This Advent Calendar box is similar in appearance to a variation of the Candy Coffin previously presented in Origamigos, but this one is simpler to make. Instead of having to prepare a rectangular paper, we can use any square paper we have at hand! …READ MORE HERE…
This is a fun printable and foldable reference for the paper sizes to make The Little Prince, presented in another post.
There are two documents included in this post. Each should be printed on different sides of the same sheet of paper.
Print each page on a different side of the same sheet of paper as shown in the enclosed video.
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This post includes three (3) printable template and patterns:
• TWO documents featuring plain pentagon templates of different sizes to print on a letter-size paper, cut and use for any pentagonal model.
• ONE document featuring a pentagonal printable pattern –designed by Leyla.
All three printables can be used for the Pentagonal Eternal Flame Container or for any other pentagonal origami figure. …READ MORE HERE…
This printable paper––designed by Leyla Torres––features a tiger pattern and can be used to make the tiger presented in this tutorial.
The video, a special edition for Origamigos, features a Tiger Head model.
This is Leyla’s adaptation of a Puma Head designed by Román Díaz. This stand-alone video refines the adaptation from puma to tiger, which was presented in this video. …READ MORE HERE…
Printable Pattern: Playful Mandala in four different colors and sizes. Download HERE this pattern created for Origamigos, the Origami Spirit Membership, by Leyla Torres. …READ MORE HERE…
Here you will find instructions to make the units for the body and head for this fun modular origami snake as they are traditionally folded. In addition, you can make a delightful variation for the tail and the head designed by Talo Kawasaki (video and diagrams included). …READ MORE HERE…