Two Fold Angelfish Beginner (Pureland)
c '95
by J.C. Nolan (Jan '95)
Fold from a square of paper colored the same on both sides. If two-color paper is used start with the colored side down for a predominantly white model. A 4" piece of paper produces a model 4" high.
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1/8 1. Please note, the extra symbols are for those who prefer having landmarks. Feel free to estimate.
3. The dotted line is to help show how things line up.
2. Please note, see previous note.
4. Complete the model with a smiley-face.
Diagrammed by J.C. Nolan - Feb '95
OBJECTS by Eugeny Fridrikh
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BABY ELEPHANT WITH THREE LEGS
1. Start with a bird base. Sink.
2. Reverse-folds.
5. Pull down while opening the flap on the right. Repeat behind.
8. Crease bisectors. Repeat behind.
6. Open.
3. Fold one layer to the left unfolding step 2. Repeat behind. Repeat step 2.
4. Pull up. Repeat behind.
7. Fold down. A new crease will appear. Repeat behind.
9. Fold to the right while pulling the inner layer up.
by Ricardo Fernandes Castelejo - rfcastelejo@hotmail.com - 06/02/2002
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BABY ELEPHANT WITH THREE LEGS
10. Gently pull the leg back using the creases made in step 8. A new crease will be necessary in the back leg. Repeat behind.
12. * Inside reverse-fold. ** Outside reverse-fold.
11. Inside reverse-fold to perform the leg. Repeat behind.
13. Inside reverse-fold the three legs.
14. Done! Baby elephant with three legs.
by Ricardo Fernandes Castelejo - rfcastelejo@hotmail.com - 06/02/2002
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Balloon with basket
Maarten van Gelder
1 Mark point
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1992 Aug
Balloon with basket
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Maarten van Gelder
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1992 Aug
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Cup
Maarten van Gelder
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1987 Oct
Cup with variations First make the simple one
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10 Make round and then slide in the overlap
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11 Variation 2: divide in 16 Very difficult to form cup! Variation 3: divide in 32; very, very difficult And the thicknes of the paper is coming in
Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Bloom Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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Passos 5-6: Repita na parte de trás. Steps 5-6: Repeat on the back.
Dobra de montanha só na primeira e na última camadas. Mountain folds only in the first and last layers.
9 Se desejar, coloque o caule, introduzindo um pedaço de arame ou palha no orifício embaixo. If you want, put the stalk in it, by inserting a piece of thin wire or straw into the down hole.
2001 by Rita Foelker
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Boat (traditional)
Diagrammed by: Frantisek Grebenícek (1999) www.origami.cz
(2) Fold in half and unfold.
(3) Fold to the center.
(4) Fold the overlapping strip upwards.
(5) Fold corners backwards. Turn over.
(1) Start from a rectangle (e.g. A4). Fold in half.
45°
(6) Fold strip upwards.
(7) Open.
(8) Opening in progress.
45°
(9) Fold triangle upwards. Repeat behind.
(10) Open (like in the steps 7 and 8).
(12) Finished boat.
(11) Take upper corners and stretch out.
 1997 Sy Chen
Boat II Designed and diagrammed in 4/97; Idea came from Fujimoto box variation
3. Enlarged; Fold 3 corners 1. Start from square with boat color up; Make creases
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7. Repeat steps 2-6 for left hand side
2. Right edge meets the 1st left crease
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8. Open to form 3D
9. Finished
Boat III
Š 1997 Sy Chen
Designed in 4/97 and diagrammed in 5/97; A variation from Sy's Boat II but effectively taking advantage of rectangle shape
1. Start from rectangle (3x4, A4, letter-size, or most of the magazine papers) with boat color up; Fold right side; Fold and unfold left side
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7. Open to form 3D
2. Enlarged; Fold and unfold
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8. Finished
3. Fold 3 corners
6. Repeat steps 2-5 for left hand side
* Ready for variation? Try to make this one.
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Start with Specially Made 2 toned paper.
1) Crease on inticated lines.
Or Make your own by mountain and valley folding.
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A D 4) Repeat 2 & 3 symetrically on the left side.
5) fold top back.
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6) grasp points A & B and swing down so piont C & D meet.
C D Midway through step 6.
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7) Fold and Unfold.
Back Side. 9) The result. turn over.
10) Fold and Unfold
11) fold under and tuck in pocket.
Book Mark 1 by Kim Best
3) Unfold
8) Inside Reverse.
Front Side.
12) Tuck the two triangles into the pocket, do not tuck in pointer underneath.
Email -- Kim.Best@m.cc.utah.edu
Start with Specially Made 2 toned paper.
1) Make a preliminary fold. Or Make your own by mountain and valley folding.
2) Valley fold front layer only.
4) Unfold to step 2.
5) Tuck underneath.
6) Two reverse folds.
7) Fold and unfold.
9) Fold and unfold.
11) Tuck the two triangles into the pocket, do not tuck in pointer underneath.
Back Side.
10) fold under and tuck in pocket.
Book Mark 2 by Kim Best
3) Valley fold front layer only.
8) Two reverse folds.
Front Side.
Email -- Kim.Best@m.cc.utah.edu
1) Crease diagonal
7) A type of petal fold.
13) Open up pocket on the bottom.
2) Rabbit ear One-fifth of the way in.
8) Like this. Turn over.
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4) Valley fold small flap and crease diagonal
3) Squash fold
9) (Top of front cut away) Make another odd petal fold.
10) Two valley folds.
5) Turn over and blintz.
6) collapse along the creases.
11) (Top portion only shown) Two swivel folds.
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12) Tuck in Pockets below.
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15) Step 14 and 15 are to secure pocket.
Heart Bookmark by Kim Best email -- Kim.Best@m.cc.utah.edu
Inpired by the Heart Models by Francis OW
Simple Box Copyright 1998 Stephen Hecht. All Rights Reserved
A 10cm x 14cm sheet produces a model 3cm x 3cm base and 4 cm high
1. White side up. Valley crease at 45 degrees.
4. Creasing finished. Lift four corners, using creases from steps 1 & 2.
2. Mountain crease (try not to crease center square).
3. Mountain crease at 45 degrees (f laps do NOT meet at center line).
5. In progress. 6. 3-D box-shape. All triangular flaps inside.
9. Done. 7. Top-view. Push small triangular flaps against wall, then large flaps. Tips of large flaps need to be folded a bit.
