Hi Everyone,
we have more 2014 origami calendars:
http://www.origami-resource-center.com/origami-calendars.html
A new one called Hexagonal Twist Box Pen Holder Calendar.
Created by Jeremy Shafer, converted to calendar by Jacob Metzger.
Carmen Sprung's Star Calendar is available in English t
I just saw this ad for gum. The father makes a little traditional crane out of
the gum wrapper.
It reminds me of how my love for origami started. When I was a kid, my father
made cranes out of chocolate wrappers for us :)
[yeah, a collective awww, I know :) ]
Here's the yTube video of the ad.
Louise wrote:
Are there any diagrams for Lewis Simon's model.
Yes and no. There are diagrams for the module and assembly of 5 units into a
cup in Beginner's Book of Modular Origami Polyhedra: The Platonic
Solids. 12 cups of ofe units each are connected with a connector module to
make a dimpl
Hello ALL,
We are happy to share great news from our Oriland - Origami Shadowbox
Frames eBook is released!
Despite of all our super busy year with exhibitions of Toy-ronto and
Albuquerque Kingdoms of Oriland, we managed to finish this year long
project on shadowboxes. And it turned into a fine
Thank you for all the great feedback both through the list and off the
list. I really do hope to receive more; that's the only way I can get an
estimate of what folders think.
Like Anne mentioned, the diagrams with the black background would be for
the web, so I personally don't intend to offer th
I'm looking for diagrams of models at all levels of complexity, by creators
famous and unknown, for the Spring BOS Model Collection. You will receive
proper credit and a copy of the collection on CDrom (with bonus features!).
Don't wait for a deadline, send them now please!
Reply in private pl
VA wrote
Hi there, I had a question re: the very simple model- the paper cup modular.
It's an 8-piece modular using the simple paper cup folds. The model ends up
being a flat coaster like model with neat 8 pizza wedges on one side & a twist
kaleidoscope effect on the other side. It's a neat l
On 12/5/13, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
> I'm interested in this idea in order to make diagrams a little diferent,
> but I want to know what folders think about it. The diagrams are meant
> directly for the web; I would probably have a second print-friendly version
> for those of you that prefer
Hi Gerardo,
On 2013-12-05, at 6:05 PM, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
> I'm interested in this idea in order to make diagrams a little diferent,
> but I want to know what folders think about it. The diagrams are meant
> directly for the web; I would probably have a second print-friendly version
>
Re Gerardo's black diagram
I hate to rain on your parade, but this probably wouldn't work very well.
Unless
you use extremely expensive ink and paper, the black is quite likely to
bleed,
making the diagram difficult to read. It would also use up a lot of ink.
Joe Power
Laser printers work be
Take a square fold it in half by bringing two opposite corners
together. Now you have a right angled triangle with the closed edge
being the hypotenuse. Make an angle bisector
by bringing one free edge down onto the hypotenuse and make a small
pinch mark on the side that doesn't meet the corner. Un
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