During our first "bigger" Origami meeting in Vienna (we were able to increase our size by 50% from 2 to 3 people, yay ^_^) I by chance discovered this beautiful flower while actually folding something completely different
It's amazingly simple to fold and I hope to get it diagrammed soon.
It also has the nice feature to be able to pop open and pop close again .... hard to describe .... you'll see once you folded it after I finished with the diagrams ^_^
Diagrams for my "Diamondrose Squarejumper" are now available at the Origami Austria Homepage (just switch to German if you prefer German language diagrams ^_^ )
Pegasus - Hojyo Takashi - 7 inch blue/purple handmade tissue foil Rat - Eric Josiel - 17 inch kraft foil Dragon - Sebastien Curvers - 17 inch tissue foil Brontosaurus - John Montroll - 15 cm foil paper
Great work Gerwin and Anna,
the photo story is very interesting.
12 hours for all of that still seems fast to me
Pegasus - Hoyjo Takashi - 17 inch tissue foil The Blue Rose
The bloom is handmade paper The calyx rose base thing is my design from flecked momogami paper. Kawasaki Rose as taught on the website DanOfToasters
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I never really took the time to take pictures of my work, because I usually just give it away (It would become scrap sitting around the house) and two, I don't have a digital camera. X3 So what I did when I made Wu's Eastern Dragon was just scan it.
The wrapping paper I chose for it turned out to be too thin, as it was too floppy around the middle. I used a 4x1 square, so the tail is a little short.
I ended up giving it to my Flight Commander. :3
Sorry its so big
You're only young once, but you can be immature forever!
KNL Dragon - Robert Lang 23x23 cm notebook paper Horse - John Montroll 20x20 cm washi Pegasus - Hojyo Takashi 15x15 cm foil paper Demon - Fernando Gilgado Gomez 15x15 cm washi Demon - Fernando Gilgado Gomez 6x6 cm tissue foil sandwich