Hello everyone!
It’s time for CAL Origami's Winter Origami Gift Exchange! This is our
annual event where we pair up people from around the world and help them
send awesome origami to each other to spread a little holiday goodwill!
Last year, we had over 130 participants from 22 different countries
One of the things that I learned from my partnership with Joe Hamamoto and
Yami Yamauchi in entertaining people with origami over the years is that
they love to make things spin.
So when I finally folded Carmen Sprung's Stern Franziska at last Sunday's
Pacific Ocean Paperfolders meeting, I also di
On Nov 25, 2014, at 6:12 AM, Michael Sanders wrote:
> So when I finally folded Carmen Sprung's Stern Franziska at last Sunday's
> Pacific Ocean Paperfolders meeting, I also discovered that it makes for a
> wonderful spinner:
>
> http://havepaperwilltravel.blogspot.com/2014/11/carmen-sprungs-ste
Back in 2001, I had attended an NOA and a JOAS convention. After the JOAS
convention, Yamaguchi-san had organized a bus trip to tour the country side.
The first stop was a village where they made handmade paper. The Japan Times
had a story about such a site getting UNESCO Heritage designation.
Hey folders!
And another video tutorial. This time the rabbit by a very young designer.
Carlson Choo Di Shen.
I have varied some little parts with his permission.
You can see the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nkCHVTU1LU
Have fun and a great evening!
Alex
Hey all,
Just wanted to send out a couple of announcements for your post-turkey
pre-holidaze preparations. The first is a very late announcement that
/"//Tom Stamm's Origami Dragons/" is finally available. It actually
went live in July but with my surgery and recovery I've been very remiss
