Owrigami
Hexagon Cross - Coaster #14 [Back]
The model is derived from the the Octagon Cross Module, converted to form the Hexagon Cross module. The angle in step 4 of Dirk Eisner's Octagon Cross Module is changed to 60 degrees - www.flickr.com/photos/eisfold/9419596217/
For this variation, I have changed the gender of all the folds on the left side of the module in step 4, 5 and 6.
The model is from 6 rectangles of Duo-coloured Korean papers of 3x1 dimension. [15cm x 5cm] They are first assembled and simple mountain and valley folds are then applied to each of the 6 arms.
There are many variations, just like the Coasters derived from the Triangle Cross modules. Many thanks to Dirk Eisner for sharing his ideas with me.
Hexagon Cross - Coaster #14 [Back]
The model is derived from the the Octagon Cross Module, converted to form the Hexagon Cross module. The angle in step 4 of Dirk Eisner's Octagon Cross Module is changed to 60 degrees - www.flickr.com/photos/eisfold/9419596217/
For this variation, I have changed the gender of all the folds on the left side of the module in step 4, 5 and 6.
The model is from 6 rectangles of Duo-coloured Korean papers of 3x1 dimension. [15cm x 5cm] They are first assembled and simple mountain and valley folds are then applied to each of the 6 arms.
There are many variations, just like the Coasters derived from the Triangle Cross modules. Many thanks to Dirk Eisner for sharing his ideas with me.