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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...
Buckyball (30 x PHiZZ unit)
Designer: Thomas Hull
Units: 30 squares
PHiZZ unit tutorial:
origametry.net/phzig/phzig.html
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
really surprised how well it locked together it wouldn't at first really easy to make the units
30 pieces of 1:2 origami paper
no tape or glue
found here
Boîtes modulaires de Tomoko Fuse et kimono de Makloto Yamaguchi que j'ai traité ici pour en faire une broche.
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:
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.
Modular Ball
Designer: Fumiyaki Kawahata
Units: 6 square pcs
Tutorial: thebraid.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/web_kawahata_ball_st...
