In the video presented here, you will learn how to fold the Mama Hen and Baby Chick. This model was created by Leyla Torres, and presented exclusively in Origamigos. This is a flat model suitable for a greeting card. (Spoiler alert: There is a Lady Coco sighting within the video.) …READ MORE HERE…
Designed by Robert Neale, the origami Squared Square model is made with one piece of paper. It’s a lovely origami figure because it highlights the concept of nested squares.
The Squared-Square Cube demonstrates how the basic Square design can be used as a module.
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This origami heart torch designed by Yossi Nir is a delightful blend of romance and flame! Made from just a single sheet of two-sided paper (pink on one side, yellow on the other), it cleverly transforms into a heart with a flickering yellow flame at its center. The pink outer portions create a plump, loving heart, while the golden flame rises dramatically from the middle – all achieved through strategic folding that reveals both colors of the paper. It’s an easy-to-make model that’s perfect for beginners, allowing you to craft a symbol of burning passion without needing advanced folding skills. Whether for Valentine’s Day or simply to brighten someone’s day, this heart torch lets you say “my heart burns for you” in paper form!
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IIn the videos presented here, you will befolding a Cradle Heart and Decorative Insert designed by Leyla Torres. In addition, a third item, a Rose Bud designed by Jason Schneider, is featured as a part of a three-piece model. …READ MORE HERE…
Both the lid and the box for this Ribbon Gift Box are based on the traditional Masu Box.
Suggested Paper: Two pieces of Kami paper
Suggested Color: Different color on each side.
Paper Size: at least 8 x 8 inches (20 x 20 cm).
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This whimsical origami helicopter is an action model designed by Federico Scalambra (Italy).
The design cleverly captures the essence of a helicopter while maintaining the clean, geometric aesthetic that origami is known for.
What makes this model particularly special is its interactive nature – the rotor blades can spin when gently blown upon, transforming the static paper creation into a delightful kinetic toy. …READ MORE HERE…