That is the "star-building-unit" that appears in a book published a
while ago by Key Curriculum press, authored by Betsy Franco. It is a
variation of the Soobe unit. You can take 2 units and make a flat model,
like that used for the earrings pictured, by wrapping the 2 units around
each others
Oh my!! This is unbelievably cool!! You have no idea how much this
cheered up my day when I really needed it!! Thanks for telling us about
it. I wish I wasn't 3,000 miles away in the PNW right now. Any chance
you will send a follow-up message with a video of the machine in action.
Congratulati
In fact if you go directly to the company:
https://www.slowpoursupply.co/ you get a lot more color choices! Very cool!
On 12/11/23 12:13 PM, Joel Stern wrote:
Saw this today in Wirecutter in the NY Times. The perfect gift for the
coffee-loving origamist in your life:
https://www.williams-sonoma
I remember a decade or more ago the nyc transit system put out a nyc subway map
that folded up in a mihrab-like way to a credit card size packet & had a cover
with a pocket that could hold your metro card. No idea the publisher. Hope this
helps.
Cheers,
Char
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> On Apr 18,
Dear Origami Friends,
I am writing to you to let you know about an interesting (online)
lecture being given by one of our wonderful colleagues --- Tom Hull. He
is known worldwide for his work on mathematics and origami. On February
20^th , as a part of the Winter Speaker Series at the Newport
and/or you could check out the free presentation that was
live-streamed by the Intrepid Museum and is now available online:
https://www.intrepidmuseum.org/virtual-astronomy-live
Scroll down to past programs and check out the June 25, 2020 presentation.
Truth in advertisingI am one of th
Yes, I also got this message --- by the way, it's Prince Vaughn ("n" on
the end). I have not followed up, but I do see that documentary
film-making is mentioned on Mark Wahlberg's web pages. I am wondering
if it somehow connected to Community Origami Group events scheduled on
the OUSA website
I say "Great idea!" Paper for Water is an awesome project. It is
impressive that young sisters and CEO's, Isabelle and Katherine Adams,
have developed such an effective and worthwhile project. For this work
they received the Florence Temko award from OrigamiUSA, which was given
at the 2019 PC
Tuesday, December 2, 2019, is Giving Tuesday in the USA (not sure about
elsewhere). Please think of being generous to origami causes everywhere
--- local, national, and international --- so we can continue to inspire
and bring people together joyfully everywhere.
Please note that the annual Or
Hi Origami Friends,
I am planning a trip to Cuba for a few days in March, and I would like
to make contact with folders there if possible. If you know of people
there who might be interested in meeting up with me (mainly planning to
be in Havana), and/or any teachers who might be interested i
On 6/27/15 2:44 PM, sue neff wrote:
Can anyone suggest a source for waterproof paper? We want to
Fold cranes for the (high humidity) Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
In 36" and 48" size (Orange/Red/Violet). I've been trying to find
"Yupo" paper without success.
Sue Neff / OCoP
Origami
Dear Fellow Paperfolders,
The OrigamiUSA Fundraising Committee is excited to announce a new
initiative, "Project Connect," that is focused on facilitating more
connections among our members. We know that many of you live far from
any convention site, cannot attend a convention, and/or do not
On 11/1/13 2:55 PM, Peter Engel wrote:
I'm appreciative to Patsy for sending along both web links. I'm
currently preparing a lecture for the local American Institute of
Architects chapter on my origami and architectural designs and how
they have inspired and learned from each other. These imag
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