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Razzmatazz
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Post by Razzmatazz »

I love the oil can and that flying with my heart that you did, Snowblue. Will there be instructions or a CP? It looks as though the heart one is box pleated?
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Post by snowblue »

both of them are simple box pleat 。
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Cooper's Hawk by Seth Friedman.
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Post by debugmode »

I think this Roman's crane is the best between all of them... Paper used Double tissue + MC and of course you need MC for finishing especially legs. if you think this is the easy folding you're wrong ;)

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My fav fold of the week is Guth's Eifel Star.

ImageGuth's Eifel Star by mahlerfan999, on Flickr
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Kamiya Loggerhead Sea Turtle refold
50 cm gold foil (different angle from previous photos)
Diagrams in Tanteidan Convention #16

Steps 89-90 are so hard to do neatly...
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Kato's Spinosaurus
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Post by snowblue »

oh my beating heart ,ha ha .



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Great stuff guys!


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Black Bear - Joshua Goutam
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I've been wanting to make that spinosarus... I can't decide on how big and what kind of paper to use for it.
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Post by DavidW »

Since I've received help in assembling the Eifel Star correctly, I wanted to share the pics reconnected--

ImageEifel Star (revised) by mahlerfan999, on Flickr

ImageEifel Star (revised) from side by mahlerfan999, on Flickr

That is the super fly 3d version, think I'll flat ones for coasters. :)
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Brian chan Brass Rat

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in the image is not what i made
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When FrumiousBandersnatch said giraffes aren't yellow, I knew that but I never really paid attention. I've seen giraffes in zoos, but I always thought of origami giraffes as yellow. So I thought I'd make a tan and brown Montroll giraffe. I like it!
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Tom Hull's $ F.I.T

30 bucks


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"There's a fold in everything..."
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You might have seen origami hands before -
Some have been beautiful,
Some have been scary,

But NONE like this one, I present
Just in time for Halloween -

THE HAND

http://www.flickr.com/photos/firstfold/5072171988/

Charles "Doc" Santee

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Charles "Doc" Santee
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