Icosahedron from Strip (CFW 260)
Instructions for this model were published in Shuzo Fujimoto’s books in the form of crease patterns: Solid Origami, page 4...
Models representing a wide array of simple mathematical objects.
Instructions for this model were published in Shuzo Fujimoto’s books in the form of crease patterns: Solid Origami, page 4...
Instructions for this model can be found in Shuzo Fujimoto’s books: Solid Origami, page 43 (CP) Invitation to Creative P...
Instructions for the model can be found in Fujimoto’s books: Twist Origami I, page 67 Invitation to Creative Playing wit...
Instructions for this model can be found in Shuzo Fujimoto’s books. It is folded from a 2:1 rectangle, but instructions start...
A crease pattern can be found on Robert Lang’s site. It can be constructed by pure origami methods and is relatively simple t...
This model is folded from a bronze rectangle (1:√3). Instructions can be found in following books by Fujimoto, and start with...
Instructions for the model were published in many books and magazines, including: Invitation to Creative Playing with Orig...
This design is a fractal extension of the regular Whirlwind Tessellation, which uses an 8×8 grid. The fractal molecule is fol...
Instructions Step-by-step instructions can be found in the Bauhaus Foundation Course instructional booklet by Eric Gjerde, an...
You can fold this tessellation based on instructions for folding a single molecule. There is also a video tutorial by Sara Ad...
Below you can find instructio...
You can find folding instructions for the Hydrangea (including a number of variants) in Fujim...
There is a video tutorial about Clover Folding, made by Sara Adams.
In order to fold this model, you can follow instructions for the single molecule. You can use...
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...
Clover Folding Lookalike looks very similar to Fujimoto’s Clover Folding but has a significantly different structure.
A video tutorial for the model is available on YouTube.
To fold this model, use a strip with about 1:15 proportions and fold notches according to CLU instructions. Make two notches ...
Instructions for this model are available in an OrigamiUSA article which also contains very interesting details about this mo...
Introduction and folding instructions online and in print Robert J. Lang’s Makalu (Six Intersecting Pentagons) is an interest...
This is a model independently designed by me and other people, including Matt Humberstone who published a Crease Pattern of h...
You can use this model to print your name on it (templates available below) and put it on your desk or for adding descriptions to your models at an origami c...
Front side Bumpy Octahedron is folded from a single sheet of 2:1 paper. Each face is decorated with a sunken tria...
Introduction and folding instructions on author’s page Gasherbrum (Four Interesecting Triangles) is one of the models in Hima...
Introduction and folding instructions on author’s page Annapurna (Ten Interesecting Triangles) is one of the models in Himala...
Instructions for the model were published in Meenakshi Mukerji’s book, Marvelous Modular Origami, on page 54.
Instructions for folding the model are available online.
Instructions for the model were published in Meenakshi Mukerji’s book, Marvelous Modular Origami, on page 30.
Instructions for the model were published in Meenakshi Mukerji’s book, Marvelous Modular Origami, on page 18.
Tom Hull’s folding instructions Five Intersecting Tetrahedra (FIT), designed by Thomas Hull, is probably the most popular mod...
Diagrams for this model are available online.
Instructions for folding the model are available online.
Instructions for folding the model are available online.
Model diagrams are available online.