8. Side view. Valley down on creases from step 3. You may need to flatten the box slightly to avoid tearing.
Dollar Bill Stand-Up Butterfly Model Created and Diagrammed by A. Anselmo 5/94 anselmo@thermsa.eng.sunysb.edu
1) Mark the center of the bill with a valley fold, and then fold diagonally to this mark.
3) Now, fold those flaps into the model.
2) Flip the model over, and fold the small corners so that the remaining paper can be tucked into the model.
4) Mountain fold the right hand side of the model so you get...
6) Mountain fold along the heavy lines. 7) The model will now be able to stand on a flat surface.
5) this. Valley fold in the middle, where shown.
Chair By Perry Bailey 1997
1. Fold over then unfold. 2. Fold both sides to center.
3. Fold both sides in to the center again, then unfold and turn over.
Approximate center
5. Fold up about half way to the previously noted center, This will bring the flap from the back to the front.
4 Fold up to around the center of the model turn over.
7. Fold a little of the top layer down for neatness. The precrease the top layer.
8. Fold the back of the chair behind while bringing the front of the chair down to form the seat.
10. From the back it should look like this, note the two pockets at the bottom when you fold the top down tuck it into the pockets to lock it into shape.
6. Fold up the flap, or unfold it according to your perspective.
9. The front should look like this. Turn it around.
11. Finished chair. Now figure out a which point a simple reversal would hide the lines shown in the seat and back of the chair!
$ Chopstick Wrapper
Š 2000 Sy Chen
Designed on 7/28/00 and diagrammed in 7/29/00 - 8/1/00; Inspired by chopstick wrapper discussion in origami-L mailing list.
1. Start from 3x7 rectangle or US dollar bill; Washington face down is my preference if from US dollar bill; Leave a gap between upper edge and lower edge. The gap is about the same as border width of dollar bill.
3. Fold and unfold
5. top layer only along existing crease
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9. Mountain fold
11. Tuck into pocket
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4. Unfold
6. Unfold
8. Fold along existing crease
10. Mountain fold again
12. Finished; 'ONE DOLLAR' is shown on the lower stripe if a US dollar bill is used.
Chrysalis This is a unique mix of Traditional forms that tie together one flows into the next the sequence is so simple and natural that it makes a good teaching lesson for showing how one model can flow into another more complex model. I take no credit for this sequence of folds all I did was tie them together to provide a lesson plan a long time ago.
1. Fold the model in half on the diagonal Crease well and unfold.
2. Fold both sides into the center daigonal crease.
3. Valley fold the model in half on the diagonal.
4. Inside reverse fold the top down to form the head.
Tap the crows tail and see him peck at the ground.
5. This is the first stage of the model the pecking crow.
6. For the next step in the models progress unfold the head.
7. Fold the bottom edge up on each side of the model.
8. Outside reverse fold the upper part of the model to form it’s neck. (Also a good way to teach Outside and inside reverse folds.)
9. Another ouside reverse fold to form the pidgeons head.
If you push down on the pidgeon just behide the neck you can make the head move forwards and back just like the pidgeons do in the park!
10. This is the finished pigeon.
11. Now to finish up pleat the the head in to form a beak and reverse fold the back end of the model up to form the ducks tail feathers (optionaly you could fold with an inside reverse fold the tip of tail feathers down.)
12 Finaly the end of the sequence is here! You have a duck! If you are fond of mischief and are doing this for a young person, you could show them how they can stick a finger or a thumb into the pockets on both sides of the duck and pull outward, thus forming the dreaded attack duck!
Coot By Perry Bailey Copyright 2000
White side up
2. Fold up a little less than 1/3 from the top.
1. Fold a square in half on the diagonal one direction then fold in half on the diagonal the other way.
10. Grab the inner flap again and bring at least part of it back up again. This time it doesn’t have to go the length of the flap.
9. Grab the inner flap and reverse fold that puppy all the way to the end of flap, so it comes down even with the bottom of the model.
NOTE: When the model is finished there should be a flap sticking up inside of the model you can fold over to lock the body together.
4. Fold the long edge up to the top on each side. The finished Coot!
8. Just taking a break here to say to mention how far the tail sticks out all depends on step 2.
7. Pleat the beak in a little for that waterfowl look!
3. Fold the model in half, and turn 90 degrees.
5 . Reverse fold up the neck, part of neck is inside the body, you know the neck is right when it touches at the underlying layers in the front.
6. Another outside reverse fold for the head.
Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Decoration Use 8 quadrados de papel. Use 8 squares of paper.
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2001 by Rita Foelker
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This fold is useful as a drip catcher on a bottle (of wine).
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American Eagle Origami Individual Project Group E Sandy Union Middle School Sandy OR Designed by Colleen Winchester 2-8-74 Diagramed by Perry Bailey 1999 1
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1. Start with an inverted bird base. Then fold the flaps in about 1/3 f the way in to the c e n t e r. R e p e a t o n b a c k s i d e . 2.
Va l l e y f o l d t h e t o p flap down. 3.
Pleat the lower flap upwards as shown.
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Va l l e y f o l d d o w n t h e t i p o f flap as shown to create the beak. Then twist out the wings only the top fold is shown, but It is simple enough not to be a problem. Colleen was in 7th grade when I wrote the curriculum for Origami and taught it as a student t e a c h e r. H e r s w a s o n e o f t h e b e s t d e s i g n s and the only one I still have from the class. PVB Finished
 2000 Sy Chen
E-Mail Designed and diagrammed on 6/20/00; Inspired by Origami-L logo discussion.
1. Start from duo-color square with letter color up; Fold a stripe. Stripe width determines stroke width of letter, E.
2. Fold both edges toward center but leave a gap between them; Gap width is about the same as stripe's width in previous step
4. Enlarged; Sqush to make letter 'E'
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9. Finished 7. Enlarged; Fold and tuck right edge of E into right end pocket.
8. In-process; Tuck into pocket.
SOBRE MODULAR José Tomas Buitrago Molina Colombia (c) 1997 Color abajo
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Cuadrado de 10.8 cm Tamaño final 4 cm.
