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Instructions for the model were published in Tagungsband Origami Deutschland 2024 (German convention book), pages 120-123.
A phototutorial presents the folding sequence of a model step-by-step just like a drawn diagram, but uses photographs instead of drawings.
Instructions for the model were published in Tagungsband Origami Deutschland 2024 (German convention book), pages 120-123.
Front Back A phototutorial, crease pattern, and precrease pattern wer...
Finished model Precreased sheet A phototutorial, crease pattern, and ...
Shamrock 1.1 Tessellation Shamrock 1.1 Box A phototutorial, crease pa...
A phototutorial, crease pattern, and precrease pattern were published in 19th Outdoor Origami Meeting (2023) Convention Book ...
A phototutorial, crease pattern, and precrease pattern were published in 19th Outdoor Origami Meeting (2023) Convention Book ...
Crease pattern, precrease pattern, and a phototutorial were published in Tagungsband Origami Deutschland 2023 (German convent...
Crease pattern and a phototutorial were published in Tagungsband Origami Deutschland 2023 (Ge...
Instructions were published in: Tagungsband Origami Deutschland 2023 (German convention book) — crease pattern, precrease ...
Crease pattern, precrease pattern, and a phototutorial on folding the box to match the size of a given box lid were published...
Crease pattern, precrease pattern, and a phototutorial were published in Tagungsband Origami ...
Instructions for this model can be found in Shuzo Fujimoto’s books: Twist Origami I, pages...
This model can be found in Shuzo Fujimoto’s Twist Origami I, page 10 (labeled “No 37”), but o...
To fold this tessellation, refer to instructions for folding a star with a single molecule. Y...
The phototutorial below starts from a hexagon with an 8×8×8 grid. Folded this way, the model has several unnecessary creases ...
Instructions for this tessellation can be found in Shuzo Fujimoto’s books: Twist Origami II, pages 26-27: basic step-by-st...
Books Images of the finished model, shown in back-light, appeared in Fujimoto’s books (withou...
Crease Pattern Crease Patttern (CP) and Precrease Pattern (PreCP) can be found in my presenta...
Instructions for this model were published in Quadrato Magico #132, pages 43-48.
In print A CP and phototutorial for this design were published in Convention Book of 32nd International Convention of Origami...
The phototutorial below shows how to fold the model. Most folds do not have exact reference folds, and you have to guess wher...
Whirlwind Tessellation A box decorated with a molecule of Whirlwind Tessell...
This design is a fractal extension of the regular Whirlwind Tessellation, which uses an 8×8 grid. The fractal molecule is fol...
Phototutorial 1. Pinch center of bottom edge and pivot upper-right corner around upper-left corner till it meets the p...
Precreased sheet Instructions for the model were published in The Fold (Issue 66,...
This unit behaves like the So...
Below you can find a precrease pattern and a photo tutorial of the collapse (for a clean fold). The model is designed around ...
This Sonobe variant was independently designed by me and by t...
This model is very simple to fold. The rocket can stand on its own thanks to the “foot”. You can also say this horizontal ele...
Star Ananke has many variants, most of them just minor changes in the folding process but affecting the look of the final model.
Below you can find instructio...
These origami fog stoppers can help reduce the fogging of your glasses in winter or during physical exercise. They do help, b...
Below you can find a precrease pattern and pictures of the collapse. This sequence shows the clean precrease which you get wi...
In print Folding diagrams for this model were published in: OrigamiUSA Model Collection 2020, page 100 Der Falter 74, pa...
There is a phototutorial for the model, published by the author. A number of videotutorials are also available, for example t...
Free PDF Instructions for this model are available in GGO Stay at Home and Fold Origami PDF (page 98).
Instructions for this model are available in GGO Stay at Home and Fold Origami PDF (page 92).
Instructions were published in MFPP 2019 Convention Book and SBO (Bolivia) 2019 Convention Book.
Instructions were published in Convention Book of 17th Outdoor Origami Meeting (2018).
Videotutorial Evan Zodl prepared a videotutorial for this model.
This is a relatively simple tessellation which should be suitable even for beginners. Despite the simplicity, with a bit of shaping, it can look quite nice.
Sheet precreased for folding this model Instructions were published in Convention...
Instructions for the model (CP and pictures of collapse) were published in: 18th Outdoor Origami Meeting (2019) Convention...
In order to fold this model, you can follow instructions for the single molecule. You can use...
Instructions are available as a single PNG image. The box, as shown here, uses an 8×8 grid, but it can be folded with any pro...
In order to fold this model, you can follow, with minor modification, instructions for the fr...
Instructions are available in the 2018 edition of German Origami Convention book.
For folding Hydrangea Icosahedron (and many other shapes as well), you can just follow the instructions for Hydrangeaa Cube, ...
The idea of connecting several Hydrangeas occurred independently to me and earlier to Meenakshi Mukerji. If you do not yet kn...
Instructions were published in the 14th Bulletin of Polish Origami Society (2016), page 60.
Instructions for the model were published in the BOS Convention Book 2017 (50th anniversary convention of British Origami Soc...
In print Pictures of this design can be found in Shuzo Fujimoto’s Invitation to Creative Playing with Origami (創造する折り紙遊びへの招待)...
This tessellation is closely related to my Propellers Tessellation and you get the latter as ...
As the name implies, in the center of the molecule is a Bird ...
Super-Pineapple Tessellation is my extended (and much more complex) variant of Ilan Garibi’s Pineapple Tessellation.
Woven Slit Module is an origami unit which can be used to build different kinds of modular assemblies, from simple cubes to more complex objects. They can we...
This unit can be used to make spiked versions of polyhedra with triangular faces as well as polyhedra with square faces where each face is extended with a ”b...
Building Block Units are a family of modules which make it possible to build a huge variety of designs, from typical abstract geometric solids to realistic m...
StEM is a very versatile module which can be used to make a number of very different objects. Three units can build a triangular 45-degree pyramid, so anythi...
SEU, the Simple Edge Unit is an edge unit with a 90° angle at the tip. It can be folded from paper of any proportions and it is quite versatile since with mi...
PVM is a family of units which can be combined into shapes of quite different structure. The family consists of vertex units which resemble triangular pyrami...
This is a business card unit which I designed independently with Jennifer Campbell who used the name Dog Bone Unit (details in model description).
These are folding instructions for the Trapezoid Edge Module (TEM) module. This module bears some resemblance to Thomas Hull’s PHiZZ unit while the folding p...
Diagrams for the Bascetta Star (which obviously also include instructions for folding the units) can be found on the author’s page.
Since I’m too lazy to draw nice diagrams, I just made photographs of the module at different stages of folding. The module is quite simple, so I hope such pi...
Instructions are available on author’s website.
This page contains links to instructions for the classical Sonobe module. There also exist literally hundreds of variants: those have their separate pages on...
Online and in print