by Nicolas
(Olive Branch, Mississippi, USA )
by Suhail Skalli
(South Africa)
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Folded by Suhail
by Stephanie K
(Oregon, US)
This origami is filled with 9 paper cranes, so that the total number of pieces of paper used (129) matches the death toll of the 11/13/15 attacks in Paris. Each sheet of
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
Dodecahedron made from 30 penultimate modules (attributed to Robert Neal).
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
Ant Lions Nest, same unit (30u) but different assembly. Design is attributed to Tomoko Fuse.
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
Dodecahedron made from 30 double-sided concave hexagonal units (little turtle units).
The design is attributed to Tomoko Fuse.
Little Turtle Dodecahedron (concave)
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
Level 1 Menger Sponge made from Tomoko Fuse square module (72).
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
Stellated Icosahedron made from 30 Sonobe units. The model is also called Small Triambic Icosahedron.
Editor’s Note: Instructions to this origami model can be found in the modular origami section of web
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
The design of this fractal is attributed to Dr. Jeannine Mosely. We used approximately 50 000 business card for this Snowflake Sponge. The final model is around 1.50 meters.
by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)
The Level 1 Jerusalem Cube is almost similar to the Menger Sponge where each face is ornated by a cross pattern. I use business card for this model.