Pencil Holder with Foto Frame by Shabbir Bandukwala

(Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan)

Used two colors of paper sheet six paper has been sued to make this pencil holder.

Abstracted Summer V

by Patricia C. Coleman
(Bloomington, Indiana)

I love creasing, folding and forming. Here are other forms I am playing with. The middle image is fabric. When I share what I am learning with others I call it

Origami Cross Bookmarks

by Pat Wheeler
(Hot Springs, AR)

It has been interesting visiting your site. Thank you.

Origami Mobile

by Stanley
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada)

In all the years of paper folding I never bothered to do a mobile…..here’s my first one for my niece Sophia. There’s about 40 creatures: horse, zebra, unicorn, 3 different kangaroos (One with

Dinos to Israel

by Joyce Aysta
(Los Angeles)

these 2 dinos are part of a set of 5 that I sent to Israel for and origami show curated by Paul Jackson

by Joyce Aysta
(Los Angeles)

Artist Statement

I am a self-taught paper artist who creates realistic, rectilinear and monochromatic origami architecture greeting cards. I have now embarked on a new body of work ~ abstract, curvaceous and colorful curved creases.

Curved Creases

by Joyce Aysta
(Los Angeles)

Artist Statement

I am a self-taught paper artist who creates realistic, rectilinear and monochromatic origami architecture greeting cards. I have now embarked on a new body of work ~ abstract, curvaceous and colorful

WXYZ (Intersecting Planes)

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

Four Intersecting Triangles made from Tung Ken Lam’s WXYZ module.

Editor’s note:

Click here for instructions for WXYZ and other modular origami models.

Menger Sponge (Level 2 and Level 3)

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

Level 2 & 3 Menger Sponge made out of 4x7cm business card recovered from paper scraps. The models was folded by Malagasy maths students.

Dollar Bill Coat Tie

by Denny
(USA)

Coat and Tie made with two $1 bills.