Leyla Torres 
A Treat-and-Treasures video tutorial!
This two-piece ghost (Leyla’s design) is fun and easy to make. The head is folded from the traditional water-bomb base and the body can be made with rectangular or square paper.
As an Origamigos member you enjoy early access to videos that are published in Origami Spirit such as this Gliding Ghost video tutorial. I addition, they are free of advertisements. …READ MORE HERE…
Themes in this session included: Playfulness and Process, Origami and a Spiritual Journey, Origami to Smile, Origamigos Choice Ribbon Awards, Origami Books and Sewing tools used for folding paper. …READ MORE HERE…
In the videos presented here, you will learn how to make two different versions of a Curly-Tail Cat, created by Leyla Torres, and presented exclusively in Origamigos. Each cat is made of two pieces of paper, one for the head and one for the body. The head is made exactly as we did in the Cat Face (presented in another post). …READ MORE HERE…
A member of Origamigos said to me “I have really high anxiety about Zoom, and the thought of sharing scares me!”
Then she asked: “Can I just hang out and watch a few meetings before I feel comfortable enough to share?”
My response was “Of course, you can attend and just watch!”
I totally understand Zoom discomfort because I have had that feeling myself. Here I share a personal story with you so that I might help ease those feelings. …READ MORE HERE…
Robert Lang is considered one of the world’s masters of the art of origami, with over 800 designs catalogued and diagrammed. His design techniques are used by origami artists around the world, and he lectures widely on the connections between origami art, science, mathematics and technology. He is noted for designs of great detail and realism, and includes in his repertoire some of the most complex origami designs ever created. …READ MORE HERE…
This is an easy-to-make cardinal bird on a branch that can be used on a greeting card! As a “Treat and Treasure,” you will find one short video tutorial to make a cardinal. This is Leyla’s creation inspired by a bird made by Hazel Burrows. …READ MORE HERE…