In the old days, a tato is a traditional origami fold used to create an envelope or thin packet. In Japan, the tato was used to hold small objects like needles or bits of thread. In …
Edible Quilling Cake: Happy Caker from TJ’s Happy Cakes made a Quilling Cake which looks simply fabulous. She’s not alone though, if you google “quilling cake”, you will find many examples of creative bakers who incorporate …
Math enthusiast and youtube contributor, Vi Hart, gives you Flex Mex, an amazing lecture in flexahexagons camouflaged as a cooking lesson.
A round tortilla is cut into strips and converted into a hexaflexagon.…
Tessellated Cakes: origami tessellations are a special branch of origami that involves folding one sheet into a repeating pattern. Origami tessellations are beautiful structures.
Ilan Garibi has found the secret of making origami-tessellation cakes. He folds …
Origami artist, Marcela Brina, makes delightful Cinnamon Sugar Crisps with an Origami Twist. To do this, won ton wrappers are folded into easy origami shapes, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar, and then baked at 400°F. A treat …
Jellogami: This origami bird or crane is made from jello-like sheets (assembled, not folded, into a bird).
First, dissolve gelatin into water to create a concoction. Paint the concoction into thin sheets. As you …
Origami Wedding Cake: In 2009, Marc from Merci Beaucoup Cakes made a fabulous origami wedding cake featuring a crane on top of a two-tier cake. But, he didn’t just make one crane, he made two. The …
Mandy Weaver uses fondant icing sugar to decorate origami-inspired cakes. The decorations are folded from sheets of fondant icing which she rolls out herself. [Photo by G Aharoni]…
