[Origami] Can We Talk About the Elephant (and the Hundreds of Other Origami Models) In the Room?

Contact your local library or school - offer a display and they may also let you give away models to kids. As precious as they are, they take up space and I have had many instances where, rather than sending bags of fold to the bin, giving them away is a better alternative. regards Peter Whitehouse

Re: [Origami] let's stop calling our creations "models"

Alternatively, you could choose a term more descriptive of the form "paper/folded sculpture" is closer to the actuality perhaps? regards, Peter R Whitehouse * (wonko) --- Author, Teacher, Learner, Geek, Paper Ninja ~ http://www.wonko.info *some ass

Re: [Origami] Origami Rumor

...interesting, my last reply was rejected because I had not pruned the few lines of reply text from the person I was replying to - just sayin' regards, Peter R Whitehouse * (wonko) --- Author, Teacher, Learner, Geek, Paper Ninja ~ http://www.wonko

[Origami] origami sighting

Was watching Elementary (new Holmes/Watcon thing) and noticed an extraordinary paper sculpture in Holmes' apartment anyone know anything about it? regards, Peter R Whitehouse * (wonko) --- Author, Teacher, Learner, Geek, Paper Ninja ~ http://www.

Re: [Origami] I must be slow!

Hi Douglas Zander said: > Does anyone really like > to sit and waste their time folding and folding? No one watches you > fold and comments on your folding techniques. They comment on the > final, finished model. You give away finished models, not folds in > progress. > How do others feel

Re: [Origami] Gabriel Vong/Sunflower

Rosemary, the instructions indicate how to colour the paper after folding guide folds, there is no colour change regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Email sent using Optus Webmail

Re: [Origami] sweaty hands

Perhaps consider a "sealer" spray - craft shops sell clear lacquer in aerosol cans to stabilise, make water resistant and protect paper surfaces - might work alternatively, talc? regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Email

Re: [Origami] Fwd: The name "waterbomb"? (FWD for Yahoo user Laura Rozenberg)

water quite nicely but do not survive catapult flings very well, sadly regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Email sent using Optus Webmail

Re: [Origami] High intermediate or complex FLAT angel model ?

Perhaps consider Elias's angel, as re-worked by gabriel Vong: http://www.wonko.info/365origami/?p=2372 - lovely praying hands and folds pretty flat regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Email sent using Optus Webmail

[Origami] Joisel's Pangolin

nting at a wire frame armature underneath. *big ask* can anyone tell me what is under the model please? Perhaps take a photo? Is there one at Origami House? I live in Australia so am a LONG way from one, any help would be appreciated regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info/365origami/ *some as

Re: [Origami] origami snail, need creator's contact

the instructions I have for this appear to be in Thai regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Email sent using Optus Webmail

Re: [Origami] Variations on a classic

"It's Magic" by Robert Harbin - a rabbit standing atop a waterbomb - 2x1 paper, clever http://www.wonko.info/365origami/?p=1017 regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Email sent using Optus Webmail

Re: [Origami] Folding Australia 8-9 August 2020 in Sydney

Clare, I am planning to come down from Brisbane, yes have yet to contemplate rooms etc regards Peter Whitehouse* http://www.wonko.info *some assembly required - Original Message - From: "The Origami Mailing List" To: Cc: Sent:Tue, 28 Jan 2020 15:30:53 +0800 Subject:[Origam

Re: [Origami] CFC new feature - Folders' Directory

Ilan, Will creators be added to the folder directory also? Kindest regards, Peter Whitehouse (Wonko/PDub*) *some assembly required On Fri, 5 Jul 2024 at 10:12 PM, Ilan Garibi via Origami < origami@lists.digitalorigami.com> wrote: > Dear folders of the world, > > We are happy t