Diagramas: José Tomas Buitrago
 2001 Sy Chen
Fish Bookmark Designed and diagrammed on 1/11/2001; Adapted from Sy's XO bookmark; A quick design for Christian symbol
1. Start from duo-color square with fish outline color facing up; Fold and unfold
2. Off-center; Leave a gap
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turn over
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7. Repeat steps 4-6 for lower half
5.Enlarged
8. Enlarged; Finished
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Dosszié Folder Model: Peter Budai © 1997. Diagrams: Peter Budai © 1998.
41 cm (A4) / 15 1/3" (letter)
55 cm (for A4) / 21 2/3" (for letter)
1. Felezzük a rövidebbik oldalt. Crease the shorter side in half.
3. Felhajtjuk a sarkot az új élhez, majd vissza. Fold the corner up to the new crease and unfold.
2. Az élhez felhajtunk, majd vissza. Fold up to the crease and unfold.
Dosszié
5. Hajtsunk az új élhez. Fold to the new crease.
4. Oda-visszahajtás ismét. Fold and unfold again.
6. Oda-visszahajtás. Fold and unfold.
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7. Felhajtunk az új élig. Fold up to the new crease.
Folder
8. Aláhajtunk egy réteget. Mountain-fold one layer.
11. Felhajtunk a szögfelezo mentén. Fold up along angle bisector.
14. Nagyított kép. A jobb szélét váltóhajtással belehajtjuk a hátulsó résbe. Enlarged view. Reverse-fold the right side into the far slot.
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9. A következo képen kivágott nézet lesz. The next picture will be a cut-out view.
12. Felhajtjuk az alját. Fold the bottom up.
10. Hátrahajtjuk a belso fül felét. Mountain-fold the inner layer.
15. Hátrahajtunk a felso sarokból. Mountain-fold the upper corner.
13. Lehajtjuk a felso sarkot. Fold the upper corner down.
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16. A dossziénkba oldalról és felülrol is helyezhetünk iratot, sot, elöl is van rés. Documents can be placed into the folder from the side or the top (and there's a little slot in front, too).
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Hajtásfajták / Fold types Magyar It may sound strange but it is true that every origami model is built up fr om the same set of fold types. Thus, if you learn (or already know) the following techniques of folding, you shall not have pr oblems folding the models in this book. The folds types are related with each other, since all of them are a specific composition of "valley" and "mountain" folds (which ar e named differently only because of the viewer's point of view, otherwise they are the same). In the following explanatory diagrams the pictures whose number is highlighted, show how that specific fold type is denoted later in the models ' diagrams.
Völgyhajtás / Valley fold
Hegyhajtás / Mountain fold
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Oda-visszahajtás (élezés) Fold and unfold (creasing)
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Ha valamely elozo hajtást (hajtásokat) vissza kell hajtani, azt egy kétoldalt hátranyilazott nyíl jelöli. Ugyanez a nyíl jelöli, ha valamennyi papírt ki kell húzni egy helyrol. Unfolding an earlier step will be indicated by a double hollow arrow. This same arrow will also denote if you have to pull out some paper.
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Hegyhajtásnál (1) a papírt magunktól elfelé (hátra) hajtjuk. A fenti példában az "A" élet lehajtjuk a "B" mögé (2). A hegyhajtást pont-pont-vonal és hátranyilazott feju nyíl jelöli. A mountain fold (1) means "fold the paper behind (away from yourself)". In the example above, you fold edger "A" down behind "B" (2). A mountain fold is denoted by a dot-dot-dash line and a hollow arrow.
Visszahajtás / Unfold
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Völgyhajtásnál (1) a papírt magunk felé hajtjuk. A fenti példában az "A" élet lehajtjuk a "B"-re (2). A völgyhajtást szaggatott vonal és egyszeru vonalnyíl jelöli. A valley fold (1) means "fold the paper towards yourself". In the example above, you fold edge "A" down to "B" (2). A valley fold is denoted by a dashed line and a normal line-arrow.
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Az oda-visszahajtás vagy "élezés" (1) tulajdonképpen egy völgyhajtás és egy visszahajtás egy lépésbe való összevonása. Egyik felén (amerre hajtunk) völgyhajtás, a másikon (amerre visszahajtjuk) visszahajtás nyíl jelöli. Fold and unfold, or "crerasing" (1), in fact, gathers a valley fold and an unfold in one step. It is indicated by a valley fold arrow on one end (in the direction you fold) and an unfold arrow on the other (in the direction you unfold).
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Redozés / Pleat 1
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A redozés egy völgy- és egy hegyhajtásból áll (ha szükséges, a kép alatti cikcakk megmutatja a redot oldalnézetben). A pleat consists of a valley and a mountain fold (a zigzag under the picture shows the order of the layers after pleating, if needed).
Nyúlfülhajtás / Rabbit ear
1 A nyúlfülhajtás (3) három völgy- és egy hegyhajtás kombinációja. Könnyebb, ha eloször elohajtunk (12), s csak azután kezdjük el magát a nyúfülhajtást (4-5-6). Nyúlfülhajtást forgóhajtás segítségével is lehet készíteni (lásd alább). The rabbit ear (3) is a combination of three valley and one mountain fold. It is easier to precrease first (1-2) and start folding the rabbit ear only after that (4-5-6). A rabbit ear can also be made by means of a swivel fold (see below).
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Forgóhajtás / Swivel-fold
1 Forgóhajtásnál (4) úgy hajtunk át egy csúcsot, hogy a papír egy másik része is hajtásra kényszerül (azaz elfordul). A hajtás közben az itt "A"-val jelölt papírrész elforgatását eredményezi (5-6). The swivel fold (4) means folding a corner over so that some remote paper is forced to fold as well. The swivel fold makes the paper here marked with "A" rotate (5-6).
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Váltóhajtás / Reverse-fold Váltóhajtás befelé (2): elohajtás (1) után a papír gerincét (itt "A") az ujjunkkal szétnyitott rétegek közé turjük ( 3-4-5). To make an inside reverse fold (2), after pre-creasing (1), open the layers and tuck the spine ("A") between them (3-4-5).
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Váltóhajtás kifelé (2): elohajtás (1) után az ujjunkkal szétnyitott rétegeket a gerincre borítjuk, ráfordítjuk ( 3-4-5). To make an outside reverse fold (2), after precreasing (1), open the layers and wrap them around the spine ( 3- 4-5).
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A dupla váltóhajtás két, egymással összeköttetésben lévo váltóhajtás egyszerre történo végrehajtása. Elofordul a 25. és a 87. oldalon. The double reverse fold is two reverse folds linked to each other and executed at the same time. This fold occurs on page 25 and page 87.
