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I found these a few days back. And really just wanted to find one nice enough to give my wife. Plus this one being made from 1:2 scale rectangles. I was able to use the left over paper I had from making squares. It is nice to feel like I am wasting paper to.
There is a big debate online on when to curl the petals. Normally I swear against curling paper. So I had to try every way I saw. I decided to completely assemble the ball and then take each flap out individually to curl it. It meant assembling the ball twice. And maybe a third time to glue it together. unfortunately I didn't stop enough to get pictures because I was to focused over that
The page I found this unit has several different units made from several different shapes of paper. And there are lots of videos on YouTube
Little roses kusudama
30 units
1:2 rectangles copy paper
2.4 inches x 5.8
No glue or tape
Found here
30 units copy paper
a4 size rectangles
tutorials can be found in book "david brill brilliant origami"
the units allow a lot of different things to be built. I know you can build a ball with x24 or x60 units. and once they are put together, they don't come apart easily.
Buckyball (30 x PHiZZ unit)
Designer: Thomas Hull
Units: 30 squares
PHiZZ unit tutorial:
origametry.net/phzig/phzig.html
Trying something different with sonobe units
Took 48 units. More proof of the versatility of sonobe units.
X48 square paper
No glue or tape
Traditional sonobe units
Boîtes modulaires de Tomoko Fuse et kimono de Makloto Yamaguchi que j'ai traité ici pour en faire une broche.
I found these a few days back. And really just wanted to find one nice enough to give my wife. Plus this one being made from 1:2 scale rectangles. I was able to use the left over paper I had from making squares. It is nice to feel like I am wasting paper to.
There is a big debate online on when to curl the petals. Normally I swear against curling paper. So I had to try every way I saw. I decided to completely assemble the ball and then take each flap out individually to curl it. It meant assembling the ball twice. And maybe a third time to glue it together. unfortunately I didn't stop enough to get pictures because I was to focused over that
The page I found this unit has several different units made from several different shapes of paper. And there are lots of videos on YouTube
Little roses kusudama
30 units
1:2 rectangles copy paper
2.4 inches x 5.8
No glue or tape
Found here
5 Intersecting Tetrahedra
Designer: Thomas Hull
Units: 30 x (1:3) pcs (Frances Ow's 60deg unit)
Tutorial: mars.wne.edu/~thull/fit.html
Seastar
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Units: 30 square pcs
Tutorial: i.pinimg.com/originals/93/8a/40/938a40687751b20d44e07d06d...
IvaMia
Designer: Andrey Hechuev
Units: 6 squares
Tutorial:
link1:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=86I2Pjv9bW8&t=328s
link2:
Modular Ball
Designer: Fumiyaki Kawahata
Units: 6 square pcs
Tutorial: thebraid.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/web_kawahata_ball_st...
5 Intersecting Tetrahedra
Designer: Thomas Hull
Units: 30 x (1:3) pcs (Frances Ow's 60deg unit)
Tutorial: mars.wne.edu/~thull/fit.html