What have you folded lately?

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Again squirrel? Is it autistic?
is that ever going to go away :lol:
That should be in the forum rules no squirrel jokes :D
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Kenny from South Park. Designed by Halle. Folded from six squares of origami paper, ranging from 5 cm to 15 cm.

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Polyp, designed by Ryan Welsh. Folded from a 15 cm square of Japanese foil.

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I'm not sure what to call this, but I really like it. Created and folded from the rectangle leftover after cutting a square from 8.5" x 11" letter paper.

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Some kind of turtle/terrapin? Created and folded from 8.5" x 11" American letter paper. The plating can be rearranged in any way you choose. That's what the second view is trying to show.

Go to my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/oriholic to see and read more.
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What have you folded lately ?

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Interesting permutation of a rabbit/pig base .
The turtle is great as well !
You might want to call it a " Tessy Terrapin " , for obvious reasons...
Nicely done...
May I wish success to all who cope with the mountains & valleys of Life,
with all its peaks & depths, as well as Origami .
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Yea, I love trying different patterns for tortoiseshells. It's so fun to make different shapes and sizes of each scute.
Hopefully this weekend I can show the pattern for the sulcata shell I'm finishing up...
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You can call it ankylosaurus. :wink:
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I folded Max Hulme's 4x4 chessboard.
One square, red on one side and white on the other.


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nice work - now go on for the full chessboard 8x8 8)
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Senbazuru! :D Now I only have to wait and see if my wish become true

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Congratulations Froy!
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yeah, very wonderful :D :D :D . Hope it will come true :)
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Six-Unit Enigma Cube

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Yet another take on the Enigma Cube:
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A (sort of) crease pattern is on my flickr site. Just click on the picture above.

Update: I've been informed by David Mitchell that he had previously designed this 6 unit Enigma Cube. I do have a different design for a 6 unit Enigma Cube unit that is folded on the diagonal, but it's less elegant than this one.
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Yes, I am that Joseph Wu. Not that it really matters. And please call me Joseph or Joe. "Mr. Wu" is my dad. :)
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Post by Ondrej.Cibulka »

Great senbazuru! Congratulation! Very clean grape.

Very good fold, Joseph, also very clean. :wink:

It is great time to present some work on Joisel's Masks and busts.

First of all I am presenting his Little devil. It has exact diagram and all busts are almost the same.

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This second one is after detail examination of my son, I call it Old man.

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Post by InsomniacFolder »

Nice Senbazuru Froy - I am with great discipline folding 3 cranes every day in order to complete one - I have 705 strung up so far.

Nice work Ondrej the blue one looks like he's ageing like the man in Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade!
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I did it folding 10 each day, took me 3 months. I´m now working in a carrying container. Picks when done.
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Hah, yea, I had to make a cardboard case for my senbazuru since it had to endure a roadtrip from Spokane, Washington to Colorado. I lined the insides with bubble-wrap and wrapped the cranes up in foam. It worked out nicely.
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