Monthly Folding Challenge - January 2009
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I made this 4 heart coaster...
...by blintzing two corners to the front and the other two to the back then made that an octogon by making a frog base and hiding the corners away then did two twists on top of each other to hold the centre together and give me a pleat behind each heart that could be reverse folded (kinda) to make the cutaway at the tops of the hearts.
I wasn't happy with the back being two twists...
so I made another one with one octagonal twist on the back, which is much happier
I also made this - I call it Hand In Heart.
I couldn't take a picture that did it justice, so i decided to post (unfinished) diagrams for it so you can see for yourself... The collapse in step 15 isn't as hard to do as it is to diagram
enjoy
...by blintzing two corners to the front and the other two to the back then made that an octogon by making a frog base and hiding the corners away then did two twists on top of each other to hold the centre together and give me a pleat behind each heart that could be reverse folded (kinda) to make the cutaway at the tops of the hearts.
I wasn't happy with the back being two twists...
so I made another one with one octagonal twist on the back, which is much happier
I also made this - I call it Hand In Heart.
I couldn't take a picture that did it justice, so i decided to post (unfinished) diagrams for it so you can see for yourself... The collapse in step 15 isn't as hard to do as it is to diagram
enjoy
have fun.
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3 PM probably in Rome because of the Roman Numerals.
Time to quit work - but then I'm retired so my watch always shows that it is time to quit work
Time to quit work - but then I'm retired so my watch always shows that it is time to quit work
Charles "Doc" Santee
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I will probably do a video showing how to fold each roman numeral. The Numerals on the left and right are folded from the corners of a blintz (you have a good eye !). The Top and bottom numerals are folded from pleats. So it goes something like this:
1. Fold a blintz
2. Fold the left and right numberals using sinks and squashes.
3. Unfold all
4. Fold the pleats (there are 4 in different directions)
5. Fold the numerals top and bottom with spread squashes (The V is tricky)
6. Refold the blintz overlapping the pleats with a bomb base from the overlapping paper on the top and bottom
7. Fold the tip of the bomb base to the back
8. Fold under a slender line of the center of the blintz to make the hands (you can make 3:00 or 9:00 or if not too fussy 3:30 or 9:30. If you realy want to twist the insides you might get other times).
Oh yea - Don't forget to press the whole thing between the pages of a book - it tends to open up.
I guess you better wait for the video ? ?
1. Fold a blintz
2. Fold the left and right numberals using sinks and squashes.
3. Unfold all
4. Fold the pleats (there are 4 in different directions)
5. Fold the numerals top and bottom with spread squashes (The V is tricky)
6. Refold the blintz overlapping the pleats with a bomb base from the overlapping paper on the top and bottom
7. Fold the tip of the bomb base to the back
8. Fold under a slender line of the center of the blintz to make the hands (you can make 3:00 or 9:00 or if not too fussy 3:30 or 9:30. If you realy want to twist the insides you might get other times).
Oh yea - Don't forget to press the whole thing between the pages of a book - it tends to open up.
I guess you better wait for the video ? ?
Charles "Doc" Santee
Flicker: https://www.flickr.com/photos/firstfold/
See action origami on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/user/firstfold
Flicker: https://www.flickr.com/photos/firstfold/
See action origami on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/user/firstfold
Egg designed by me - 20*20cm Double Unryu Paper(Thin), treaded with methyl cellulose.
Although I used two colors (yellow and white), white looks yellowish cause yellow paper penetrated its color through.
I created this model based on my avatar that I used in many forums ex: this forum:
It's an easy design, but I liked it very much
Although I used two colors (yellow and white), white looks yellowish cause yellow paper penetrated its color through.
I created this model based on my avatar that I used in many forums ex: this forum:
It's an easy design, but I liked it very much
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Here's my entry! I hope it's okay
LUXRAY
Made from two sheets of Kami folded together (since I don't have any black/blue paper).
This is only the second one I've folded, so I'll post better pics when I fold a better one. For those who don't know, Luxray is a Pokemon.
LUXRAY
Made from two sheets of Kami folded together (since I don't have any black/blue paper).
This is only the second one I've folded, so I'll post better pics when I fold a better one. For those who don't know, Luxray is a Pokemon.
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Here goes another...
It's a so simple seal I designed for a beginners article that will be soon posted at my blog, with photodiagrams included.
It's a so simple seal I designed for a beginners article that will be soon posted at my blog, with photodiagrams included.
Diego da Silva. A Brazilian Origamist.
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Marchosias, a fallen angel.
Inspired by Marchosias by Ryo Kamiya
Inspired by Marchosias by Ryo Kamiya
Sebastian Arellano
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