Váltóhajtás közbeiktatása: az áthajtással egyidoben egy váltóhajtást is elvégzünk. Incorporating a reverse fold: make a reverse fold while you are folding over.
Törés / Crimp 1
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A törés (1) tulajdonképpen két egymás utáni váltóhajtás (a kép alatti cikcakk megmutatja a végeredményt oldalnézetben, azaz, hogy milyen sorrendben következnek a váltóhajtások). Fent a törés a három leggyakoribb típusa látható. The crimp (1) is a combination of two reverse folds (the zigzag under the picture shows the order of the layers after crimping, thus shows the order of the reverse folds). The three most common types of crimp are shown above.
Préshajtás / Squash-fold 1
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Préshajtásnál (1) a rétegeket szétnyitjuk az ujjunkkal ( 1-2), majd gerincét ("A") laposra préseljük ( 2-3-4). To make a squash fold ( 1), spread the edges apart with your finger ( 1-2) then squash the spine (" A") flat (2-3-4).
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SziromhajtĂĄs / Petal-fold C C
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SziromhajtĂĄssal (2) vĂŠkonyĂtunk ĂŠs hosszabbĂtunk egy csĂşcsot (itt " C"). JelĂślohajtĂĄsok ( 1) utĂĄn a " C" csĂşcsot felfelĂŠ hajtjuk (3), az " A" ĂŠs "B" pontok egymĂĄs mellĂŠ kerĂźlnek ( 4- 5). A petal fold (2) narrows and lengthens a point (here "C"). After precreasing (1 ), Fold corner " C" up (3) so that points "A" and "B" will meet in the middle ( 4- 5).
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A sziromhajtĂĄs mĂĄsik fajtĂĄja (2), amikor a papĂr szĂŠlĂŠbol alakĂtunk ki egy csĂşcsot (itt " C"). JelĂślohajtĂĄsok ( 1) utĂĄn kĂŠtoldalt nyomva a " C" pontot felfelĂŠ hajtjuk ( 2-3), majd lelapĂtjuk ( 4). Az " A" ĂŠs "B" pontok egymĂĄs mellĂŠ kerĂźlnek ( 5). Another type of the petal fold ( 2) creates a corner (here "C") from an edge. After precreasing (1), push both sides towards the center, fold point " C" up (2-3) and flatten it (4). Points " A" and "B" will meet in the middle ( 5).
SzĂŠthĂşzĂł prĂŠshajtĂĄs / Spread squash fold 2 A szĂŠthĂşzĂł prĂŠshajtĂĄsnĂĄl (2) -elohajtĂĄsok (1) utĂĄn- a papĂrt a kĂvĂĄnt mĂŠrtĂŠkben szĂŠtnyitjuk (2-3), majd teljesen lelapĂtjuk (3-4). FigyeljĂźk meg az "A" pont mozgĂĄsĂĄt a manover kĂśzben! PrĂłbĂĄljuk meg elkerĂźlni a papĂr rĂĄncolĂłdĂĄsĂĄt! For a spread-squash (2), first mark with valley folds (1). Then pull the paper apart until required (2-3) and flatten it completely (3-4). Watch how point "A" moves during the manoeuvre. Try to avoid the wrinkling of the paper.
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A szĂŠthĂşzĂł prĂŠshajtĂĄs egy mĂĄsik gyakori tĂpusa (1), amikor a csĂşcs szĂŠtlapĂtĂĄsa utĂĄn nem nĂŠgyszĂśg, hanem hĂĄromszĂśg keletkezik. Another common type of spread squash (1) is when the flattened corner results in a triangle, not a square.
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Symbols and Basic Folds
Nyitott sĂźllyesztĂŠs / Open sink A sĂźllyesztĂŠs (2) annyiban kĂźlĂśnbĂśzik a szĂŠthĂşzĂł prĂŠshajtĂĄstĂłl, hogy a papĂr szĂźksĂŠges mĂŠrtĂŠku szĂŠthĂşzĂĄsa (2-3) utĂĄn, azt nem lelapĂtjuk, hanem vissza felcsukjuk (3-4). The open sink (2) is closely related with the spread squash. The difference is, that after pulling the paper apart until required (2-3), instead of flattening, close it up ( 3- 4).
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A
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A
A
A
ZĂĄrt sĂźllyesztĂŠs / Closed sink
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A
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A
ZĂĄrt sĂźllyesztĂŠst (2) csak elohajtĂĄs ( 1) utĂĄn vĂŠgezzĂźnk! A sĂźllyesztĂŠst a besĂźllyesztendo csĂşcs alapjainĂĄl kezdjĂźk ( 3), majd a rĂŠtegeket egyĂźtt tartva sĂźllyesszĂźk be teljesen ( 4- 5). A besĂźllyesztett csĂşcs egy zsebet fog formĂĄlni. Execute a closed sink ( 2) only after precreasing (1). Start sinking at the base of the corner to be sinked ( 3), then sink it completely, keeping the layers locked together ( 4- 5). The closed sinked corner will form new pocket.
BorĂtĂĄs / Wrap
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BORĂ?TĂ S HĂ TRA WRAP BEHIND
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A
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BORĂ?TĂ S ELORE WRAP TO THE FRONT
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A
A
A
A
A borĂtĂĄs (2), ha kĂśzelebbrol megvizsgĂĄljuk, hasonlĂt a zĂĄrt sĂźllyesztĂŠshez, de amĂg a zĂĄrt sĂźllyesztĂŠsnĂŠl egy csĂşcsot sĂźllyesztĂźnk egy rĂŠteg alĂĄ, addig a borĂtĂĄsnĂĄl egy rĂŠteget borĂtunk ĂĄt a papĂr szĂŠlĂŠn. A borĂtĂĄsnĂĄl az ĂĄtborĂtandĂł rĂŠteget felnyitjuk amennyire csak lehet, aztĂĄn hirtelen kifordĂtjuk az egĂŠszet ( 3- 4- 5) - a modell rĂŠszleges szĂŠtnyitĂĄsa segĂt. The wrap (2), if observed closely, is similar to a closed sink but by wrapping, a layer is "swinged" ar ound an edge rather than a corner being sunk underneath a layer. To make a wrap, open up the flap to be wrapped as far as possible ( 2- 3), then suddenly invert the whole ( 3- 4- 5) - partly unfolding the model will help.
