Tonight, on the last episode of the first year Of Mr. Selfridge, set in 1909
London, Victor is in the Palm Court, and George brings up serviettes on the
cart. George is invited to help fold them. With only a quick glance, they
folded the large white square into a diagonal, and the ending fold
The video description leads to his website and offers some more information:
This is an awesome folding dodecahedron and its complement. Together they
> form a cube. Each is made of eight parts hinged together with white
> adhesive tape. To get a sense of it, see the video Inside-Out Logic on my
Sunday 5/19 episode of Call the Midwife on BBC America had Doctor Turner
teaching a traditional frog to a scout troop. The show is set in the 1950's
London.
John Scully
If it were in a digital form I suppose I would print it and tried
to fold it directly but if it is in a printed book, I don't know what can I
do. Do people scan and print it afterwards?
The problem is that I received a CP of a design made with a ruler and not
all of its reference points are eas
Hi!
Some of you might remember my One Piece Twist Box that was apparently
designed first but independently by Angel something (can't find the mail
where someone mentioned him). I was looking for something else on a fabric
store's homepage and suddenly there was "my" boxdesign pattern for sale for
Thank you for all your answers regarding the back cover for the book. A
couple of ideas in the Pajarita mailing list caught my attention, so I
think I'm gonna try to do something a little original... wish me luck.
Anyway, I'm still working on the book and I wanted to ask you another
thing. How do
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 4:08 AM, Claire Landre wrote:
> However a
> detailed contents and above all a proper index is a must for any
> self-respecting quality book. :-)
Absolutely. And a visual Table of Contents is very, very welcome!
I also like how Roman Diaz (for example) puts not only an est
> I'm going to be sending origami pieces along with a BUNCH of letters.
> I'm looking for the best models that can be mailed flat.
Toot! You might like:
http://origamiusa.org/catalog/products/kusumita-pdf
http://origamiusa.org/catalog/products/playing-card-symbols-pdf
They are all from single
"The Paper Airplane Guy" John Collins Interview
He was on the Conan show...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2dUM0qjhy4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
V
A bit of geometric brilliance from George Hart here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmzxWXEbSRE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Does anyone out there have the creative gift to turn these into origami models?
The concept is similar to Dave Brill's Double Star Flexicube, another
wonderful transfo
Origami Bogota is on its way
June 28-30.
You may offer your diagrams for the convention book to Christophe Boudias,
here : http://www.flickr.com/photos/67312426@N03/8723996047/in/photostream
For any other detail : www.encuentroorigamibogota.com
Happy convention Bogota!
Am 17.05.2013 02:54 schrieb "Chris Lott"
> A couple of gorgeous models folded from the diagrams. A snippet of a
diagram if the diagrams are produced in a way that is notable. Or maybe a
series of selected step-folds that lead to a beautiful finished model...
(Sorry for my mishap again)
Hello,
I do
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