu box, but I don't recall where I saw it mentioned or where diagrams might be found. Could anyone here give me additional information about this model? I have arrived at a folding solution but I am interested in more information. Malachi Something like what you described is called "note book" by Martin Wall in the book "Origami 30 fold by fold projects" by Paulo Mulatinho. Kathy
Re: [Origami] Folding a pentagon
Not sure if this is what you want, but here is a list of ways to fold a pentagon from a square. http://www.origami-resource-center.com/pentagon-list.html Diana -- http://www.origami-resource-center.com/ http://make-origami.com/ --
