Monthly Folding Challenge: FEB 2013

[yellerdude]

Wearable Origami

This month's topic is any sort of origami you can wear, whether it be shoes, clothes, accessories, or hats. Although you don't need to take a picture of yourself actually wearing the model or even make a full-size version, models should be in theory be able to stay on the body without additional materials such as tape or string.

Rules:
- Any number of rectangles/squares may be used
- The model must be designed this month by you.
- Multiple entries are allowed.

Examples for reference:

Jeremy Schafer's Flasher Hat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl2n3PO7xzM

Bowler hat and pipe http://fav.me/d4nyud0

A silly chicken hat: http://cahoonas.tumblr.com/post/2296160 ... -in-action

Glasses: http://www.flickr.com/photos/garibiilan ... 3332266776


Feel free to be as silly as you'd like and although many of the examples are hats, experiment with different ideas!

Entries will be judged by jeko

[Baltorigamist]

REALLY?
I did something for the ODT that would fit this....

Variation time. C:

[chesscuber98]

Good Luck Baltorigamist

[chesscuber98]

Are there any restriction on paper size and shape?

[yellerdude]

The paper can be any size, however the shape is restricted to a rectangle or square.

[Tahaorigami]

Here is my entry:


Wrist watch designed by me yesterday. It can be worn on the wrist but it is very small . It is my first design and I like it very much. . Made using 1 square sheet of Japanese foil.

[firstfold]

Origami Multi-Reversible Belt (One Belt – Many Looks)

Folded from a single 60 inch by 3 inch rectangle. This makes a 40 inch by 1 inch belt. Change the color of each segment by simply reversing a top and/or bottom flap. You could create this belt with additional segments. Each additional segment would require a starting rectangle that was 4 inches longer. The 4 additional inches per segment creates a split that allows a top and bottom flap to move independent of the adjacent flap. The belt fastens with a simple fold over of 1 inch at each end that becomes locked when

http://www.flickr.com/photos/firstfold/8454014707/

[marco paso]

This is my entry: Dragon's Ring

Dragon's ring di Marco Pasini, su Flickr

Dragon's ring di Marco Pasini, su Flickr
Hope you like it!

[MrViolinPeter]

Here is my entry for the february 2013 challenge:
It is a bowler hat that I designed yesterday
inserting the foto into this message did not work, so please visit my flickr photostream:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrviolinpe ... hotostream

[Tahaorigami]

Yeah even Could not insert them at first But now I know.
Just right-click the image and select copy image URL. The URL can then be inserted between image brackets.
Good luck and nice work.

[MrViolinPeter]

ok - this time it worked - thanks for your help!

(entry feb 2013 challenge MrViolinPeter

[leung_wwy]

Nice hat!

[marco paso]

Another entry! Origami Heart Necklace
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

Origami Heart Necklace di Marco Pasini, su Flickr

[firstfold]

The Three Button Origami Vest
To make this Vest, I had to re-in-vent the button. This Vest was folded from 3 rectangles of craft paper. The Chest panel and button latch system is folded from one 54 by 36 inch rectangle. Each of the two shoulder panels are folded from 12 by 30 inch rectangles. The Vest was sized for a male that wears a 44 long Sports Coat. The buttons of the button system are folded on one side of the Chest panel and the Button latches were folded on the other side of the same panel.





Firstfold

[jeko]

I was hoping that we would get some more last minute entries...
Congratulations for the fantastic entries everybody!

Third place is a tie between marco paso and Tahaorigami for
the wrist watch

and the Heart Necklace

respectively

Second place goes to MrViolinPeter for the awesome bowler hat


and the winner is firstfold with the incredible Three Button Origami Vest


firstfold is going to be the judge for this month's challenge