in search for beginner models

[Boonwagon]

Hi, I have been folding origami for at least a year now, and I think I am an advanced beginner. Could you suggest some models that would be right for me?

[camicazi]

Can you give us some examples of your folded models, it would be much easier then to know what suits you.

[phillipcurl]

pretty much anything on here is suitable for "advanced beginners", or intermediate folders.

if your willing to spend money there are some great books on origami-shop.com you can buy.
You may also be interested in Peter Engel's origami - from angelfish to zen which you can get for really cheap at amazon (i got mine for .41 cents) and that has some great models in there.

Hope this helps!

[Brimstone]

David Petty's page is great for what you ask. You can find it at: http://www.davidpetty.me.uk/

[Brimstone]

Another good source is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bloom4ever/6725580615/

That's just the Flickr album displaying the models, but lal of them have links to the diagrams

[Boonwagon]

Can you give us some examples of your folded models, it would be much easier then to know what suits you.

I have folded quite many. Many of them have been damaged or lost when I moved 5 weeks ago. My most recent one was 'Stephen Weiss' frog, and Jeremy Shafer's, glancer, and his labyrinth flasher.

Thank you everyone for your help!