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~~~This super Easter Rabbit is almost done delivering the last chocolate eggs. He has the special ability to run so fast and jump so far, that you can barely see him.
At this point the basket is fully loaded and this Super Rabbit can leave again.
In the background you can see the very last eggs glowing, almost ready to be harvested and delivered.~~~
Wishing you all a happy Easter, if you're celebrating it and if not have a lovely weekend ;-))
Model: origami Osterhase 6 / Rabbit 6
Design: Klaus-Dieter Ennen
Diagrams in Colombian Origami Convention Book 2016
Paper:
- Rabbit: a piece of double colored wrapping paper 21x42cm.
Final size: length 13,5cm, height 10,5cm, width 3cm
-Basket: A5 format
"“This little origami fairy is meditating on her secret golden sphere to regain new energy in the form of magical golden dust particles.
After a while she will look radiant again and be able to resume her work. She visits people and then leaves a small golden dust particle in their hearts to bring happiness and joy. Who knows, she might also visit you! ;-))""
Enjoy your day today!
Model; origami Fairy
Design: Marc Vigo Anglada
Diagrams in Pajarita Magazine #149
I folded this Fairy from a light yellow colored handmade paper 21x21cm. Final size: height 12,5cm, width 10,5cm.
"Planting a Japanese maple tree in your garden traditionally symbolizes the welcoming of autumn as a friend. The Japanese phrase "momiki-gari" translates to "maple viewing" or "maple hunting," which refers to the ritual visitation to the mountains each fall to view the brilliance of wild maple trees. In Asian art, star-shaped leaves of the Japanese maple trees are often paired with deer, as both are common symbols of the arrival of autumn."
info - WiKi
In case you like autumn a lot and you do have a garden and no maple yet, you might consider to plant one. There are many species to choose from.
This folded 'Maple Leaf' looks also different than the previous ones I showed you and also a more complex one to fold.
If you are interested to see those other origami 'maple leaves', visit my album 'Flowers and Leaves'. (and scroll down to the bottom)
I folded this 'Full-Moon Maple Leaf' from a red-brown kamipaper (24x24cm). Final size height 12,5cm, width 10,5cm.
Model: origami Full-Moon Maple Ver.18.0
Design: Kasumi Seishi
Diagrams in Tanteidan 24th Convention Book
“If you truly love nature, you will find beauty everywhere.”
Quote – Vincent Van Gogh
“Those who find beauty in all of nature will find themselves at one with the secrets of life itself.”
Quote – L. Wolfe Gilbert
I couldn't choice between the two quotes…….do you have a favorite?
For the "Smile on Saturday! :-)" theme: 'Colorful Hearts', I folded from just one piece of double colored paper this golden heart with a red iris on top of it. ;-))
Wishing you many happy smiles today, they say it is good for your health ;-)) HSoS!!!
Model: Origami Heart with Iris
Design: Andrey Lukyanov
Diagrams in the book International Origami Internet Olympiad 2012
Paper, one piece of 30x30cm double colored kraftpaper
Final size: height 9cm , width 10,5cm
For the 😄 HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday 😄 theme: 'Locked'
I hope it is suitable for the theme, as the paper is locked with the points to keep it together.
Happy Crazy Tuesday everyone.
An old origami model, called 'Braided Paper', which I refolded recently, actually the very first one after the big move ;-)) When I folded it years ago it was a difficult model, but now it is easy. Funny how these things work.
I used a square of rice paper 29,7cm, that is rather thin, because it has lots of layers in the middle.
Final size: a square of 10,5cm
As I do love backlighting, in the first comment box you can see that version ;-)
Model: origami Braided Paper
Design: J.C. Nolan
Diagrams:
- in his book Creating Origami by J.C. Nolan
- on the Internet as PDF-file
- here you find a video tutorial
An old origami model, called 'Braided Paper', which I refolded recently, actually the very first one after the big move ;-)) When I folded it years ago it was a difficult model for me, but now it is easy. Funny how these things work.
I used a square of rice paper 29,7cm, that is rather thin, because it has lots of layers in the middle.
Final size: a square of 10,5cm
In the first comment box you can see the 'normal' version, in daylight ;-))
Model: origami Braided Paper
Design: J.C. Nolan
Diagrams:
- in his book Creating Origami by J.C. Nolan
- on the Internet as PDF-file
- here you find a video tutorial
A wonderful triangle origami gift box. When you fold 6 boxes, you can make an origami cake ;-))
Paper for one box: 7 pieces of double colored paper 15x15 cm;
3 for the lid, 3 for the bottom and one piece for the little rose.
Final size: one site of the triangle box is 10,5cm.
Model: Origami Triangle Box with Rose Motif
Design: Tomoko Fuse
Diagrams in the book "Decorative Origami Boxes" by Rick Beech
or in: ORU magazine No. 6
I will be off for a few days, too busy with work. See you later!
~~~ "Hope you all had a great and happy Halloween!!!! We'll meet again next year ;-))) Best wishes and stay well!!!"' says this big smiling Jack O'Lantern ~~~
Wishing you all a fearless Tuesday ;-))
Model: origami Jack O'lantern
Design : Swapnil Das
Diagrams in the Origami-USA Convention Book 2017
I fold this origami model with a 24x24cm, orange/silver foil.
Final size: width 10,5cm; height 13,5cm
""Good morning, so nice to see you.
I have just awakened from my beauty sleep, as I must prepare for the visit that is coming with Halloween, and age does matter these days.
It used to be different, back then I looked very different and was full of youthful exuberance to enjoy life and also to master the magic spells. I still have a photo of myself somewhere, but where was it again…….
Oh, I hear the doorbell ringing, I have to answer it…,"" muttered witch Garzia and she disappeared...
To be continued
Happy Shocktober 👻
Model: origami Witch
Design: Roger Garzia
Diagrams in O(rigami) USA -collection 2023
Paper:
one sheet of double silver foil/ purple, 15x15cm
Final size: length 10,5cm, height 7,5cm
"Peek-a-boo, here I am", says the Clown ;-))
As promised I show you today the end result of all the folding steps.
Hope you like it ;-))
(In the first comment box you can see the 'Little Queen', which an in between step, if you missed it)
Wishing you all a very joyful weekend ;-))
Model: origami Clown Box
Design: Han Ji Woo
Diagrams in the book 'Origami Double' by the Korea Origami Association
Paper: one uncut 50x50cm double colored Kraft wrapping paper
Final size: height clown 17cm; length: the arms included is about 10,5cm; box is 4x4cm