JelmagyarĂĄzat, alaphajtĂĄsok
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Symbols and Basic Folds
Tradicional Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Fox Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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6
2001 by Rita Foelker
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French Fries
1 Red 1 Yellow 2 Lt. Yellow
By: Charles Esseltine (1999)
1a.
1b. 2a.
2b. 3.
4. 6.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10. 11a.
12.
21.
Don't fold the fries TOO neatly ! 13.
14.
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17. 18.
20. 19.
11b.
FUTURISMO José Tomas Buitrago Molina Colombia (c) 1997 Papel tamaño 4¼"x11" / 10.8x27.9 cm
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PRISMA DUAL
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CAJA JT
You may couple this units in several ways. In this diagrams a rectangle of 1:3 is used to create a garland. Other constellations are possible too, as shown in the diagrams at the end.
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Normal unit
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Stop unit (mind flaps)
Flap
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Put flaps in pockets of other unit to couple two units.
10 Couple 4 units like this
11 Bend units as shown to lock firmly
12 Couple units to this two by two to make a garland. Use stop unit at the ends.
13 This network consists of two kinds of rings: 6 unit rings and 2 unit rings.
14 Crystal of 4 unit rings in three dimensions
Simple unit to make a garland. Start with a rectangle 1:3 or longer.
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2 2*D
D D
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Put right end inside left end in V shape.
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Close next ring through previous one.
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Fold on two places in overlap section.
D
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Pockets Flap Flap
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9 Lock
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8 Couple units: flap in pocket
Cutting “dollar” rectanges from a square Gay Merrill Gross showed me this method at ORCA. It more closely approximates (at 2.427:1) the dollar’s true proportions (2.436:1) than a 3-by-7 rectangle (2.333), and is more convenient too.
1. A square and an 8.5” x 11” rectangle are shown. Longer rectangles work too. Fold and unfold.
4. Cut along horizontal crease lines, discarding the top edge-piece. A square yields 2 “dollars”, while the 8.5” x 11” sheet yields 3.
2. Only the square shown from now on. Bisect and unfold, marking only at the right edge.
3. Valley-crease where mark hits right edge. Then mountaincrease an equal distance above. With an 8.5” x 11” sheet, valleycrease again above that.
PARA GUARDAR EN TU CORAZON José Tomas Buitrago Molina Colombia (c) 1997 Papel tamaño carta (8½"x11" / 21.6x27.9 cm) Color abajo. Tamaño final 5½" (14.5 cm)
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Heart I
designed by Sy Chen (6/1996) diagrammed by Sy Chen (6/1996)
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2
Red square with white side up
1/2
Š 1996 Sy Chen
Pleat and make center part downward (concave). Heart won't stay flat anymore.
1/4
3
4
Fold them at the same time
Turn over 5
Judgement: Adjust crease size or angle in step 2 or 3 to add your own taste Challenge: Can you make a bigger heart out of a same sized square?
 1997 Sy Chen
Heart Card V Designed on 7/5/97 and diagrammed in 11/97; 6" square produces 3" square
1. Start from duo-color square with heart color side down
3. Mountain fold to shape upper heart part; Inside reverse indicated corner; Make AB=CD
C
2. Enlarged; upper right to bottom edge; judgement fold upper left corner; inside reverse lower left corner
4.
D
22.5 deg.
A B
5. Close card
6. Finished. Ready for open
Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Hexagram Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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8
Faça primeiro a dobra para baixo. Então, dobre a aba esquerda para formar o triângulo. Valley top first. Then fold the left edge to make the triangle.
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2001 by Rita Foelker
Repita os passos 6-7 nas outras duas pontas. Repeat steps 6-7 on the two other points.
Clock case
Maarten van Gelder
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2 Mark only
3 Mark only
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6 Repeat at back Unfold

1998 Jul
Clock case
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Maarten van Gelder
1998 Jul
8 Make creases and unfold
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10 Make a hole in the centre and mount a clockwork
Finished diagramming at 21.58
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3
1
Make diagonal creases so dividing one half in 16.
Leaf
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2
1
Maarten van Gelder 
1991 Nov
Repeat folds of 3 up to 6.
Zigzag left upper half.
10 Curl the stalk.
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3D
Letter “K” Puzzle
by Marc Kirschenbaum (NY)
©1998
Simple Five 6" squares make a model 7.5" high
Point A
1. Precrease the first sqaure along the diagonals.
2. Valley the edge to the center.
3. Precrease by bringing point A to the center.
4. Unfold.
5. Valley the corner to the second crease.
6. Valley the bottom corner up so the raw edges meet.
7. Valley the left corner in so the raw edges meet.
8. Valley the corner so the resulting edge lies along the center.
9. Swing the left flap outwards.
10. Valley over while reverse folding the bottom.
11. Tuck the side into the pocket.
1-11
12. Completed first piece.
1-5
13. Repeat steps 1-11 on the second square.
14. Completed second piece.
15. Repeat steps 1-5 on the third square.
17. Valley in the corner at the left and valley over the right side.
18. Tuck the side into the pocket.
Point B
16. Valley the bottom up, passing through point B.
1-5 Point B
19. Completed third piece.
20. Repeat steps 1-5 on the fourth square.
21. Precrease through point B.
22. Valley, starting from point C.
23. Valley along the existing crease.
24. Valley over.
25. Valley the side over along the existing crease.
26. Tuck the corner into the pocket.
27. Completed fourth piece.
Point C
1-7
28. Repeat steps 1-7 on the fifth square.
29. Valley down the top corner.
30. Valley in half.
31. Valley the top and bottom corners over.
32. Valley the top triangular section down.
33. Valley the triangular section over.
34. Tuck the bottom flap into the pocket.
35. Completed fifth piece.
36. Align the five pieces to form this shape. This completes the Letter “K� Puzzle Š1998 Marc Kirschenbaum
Letter “M� Puzzle
by Marc Kirschenbaum (NY)
