by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
I call this dog model ‘Snoopy’ because it resembles the popular black-eared dog from George Shulcz’ comic strip ‘Peanuts’.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This parrot model is folded beginning with the Japanese or third-fold pinwheel.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This is a very simple owl model. I folded this starting with a preliminary base.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This mule model is folded starting with a waterbomb base.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This is an easy dove origami. It is completed in less than 12 folds.Looks good in two-colored paper.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines
Philippines)
This model is folded from a rectangular paper, about 6″ x 10″. It can also be modified to become a simple gift box without the decorative top.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This box model starts with a bird base.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This octagonal tato model is folded from a square paper, no cutting. The double pinwheel folds closes the tato firmly.
by Romie Halabaso
(Philippines)
This coaster model is folded from one single square paper. No cutting.
by Thomas Leung-Tack
(Canada)
This is a buckyball made of 60 units.