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Introducing the Pink Paper Dollhouse! This charming house is a kalidescope of color and pattern . Details are abound on every nook and cranny. With my background in dollhouse miniatures it was no surprise that I would have a paper dollhouse available some day. Finally after 3 months of designing and illustrating I'm so excited to share it with you. This is a great first starter house for miniature enthusiasts. At 12"L x 10" high its the perfect size for play.
A cute easy tessellation by Wei Fu. The use of an open back hexagon twist reminded me a lot of my Pinwheel Spark tessellation which has 2 variations. So, of course, I had to make a few variations with this one too :)
I noticed there weren't many CC-licensed watercolor textures, so here's a scan of a sheet of watercolor paper.
For this week's Macro Monday theme of "white on white", I used strips of white paper photographed on another sheet of white paper. I tried photographing curls and spirals but wasn't that happy with the results apart from one or two. So most of my photos were of a strip gently folded to form loops about 1 cm high, stuck to the other sheet with double sided tape, and using a light to throw shadows. My first attempts used a bright white LED torch and the photos came out very blue - not really what I was looking for in terms of the theme but interesting nevertheless. So I tried again with a halogen light source and that was better. I played around with clarity and contrast and must admit I like the darker, higher contrast images this produced, but was worried they wouldn't be quite right for the theme. So I did a few with less contrast and clarity, which gives a gentler, softer image.
Paper Doll inspired by Pullip dolls.
Meet Chocolate along with her puppy!! She is a very cute and elegant girl!
For sale: www.etsy.com/listing/222240896/chocolate-paper-doll-diy-i...
My new book. :)
The book quality is as same as my previous book (Paper & Form).
About this book:
Hardcovered and 188 colored pages.
Language: English and Hungarian.
Product dimensions: 21 cm x 30 cm.
27 models with step-by-step computer diagrams. Moreover 17 additional new models you can fold from this book with a little experience. (And there are some other photos from the variations of the models.)
I think most models of them are perfect in two-dimensional version, but of course, they will be better if you shape them to 3D.
All models are made from one uncut square.
You can see the photos of the models, which you could fold from this book here:
www.flickr.com/photos/65167262@N04/albums/72157719905809681
Available here for now:
www.origami-shop.com/en/zsebe-jozsef-m-129.html
You can also inquire from AEP (Asociación Española de Papiroflexia) shop here:
...and I have sent some copies of it to CDO (Centro Diffusione Origami) Shop:
...or you can buy it from the Origami Source:
origamiusa.org/catalog/products/paper-form-2
I wish you enjoyable folding!... :)
First one in 2017 and not the end ^-^ I will keep this up for some more days ^-^
I went crazy with Iimoris again ^-^ All out of the beautiful paper by Julia Schönhuber. This one is "Sommer".
There are four five different outer shape...
- Iimori Flower
- Iimori Star
- Iimori Astra
- Iimori Anthos
- Iimori Mika
...and 8 different center parts I like to use (A-F, I, M)
A Camelia Center
B Simple Flower
C Double Flower
D Diagonal Star
E Snowflake
F Fun (3D)
I Snowflake Inverse
M Mieko
There are many more variations, but these are my favorites.
This model with some more work on closing it. It doesn't require new creases, just rearranging the old ones and the result is a very tight box.
I went crazy with Iimoris again ^-^ All out of the beautiful paper by Julia
Schönhuber. This one is Winter Galaxy türkis.
Folded around 6070 till today and I decided to upload them...
once a day.
There are four five different outer shape...
- Iimori Flower
- Iimori Star
- Iimori Astra
- Iimori Anthos
- Iimori Mika
...and 8 different center parts I like to use (A-F, I, M)
A Camelia Center
B Simple Flower
C Double Flower
D Diagonal Star
E Snowflake
F Fun (3D)
I Snowflake Inverse
M Mieko
There are many more variations, but these are my favorites.
Folded from the CP out of a hexagon cutt off from a 20 cm on the side square of curry Elephant Hide.
The CP doesn't show the closure which is obtained using a point splitting technique.
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Folded from a hexagon cut of a 20 cm on the side square of Torreón paper.
I added a small modification since the original is too simple.
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Strips of paper are woven into beads and then covered with a protective coating of water based varnish. The beads are strung together to make jewelry.
This string was made in Uganda and was part of project supporting local women in entrepreneurial endeavours.
I received as a thank you for our school supporting these efforts.
logarithmic pattern, from octagon of kami (15 cm) and dodecagon of copy paper (A4)
In last Geneva origami meeting Roberto Gretter with Arborica folded these towers (I think), I would like to know how to fold, so someone started to teach me. But we hadn't enough time and finished after first octagon (no decreeping yet). Yesterday I thought that maybe now I could try to finish it...
With same algorithm I made also 12-sided tower.
Are these Chris Palmer's towers?
I forgot, for my greenwhite photo I used idea from discussion in one papyraceous' photo
And I found photo by origami_madness with the similar white, but from tridecagon(?)
63/365 (5.3.2011)
My variation on a Helena Verril model, inspired by a model by Samukami, folded from a hexagon cut off from a 40 something cm on the side square of colored copy paper.
I rotated the square that becomes the bottom of the box and suddenly all the leftover paper was gone.
Maybe it is the same model as the one created by Mélisande* that can be seen here. I am satisfied with my model, it has creaseless sides.
so i'm out of beads, or rather I'm just tired of looking at the ones that I have, so I made some out of a map of california from the 60's, a postcard from the 50's, and some card stock. I coated them with resin and drilled holes and voila. my husband looked at me as if i were crazy when i was meticulously dipping pieces of paper in to liquid resin, but he had to admit that they came out pretty cool
based on 60 face polyhedron
(deltoidal/trapezoidal hexecontahedron)
120mm diameter
made from one A4 t=0.2mm paper
This is how I think Takeuchi folded this model.
Folded from a square of Curious Metallic paper of 20 cm on the side.
Reverse engineering it wasn't so difficult, since this model is basically Peter Engel's 8 Point Star partially unfolded and with some extra paper for the 4 corners.
My version of Julianna's first block in the Last Minute Christmas QAL. Find more info on the QAL here:
jednoiglec.blogspot.ca/2014/11/last-minute-christmas-samp...
My attempt to reverse engineer this model from Dasa, which I basically did from the reverse side photo.
My external layer is different, I guess I took the wrong reference for it.
Folded from a square (turned octagon) of Arjo Wiggins paper of 30 cm on the side.
The 4th installment in our Paper review series.
See the full review in The Fold (OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/thefold), or in www.happyfolding.com/
Using Ale Beber's technique for the KNB Star, similar to some of the works of O'Sorigami.
Folded from a square of 25 cm on the side of "Casa de Papel" paper.