Š1998
Simple Four 6" squares make a model 9" high
1. Valley the first square in half.
2. Valley the side edges to the bottom.
3. Pull the inner flap through to the other side.
3-5
4. Mountain fold the hiddenflap in half.
5. Pul the flap back to the other side.
6. Repeat setps 3-5 in mirror image.
7. Turn over.
8. Completed piece.
9. Precrease the second square in half.
10. Valley the corners to the center.
11. Valley the right edge to the center.
12. Valley the bottom edge to the center.
13. Valley over.
14. Valley the side into the pocket.
15. Completed second piece.
16. Precrease the third square in half.
17. Valley the corners to the center.
18. Valley the right edge to the center and precrease the left side in half.
19. Valley the bottom corners.
20. Valley along angle bisectors.
21. Valley along the center.
22. Tuck the side into the pocket.
23. Completed third piece.
24. Precrease the fourth square along the diagonals.
25. Valley the bottom corner to the center.
26. Valley the right corner to the center and precrese the other side.
27. Valley along angle bisectors.
28. Valley along angle bisectors again.
29. Valley along the center.
30. Tuck the side into the pocket.
31. Completed fourth piece.
32. Align the four pieces to form this shape. This completes the Letter “M� Puzzle Š1998 Marc Kirschenbaum
Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Little Boat Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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3 4
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2001 by Rita Foelker
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Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Message holder Use um quadrado de papel (30x30 cm). Use a square of paper (30x30 cm).
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4
Dobre todas as camadas, nestes cantos. Fold all the layers in these corners.
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Agora, é só fixar e usar! Just fix it and use it!
2000 by Rita Foelker
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Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Multicoloured cube (modular origami) Use seis quadrados de papel bicolor. Use six squares of two-coloured paper.
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2001 by Rita Foelker
Faça seis módulos como este. Make six modules like this.
SERVILLETERO José Tomas Buitrago Molina Colombia (c) 1997 Papel tamaño 4¼"x11" / 10.8x27.9 cm)
Color abajo. Tamaño final 5½" (9 cm)
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4
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3
2
Insertar 2 detrás del doblez. Ambos lados.
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An Odd Duck By Perry Bailey Copyright 1974, 2000
1. Fold in half on the diagonal in both directions then fold the top point down to the middle.
2. Mountain fold the sides to the center of the model then Valley fold it in half on the diagonal.
3. Grab the inner flap and bring it up as far as you can while sinking the upper corner.
4. Fold a rabbits ear on each side of the body as if making the fish base.
5. Reverse fold the upper flap up, then squash fold the rabbit ears on both sides.
6. Pleat the flap inward so that it comes out like the next diagram.
7. Reverse fold the lower flap up with in body so that a part of it will stick out the front to form the feet.
8. Fold the bottom of the model up into the intereior then fold the top edge in the front down so form the head a little better.
All of which makes for a truly Odd Duck!
Open House II
Š 1998 Sy Chen
Designed in 7/97 and diagrammed in 8/98; Another simple windmill based example
1. Start from windmill base with color side out; Fold top flap right; squash lower right flap and lower left flap
3. In progress; Fold center flap down to the bottom edge
5. Finished model with doors fully opened; Close doors
2. Open doors
4. In progress; Flatten the doors by pressing the fold
6. Finished model with doors fully closed; Ready for door open/close
Penguin
Diagrammed by: Frantisek GrebenĂcek (2000) www.origami.cz
2x
1) Fold to the center.
4) Pull out head. Reverse-fold flap on the right side and repeat behind.
2) Fold backwards.
5) Complete wings. Reverse-fold lower flap.
3) Fold in half.
6) Squash beak. Reverse-fold tips of wings. Fold inwards to 7) Finished penguin. complete feet.
Pureland Fish
by Marc Kirschenbaum
1.Make a slightly offset valley fold.
2.Valley the protruding white area into the model.
3.Turn over.
4.Valley the lower left corner to the upper right corner.
5.Valley along the angle bisector.
6.Turn over.
7. Completed Pureland Fish. This model was inspired by a challenge posed by Paul Jackson. (c)1993 Marc Kirschenbaum
Criação: Paulo Vitor F. Pires Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Photo Frame Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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2001 by Rita Foelker (diagram)
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Piggy
Diagrammed by: Frantisek GrebenĂcek (1998) www.origami.cz
Pine
Maarten van Gelder
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
1994 Nov
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CRISPETERO DOBLE José Tomas Buitrago Molina Colombia (c) 1997 Color arriba
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Cuadrado de 8 cm Tamaño final 4 cm.
Diagramas: José Tomas Buitrago
A
B
Origami Instruction Sheet: Crane Mountain fold e.g. fold B under to C Valley fold e.g. fold A onto C Border of model Existing crease C
Crease each fold and unfold. Then fold along all existing creases simultaneously. You will get a diamond shape. This is called the Preliminary Fold. Orient it with the closed end up, and the open part down. You should have 2 flaps on the left, 2 on the right, 4 at the bottom, and 1 at the top.
Pureland Stegosaurus
by Marc Kirschenbaum (NY)
Š1997
Simple A 10" square makes a model 8.5" long
1. Precrease in half both horizontally and vertically.
2. Valley the top corners to the center.
3. Precrease (through all layers) along the angle bisectors.
4. Valley down from where the creases meet the outer edge.
5. Turn over.
6. Valley through the intersection of creases, swinging the flap from behind towards the front.
7. Lightly fold the sides inward (not to the center).
8. Turn over.
9. Valley the corners outwards as far as possible.
Intersection
10. Turn over.
11. Open out sides.
12. Mountain fold through the intersection of creases.
13. Valley along the existing crease, swinging the flaps from behind foward.
14. Valley the bottom corners to the center.
15. Valley the raw edges to the outer edges.
16. Pleat to form the head.
16. Shape the feet and head with mountain folds.
17. Mountain fold the white point behind. Allow the point to stick out, so the model can stand on it.
18. Completed Pureland Stegosaurus Š1997 Marc Kirschenbaum
Pureland T-rex
by Marc Kirschenbaum (NY)
Š1997
Simple A 10" square makes a model 8" long
1. Precrease in half.
2. Valley to the center crease.
3. Precrease along angle bisector. Only form crease on the center region. Turn over.
4. Valley to the intersection of creases.
5. Turn over.
6. Valley the corners outwards as far as possible.
7. Turn over.
8. Raise the top flap.
9. Fold the indicated section in half.
10. Turn over.
11. Valley outwards as far as possible.
12. Swing down the back flap. Turn over.
14. Turn over.
15. Pleat the bottom. Mountain fold the tip.
Crease A
13. Pleat the top, so the mountain fold hits crease A. Valley the sides inward.
16. Mountain fold the model in half.
17. Valley the head to taste. Rotate the model.
18. Completed Pureland T-rex Š1997 Marc Kirschenbaum
Pureland Puppy Beginner (Pureland)
c '95
by J.C. Nolan (Jan '95)
Fold from a small square of paper with the colored side down. A 4" piece of paper produces a model 2" high.
