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the twelve units ready to be assembled into the bowl kusudama. looking at the one in the lower left corner it may have been backwards. but checking it it looks OK on the ball.
no glue, but I am glad I keep a few clothes pins on my table.
12 pieces square
instructions found here
Twirl Kusudama 120 SHSP (12x5 + 20x3)
Designer: Krystyna Burczyk (@krystynaburczyk )
Units: 120 squares (120 SHSP modules), arranged as stars in a truncated dodecahedron
Tutorial: “Twirl Kusudama 4” (2016) by Krystyna Burczyk, pp 5-9, V
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It is always interesting to see how things evolve over the years. Back when I was in highschool and I learned how to make these. It took two pieces to make each unit and 60 pieces to make a ball. Now it only takes 30 pieces of paper because someone took the time to design a new unit.
30 pieces square copy paper
No glue
Forms a truncated dodecahedron
Instructions here
Taj Mahal
Designer: Valentina Minayeva
Units: 30 square pcs
Tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZyJIZEiP7g&list=PLbK8kHfA5Zy...
I really like this one.
I have seen it in 1 side and 2 paper. I think it looks a lot better with dual sided paper it is really easy to get consistent results. I doubt it is overly durable. But i dont think it is going to explode sitting on the shelf.
I used 15 sheets of square Origami paper split into 1:2 rectangles for 30 pieces
I think it could be done with no glue, but after several hours og trying and failing
I used glue
Regenbogen designed by Maria Vakhrusheva.
tutorial in German here, at 1petiteSociere’s youtube. m.youtube.com/watch?v=XDqSTRQtewU&pp=0gcJCTMBo7VqN5tD
20 Intersecting Cubes
Designer: Leong Cheng Chit (@leongchengchit)
Units: 30 x 2:3√3 rectangles (4.5x10.7cm or 13.4x5cm or ~5.6x15cm)
Tutorial:
- www.bilibili.com/video/BV11E411M7BC or
Again inspiration to modular stars!
Unnamed, Unnamed and Solar star
Designer: Lukasheva Ekaterina (Russia)
Created 2011
Folder: Lukasheva Ekaterina
Parts: 7,8,8 (clockwise)
Paper's size : 7.5 x 7.5 cm
Joined with : nothing
Diagram: no
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I really like this one.
I have seen it in 1 side and 2 paper. I think it looks a lot better with dual sided paper it is really easy to get consistent results. I doubt it is overly durable. But i dont think it is going to explode sitting on the shelf.
I used 15 sheets of square Origami paper split into 1:2 rectangles for 30 pieces
I think it could be done with no glue, but after several hours og trying and failing
I used glue
Regenbogen designed by Maria Vakhrusheva.
tutorial in German here, at 1petiteSociere’s youtube. m.youtube.com/watch?v=XDqSTRQtewU&pp=0gcJCTMBo7VqN5tD
Sakura (Cherry blossom) Origami Ornament Ball !!
Used 30 pieces of origami. It's very hard to assemble ... no glue, no stapler or sticky tape.
around 11cm
it has taken me a bit to post something new.
my carpal tunnel has gotten better bad. It took glue to connect but I think I can forgive myself this one time.
Maple kusudama designed by Usman Rosyidhi (UsmanRosyidhi@gmail.com)
30 pieces of paper
square
took glue to connect
Sakura (Cherry blossom) Origami Ornament Ball !!
Used 30 pieces of origami. It's very hard to assemble ... no glue, no stapler or sticky tape.
around 11cm
Yes I really like my fuse box to hold pieces in. I also use it for a size reference of my finished projects
This ball does not like thick paper at all. And relies on sharp angles. There are a few variations floating and the internet, and I believe it is called signet base.
I want to try to make a few od the variations over the next few days just because I really do like the way this one turns out. But my hands needs a few days from the thick magazine paper i used. This is probably one of the simpler variations, and an example of pre creases makes it possible. But it did require a lot of going back to check if I had the right shape. As usually neatness counts.
It also turned out really friendly to ripped pieces of paper since none of the outer edges are visible on the finished unit. Start color side down if you want to finish with it out. Looking at the unassembled units I am sure they are relatively easy to invert and would assemble. Providing an interesting line pattern, but it would still be one color.
30x square units, 4.25 inches
Mixed between copy paper and magazine paper.
No glue or taped use
I found here and on kusudama.info
Luminescence
Designer: Aldos Marcell
Units: 30 square pcs
Tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pdgDdfoN4E
These jewelry is made out of paper. This product has been given waterproof coating. Therefore, it is water resistant.
Size:
Height : 7.0 cm approx (with hook)
Width : 5.2 cm approx
My Shop:
www.craftsvilla.com/fahcreations
For more such creations please visit my bog:
Chamomile
Designer: Uniya Filonova
Units: 30 square pcs
Tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX21E_CIfds&list=PLbK8kHfA5Zy...
Seastar with variations
Designers: Tomoko Fuse, variations by me
Units: 60 squares (30 base modules + 30 inserts)
Video tutorial:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Yp3w2Dy3C8
Diagram (base module):
i.pinimg.com/564x/a0/8b/d7/a08bd78731a9d26dd03c5c1a1a863e...
Phantasm
Designer: Doug Jones
Units: 30 square pcs
Tutorial: i.pinimg.com/originals/d5/43/02/d54302c5c9d38a4694ffa6dbe...
Claude Monet
Designer: Kankichi
Units: 30 square pcs
Tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTvHm4fbUTY&list=PLbK8kHfA5Zy...
IvaMia
Designer: Andrey Hechuev
Units: 6 squares
Tutorial:
link1:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=86I2Pjv9bW8&t=328s
link2:
goorigami.com/modular-origami/ivamia-kusudama/4346
Buckyball (30 x PHiZZ unit)
Designer: Thomas Hull
Units: 30 squares
PHiZZ unit tutorial:
origametry.net/phzig/phzig.html