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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...
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
5 Intersecting Tetrahedra
Designer: Thomas Hull
Units: 30 x (1:3) pcs (Frances Ow's 60deg unit)
Tutorial: mars.wne.edu/~thull/fit.html
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
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