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10. This fold is not a straight line. It will require a little squishing in the back to lay flat.
Note Landmarks.
11. 12. 13.
Diagrammed by J.C. Nolan - Feb '95
Pyramid Container
Š 1998 Sy Chen
Designed in 8/23/98 and diagrammed in 8/98; Inspired by traditional cup
1. Start from waterbomb base with container inside color up
4. Fold and unfold
2. Enlarged
3. Upper right corner meets the end of the crease
5. Tuck into pocket
7. Enlarged; Push bottom and open the container 8. Finished; What can you put inside?
6. Repeat behind as in steps 2-5
Tradicional Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Rabbit Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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2001 by Rita Foelker
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 1997 Sy Chen
Red Envelope (Bill Pocket) Designed in 6/97 and diagrammed on 1/11/2000 24 cm square produces 16 cm x 8 cm envelope 1. Start from red square with white side up if from colored kami; Make creases in 3 divisions,
2. Folded line does not need to be in exact 1/3 position. Just use your visual judgement.
5. Fold both corners into pockets; Crease lower flap.
4.
3. Make crease on upper part; Mountain fold the lower part.
6.
turn over
8. Enlarged; Tuck right flap into grooved pocket as indicated.
7. Mountain fold.
9. Fold all layers up
turn over
10. Tuck into the pocket behind
11. Finished
NOTES FROM THE AUTHOR: * Skip folding corners in step 5 if you don't want money exposed. ** Adjust pleat in step 4 to customize finished size.
This is a stem for Kawasaki’s rose, seen in Kasahara’s book, Origami for the Beginner. valley fold mountain fold Start from a square piece of paper, folded in thirds. Prefold according to the diagram at the left. A crude representation of the stem is shown below. Flip this over, and fit the square area under the four folded flaps on the reverse side of Kawasaki’s rose.
If my memory serves me correctly, using a piece of paper twice the size of that used for the rose will give a good sized stem. an original (or so I think) fold, diagrammed by A. Anselmo, 6/93.
This model is especially designed for folding serviettes. When you fold it from one side colored paper you get the contrast extra.
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4
2
All three points up.
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Fold one point up as in the bird base.
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Put right point in left point. Model becomes a kind of cylinder.
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Pull the points apart so they will stand out.
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Simple By
1.
Fold
1/2
3.
Fold
in
Perry
of
a
along
square
the
Heart
Bailey
in
dotted
copy
5. Your heart should now look like this. If it does turn it over and you are done.
1997
2. Fold one layer over as shown, Then turn over the entire model.
half.
lines.
right
4.
Fold
The
in
along
finished
the
dotted
heart!
lines.
Silver & Golden Rectangles
(Diagrams Š1999 by Joseph Wu)
Silver Rectangle - ratio of 1:root 2
1
root 2 Golden Rectangle - 1/a = (1+a)/1
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a
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Kotong-kong (Somersault) traditonal
Diagrammed by: Frantisek GrebenĂcek (2000) www.origami.cz
Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker (A partir do COELHO tradicional) (Made from the traditional RABBIT)
Sphinx Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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Este é o coelho. This is the rabbit.
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2001 by Rita Foelker
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Square Puzzle by Marc Kirschenbaum (NY)
Š1999
Simple Five 6" squares make a 6" model
1. Pinch top edge in half.
2. Valley the corner to the crease.
3. Turn over.
4. Valley to intersection of edges.
5. Swing down.
6. Precrease.
7. Valley the corners inward
8. Valley the opposite edges to the creases.
9. Precrease at the top and valley up at the bottom.
10. Valley up.
11. Tuck the side into the pocket.
12. Completed first piece.
1-5
13. Repeat steps 1-5 on the second square.
14. Valley in half
15. Valley the corner to the crease.
16. Tuck the other corner into the pocket.
1-7
17. Turn over.
18. Completed second piece.
19. Repeat steps 1-7 on the third square.
20. Valley the top down.
21. Valley over the corner.
22. Valley up the bottom corner.
23. Valley in half.
24. Tuck the corner into the pocket.
27. Valley in the corner to the crease.
28. Precrease the top edge to the coloured triangle.
1-5
25. Completed third piece.
26. Repeat steps 1-5 on the fourth square.
29. Rabbit ear.
30. Precrease.
31. Valley in half while tucking the flap into the pocket.
32. Completed fourth piece.
33. Repeat steps 1-5 on the fifth square.
34. Valley to the crease.
35. Valley over.
36. Precrease the top layer.
37. Valley over.
38. Tuck the flap into the pocket.
39. Completed fifth piece.
40. Align the fifve pieces to make a sqaure. This completes the Sqaure puzzle. Š1999 Marc Kirschenbaum
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Steamboat (traditional)
Diagrammed by: Frantisek GrebenĂcek (2000) www.origami.cz 2x
1) Blintz-fold.
2) Turn over.
3) The second blintz-fold.
4) Turn over.
5) The third blintz-fold.
6) Turn over.
7) Open the chimneys.
8) Fold in half pulling out the bow and the stern.
9) Finished steamboat.
Š1994 by Joseph Wu
Diagrammed Sept. 28, 1994
Start with a square, white side up. 1.
2.
Rotate 22.5 degrees
3. This model was the result of a conversation that I had with Jonathan Baxter at the First Southeastern Origami Festival that was held in Charlotte,
North
Carolina,
on
September
20-27, 1994. Jonathan had scheduled me to teach a class of small children on Saturday (the 24th)
morning,
so
I
asked
him,
on
Friday
Completed one fold stegosaurus.
night, what sorts of models he wanted me to
Note alternating plates along the back.
teach. "I don't care," he said, "as long as it's simple. You can teach the two fold stegosaurus if you want." "Well," I said, "I can do better than that. I can do a one fold stegosaurus." And I immediately folded him one, the model that
is
diagrammed
spur-of-the-moment
here.
Not
inspiration,
bad if
I
for say
a so
myself! Thus ends my first foray into the realm of minimalist origami. Thanks to Cynthia Pettit for forcing me to get this diagrammed.
