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…
Please join us any time during this lovely month of September as we explore this month’s folding themes …READ MORE HERE…
In one of our live Origamigos meetings, the issue of hand pain and trigger finger was brought up: Is there an exercise that can help us heal trigger finger?
Here I will expand on my remarks on that meeting and how I personally addressed those issues.
Over the years I have occasionally suffered from pain in my shoulders or hands, including a “trigger finger”.
Without being able to use my hands in fully, I was seriously concerned about how my work and financial prospects would be affected, including my origami practice.
Here are some non-pharmaceutical approaches that have helped me heal. …READ MORE HERE…
Please join us any time during this lovely month of August as we explore this month’s folding theme in the beauty and warmth of this special time: Warm Weather
This Origami Challenge is open to anyone who wants to participate. Read the prompts inside. …READ MORE HERE…
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…
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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