by Stanley
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada)
Not too bad, not a single flower used a hundred triangular pieces (I avoided the rose and tulip…those 2 used over 120 pieces). 15 flowers in all and about 4 different types.
by Shabbir Bandukwala
(Karachi, Sindh,Pakistan)
I made a jewelry box which I have learned from YouTube Origami 172.
Lid of the box made with the eight paper, box bounder made with 16 paper, and base with eight paper.
by Shabbir Bandukwala
(Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan)
Used four paper to make one pencil holder
by Kevin
(Reno, NV, USA)
I made this attempting something else. So I saved it in my wallet for awhile to eventually reverse engineer it and share it… but one day I needed a dollar and
by DN
(USA)
I learned to fold these Easter Baskets from this YouTube video. The only improvements I made were to foll the handles to the inside of the basket and fold one of the ends very
by Sophia & Stanley
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada)
Added two more different box cranes to the two I already posted earlier. The orange 2-crane box holds the most amount of items, but the cranes are a lot
by Sophia & Stanley
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada)
6 1/2 year old Sophia helped uncle Stanley make a pair of different box cranes. The blue one have a wider base so it’s more balanced, also it can
by Romi Halabaso
(Philippines)
This is my first original origami creation for 2015. Happy New Year to all! You can see all of my origami models at http://www.wordpress.com/romigami
by Phillip Bonner
(Goolwa South Australia)
I searched for a Business Card Holder and found one by Romie Halabaso that would suit my needs. But, alas, there were no instructions and frequent attempts at contacting Romie were
by Hideo Kumayama
(São Bernardo do Campo-SP-Brasil)
Paper size 2:1
Inspiration Shuzo Fujimoto Box