[Origami] April update

I haven't been folding much this year because I have been busy with my seventh book which I hope to release in the next couple of months. Unlike my previous books which had mostly one type of origami - modular or single-sheet, I have mixed them up this time, so hopefully I will be able to interest

Re: [Origami] Origami question - origami Santa iemo.jp

On Sat, Apr 22, 2017 at 12:19 PM, Todd Sovey wrote: > On google, if you type origami Santa iemo.jp, you will get a photo of an > origami Santa on Pinterest. Do you know how I can get the diagram for it? > I think (though it's hard to tell exactly) that this Japanese blog

[Origami] Origami question - origami Santa iemo.jp

On google, if you type origami Santa iemo.jp, you will get a photo of an origami Santa on Pinterest. Do you know how I can get the diagram for it? Thanks, Todd

[Origami] Origami camp...Dawn Tucker,O'Fallon, MO

I found the most success giving everyone a copy of "Easy Origami" by John Montroll and then talking them thru the first couple of models. This gave every kid a chance to progress at their own pace. The children who catch on fast are soon helping the other kids. The models in this book start very

Re: [Origami] World record attempt for an origami rhino by Liu Tong

On Apr 22, 2017, at 12:19 AM, Joseph Wu wrote: >> On Apr 21, 2017, at 19:42, Brian K. Webb wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> A new origami world record attempt for a rhino in China. Chinese artist Liu >> Tong made the world’s largest origami rhinoceros at a