Criação e Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Streaked snake Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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3
Inverter dobra. Reverse fold
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Curve o corpo para imitar movimento. Abra o “pescoço”. Curl the body to imitate movement. Open the ”neck”.
2001 by Rita Foelker
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Você pode usar o ferro de passar roupas para marcar as dobras, antes de continuar. Criança, peça a ajuda de um adulto. You may iron the model to fix the folds, before continue. Child, ask for help to an adult.
 1998 Sy Chen
Sunrise Designed on 10/24/98 and diagrammed in 10/20/99
1. Start from duo-color square with sun color up; There is no reference point. Make it somewhat look like next step.
2. Swivel by changing folded edge slightly
3.
4. Mountain fold the edge while squash pleated edge behind
5. Squash
6.
turn over
turn ove r
7. Rotate
8. Finished; Shape to your own taste
Simple Vase for Kawasaki Rose Perry Bailey 1998
1/3
3. Fold up and leave up.
1/3 1. fold side in to center unfold.
1/3
2. fold up aprox. 1/3 up.
3 2
1
7. Fold up on the crease made in previos fold. in order.
4. Fold model in half.
6. Fold all layers up to bottom of the top layer then unfold to step 4. 5. fold both sides back on the crease lines.
Finished
8. fold down the tip of the top. then fold on the diagonal creases to make a triangular base. 9. use the pockets created by folds in top and bottom to lock the model together, and you have a Vase, just right for 1 kawasaki rose. (the Rose stem goes into on of the inside flaps on the bottom.) Note, to make the vase sturdier you can glue the over lapping sides together.
Drawing Symbols for Origami
Valley fold
Mountain fold
Fold and unfold: a square with a crease
Turn over
Hidden arrow and hidden paper
symbols

1999 Dec
Fold and fold again
Pleat fold
Inside reverse fold in several notations, with endresult
Outside reverse fold in several notations, with endresult
Tradicional Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Table Use um quadrado de papel. Use a square of paper.
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3
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7 Repita os passos 4-6 atrás. Repeat steps 4-6 on the back.
9 10 8 Abrir as quatro partes, como indicado. Open the four parts, as shown up.
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2001 by Rita Foelker
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Temate Baku
Traditional
This model has recently been reworked by Kunihiko Kasahara from an old picture. The picture was discovered by Kunihiko in a Japanese book about architecture. It was a Japanese design for a carved wooden room decoration, showing various Origami objects. The book dates from 1734 and thus this model is older than that. When you have finished this modular box you may open it from any side.
1 Divide in three in both directions
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4 Cut along the bold lines (only the centre square)
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13 Make six units and make a cube by glueing the outer triangles together pairwise. Finally fold the triangles under the flaps.
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$ Tetrahedron Copyright 1998 Stephen Hecht. All Rights Reserved
A dollar bill (66mm x 157mm) produces a model 38mm on a side. A
B 2. Pivoting on A, bring B to horizontal crease. Repeat symmetrically. Propagate 60degree valley creases, for a total of 8 creases.
1. Either side up. Mountain crease bisector.
3. Swing behind.
Trim corner D
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4. Reverse-fold. Rotate 60 degrees. 5. Triangle C will be the base of the tetrahedron. All valley folds are 120-degree planar angles. Tuck D into pocket at bottom edge of C.
7. Done. There are 2 pockets you could have tucked E into. The one in the front face covers the seam, but locks loosely. The one in the right face makes a tighter lock, but leaves the seam visible.
6. Model is now 3-D. Wrap around with 120-degree planar valley folds, and tuck E into pocket on right side of front face.
Throw Your Heart Away! By Perry Bailey c 2000
1. Precrease an A sized piece of paper with a water bomb base at the top. This seems to work best with light weight paper, turn over,.
2. fold the corners to the center on the top. Then turn over the model.
4. Swivel fold out the two sides at the top of the model. 3. Fold the top of the model into a water bomb base.
crease from before
Note crease 5. This looks harder than it is, really you are doing 2 swivel folds. Use the crease created in step 4 as a guide, it will come in along the center edge of the model.
6. this is how it should apear at this time. In the next figure I will enlarge the picture.
7. Mountain fold the entire top of the model back at the point of the triangle. Turn the model over.
8. Swivel fold up both sides as far upwards as you can.
9. Fold the tip of the point down to round out the heart. turn the model back over.
10. crese the model like shown.
12. Note that in the folding you created a handle to hold the plane by to throw it! Now you can throw your heart away! Will it come back or will it keep on going? 11. Note don’t crease it to tightly!
Tradicional Diagramação: Rita Foelker
Tie Use um retângulo 2x1 de papel fino e resistente. Use a 2x1 rectangle of thin resistant paper.
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Passos 5-9: faça o mesmo atrás. Steps 5-9: do the same on the back.
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ORIGAMI SYMBOLS your info here
equal angles crease
valley fold
edge of paper
cr e
as e
hidden edges
mountain fold repeat unfold
fold in front
fold behind or
fold and unfold
equal lengths
turn over rotate model push here (can also mean “reverse-fold” or “sink”)
petal fold
Frog the “preliminary” base (or “square” base)
a “squash” fold
Flapping Bird & Crane the “frog” base
a “petal” fold
gently pull to make it flap hold
Flapping Bird Crane reversefold
blow
Frog
the “bird” base
the “waterbomb” base
“waterbomb”
Iris
tuck in
squash
Iris
“Waterbomb”
blow
a “blintz” fold
becomes 3-D; curl petals make a “preliminary” base
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petal fold
Candy Dish open and squash
squash 1/2
Tut 'n Cleo' Beginner (Pureland)
c '95
by J.C. Nolan (Jan '95)
Fold from a square of paper with the colored side down. A 6" piece of paper produces a 6" model .
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Diagrammed by J.C. Nolan - Feb. '95
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For Cleo go this way For Tut go this way
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King Tutankhamen
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Cleopatra
BOCA (a.k.a ELDERLY VENUS FLYTRAP) José Tomas Buitrago Molina Colombia (c) 1997 Color arriba
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Cuadrado de 8 cm Tamaño final 5.5 cm.
Diagramas: José Tomas Buitrago
Traditional
2 Waterbomb base finished
1 Make mountain and valley creases and then collapse as indicated
Waterbomb base 
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