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The old art of flying paper planes. These are my children having a fun time playing with old time games i used to play when i was young. I wanted them to experience those fun days too instead of sitting with the computers.
Here it is Jun Maekawa's n°11/b or to better explain it is an add to model n°11 (third model in second chapter of Jun Maekawa's Genuine Origami). There is only the let's say "CP"... and a drawing showing the result... only 7 folds but made me crazy... not because there is a real difficulty in it, but because had no idea of what a tridacna is... actually architects living in Italy closed to the mountains are not really requested to know what a tridacna is... since I'm trained in recognizing and knowing symbols and sincetriquetra is the symbol of Sicily... it was obvious to me that the "tridacna" was the symbol of some of a mystical and mysterious oriental religion, and I've obviously trying to fold it... and here's the problem: it isn't... much less romantically tridacna is just a giant clam... oriental... that was true. Anyway, once it is clear to you what a tridacna is, it'll be really really easy to fold it... and since it is completly foldable you can also use it as an envelope... tridacna can also make pearls from time to time... so you can insert a shiny white paper in it making your message "precious". I really loved this model... Jun Maekawa use it to teach the half-closed (or half-open) fold... and as usual provides interesting informations about the method.
2:3 rectangular sheet of duo paper
Designed By: Tomoko Fuse
Folded By: Stephen Jeppson
Construction Design By: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
Assembly method: no glue
# of colored copy paper (8.5 x 11): 43
# of 4 inch squares: 140
# of 2 inch squares: 144
Approximate time to cut, fold, & assemble final model: 12.9 hours
Here is a model that I'm playing around with now. This was the fifth and final (for now) stage where the black, dark blue, & green still form a cube, but additional units are added to the lighter blue, lighter green, & purple to form a larger cube all the way around the cube.
I held a series of three sessions at KPF NY demonstrating severals ways to transform a flat single sheet of paper into a complex form. I demonstrated folds that used both standard origami techniques (square paper, no cutting) and more modern approaches (laser-cut and -scored curves). The square forms date back to the Bauhaus movement and I was inspired by the work I did for Erik and Marty Demaine when choosing the shapes of the curved forms. Special thanks also to Alex Soijka who helped with the video.
10 Fingers! Paper Earrings, handcrafted by Deepa Sekar. Here's a vibrant pair! … now meet their humble cousin
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Origami Rhinoceros
Model Design: Anh Dao
Tutorial Video: youtu.be/jhxnonsBwfo
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Paper size: 20cm x 20cm
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Brownstown, IN
"Strawboard" and then various kinds of paper and pulp were made and recycled on this site between the 1890s and the 1990s. The Kieffer Paper Mill was finally demolished after the turn of the century.
This delightful brooch is part of ‘The Auction Guide’– A smashing paper craft collection by Jacqueline Wagner.
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Category: Transistor Portables
RADIO ROBERTS R66
This portable transistor radio turns every household into a musical home! One of only 4 known examples preserved in such excellent condition. Perfect to familiarise the youngster of today with the iconic sounds of the past. The Roberts R66 has a bright and clear tuning scale and tunes perfectly to Broadcast and Long Wave. It is mains and battery operated and promises hours of fun in- and out of doors … perfect for the healthy lifestyle your family deserves.
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The brooch is a photographic image of a small paper radio which I created. Please take a look at my other images.
I found a local art shop which carried practically everything an artist would need, including various types of paper. I bought 8 sheets of mulberry tissue paper in green, brown, red and yellow, plus a roll of very thin japanese paper (not sure what it's called). My happiness quotient was off the charts when I found this shop!
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From a stack of faux aged paper I found lying around in my basement.
Created by Karen Krieger. Giveaway through December 14, 2014, U.S. residents. Enter to win a pair of earrings of your choice: www.allthingspaper.net/2014/12/paper-jewelry-giveaway-fro...