This model, Little-Wings Envelope (Simon Andersen) is easy-to-fold, practical, and minimalistic. When we make it with a piece of paper such as US letter size, it can be used to house cards for different occasions, such as Holidays, invitations, or birthday greetings. It can also be used to present a diploma or an award. …READ MORE HERE…
In the video presented here, you will learn how to fold the Elephant and Balloon. This model was created by Leyla Torres, and presented exclusively in Origamigos. This is a flat model suitable for a greeting card. …READ MORE HERE…
Please join us any time during June 2024 as we explore this month’s folding themes. Six Moon Serenity Stylish Blue Butterfly Talk Young Seahorse Ribbon Fluffy Plump Sundress Color Pineapple Succulent Crawl Radiant Pinwheel Balloon Seashell Seabird Strawberry Roundabout Accomplished Bloom Whimsical Brown Bag Frolic Regal These prompts are intended to spark your imagination! Let’s …
Daniela Carboni is an Italian origami creator and a member of Centro Diffusione Origami (1997-present).
She has a degree in aerospace engineering and is employed as the head of the Quality System Improvement department within the Italian aero industry.
Daniela started folding paper at age 3 and especially loved to fold paper boats and airplanes. She received her first origami book when she was 5 and has been creating her own origami models since 1994. At this time, Daniela has designed over 500 original––mostly figurative––models using varied techniques and types of paper. …READ MORE HERE…
This session includes a video of the highlights of the month. Themes: Month at a Glance, Origamigos & Origami Spirit Tutorials, Exquisite Folding Origami from Prompts, Creativity with Origami, Origami jewelry, Origami Snakes
In addition, off camera, we shared about new folds and books. Links inside. Take a look! …READ MORE HERE…
This gem of a frog is one of those charming and ingenious origami creatures. Folded with one piece of paper, it looks like it is clinging to a square piece of paper. It was designed by Daniela Carboni (Italy).
The folding process is meditative and pleasantly repetitive. What we do with one corner, we must repeat three more times, except at the end when as if by magic, a head and four legs are formed.