Origami Cat (Neko) by Jo Nakashima Video Tutorial Designer: Jo Nakashima Folder and Photographer: @Origami_Kids Difficulty level: Medium. Time to fold 20 min. Folded from a one classic Black and White Single Uncut square origami paper, about 25cm x 25cm. … Continue reading
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In this instructable I will teach you how to make a modular Origami Slinky Designed by Jo Nakashima. All credit goes to him. This slinky can tumble down steps, but normal stairs are to big. It does work on smaller … Continue reading
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Origami Pumpkin Designer: Rebecca Gieseking Folder and Photo: @Origamikids Complexity: Easy. Time to fold 15 min. Folded from a one rectangular orange origami paper Have a fun Halloween by folding your own halloween pumpkin origami How to fold: 1) Print … Continue reading
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Learn how to Fold the origami TIE Fighter. Designer Philip Schulz Video Tutorial by tavin. Difficulty level: Intermedium This is an asesome model, not hard From one uncut square of classic Black and White origami paper, about 20cm x 20 … Continue reading
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Everyone wants to test their paper airplane at some point. After all, the reason we build them is to fly them. And every airplane that has ever been built has had some testing done on it to make sure that … Continue reading
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The biggest difference between indoor and outdoor flying is the weather. Obviously rain and darkness are enemies of the outdoor paper airplane pilot. But wind can be a good friend. It can carry your plane a long distance and keep … Continue reading
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Fearless folding Now that you understand the basic principles of flight, it is time to create a paper airplane, if you are just begin-ding your career as a paper airplane pilot, start with the dart or square models. They both … Continue reading
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Designed by Dutch studio Calango, Typogami is an animated typeface that is inspired by origami and features letters that appear like they have been folded from paper. Users can play around with Typogami by tweaking its color, fold angles, shadow … Continue reading
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Paper Cup. This is a race across the Paper Islands cosmos where contestants shall vie for the coveted Paper Islands Paper Cup. There can only be one winner, have you got what it takes?. To start, just pick your favorite … Continue reading
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Paper Airplanes Gallery: Category Gliders Paper Origami Glider. Those origami airplanes usually have a long wingspan. You just throw them gently and they glide smoothly for a good distance and flight duration. The Origami Gliders are the coolest looking origami … Continue reading
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Folding And Flying Your Planes Almost anyone can make paper airplanes, but it helps to know a little about how best to fold them and how to make them fly the way you want. The following guidelines will help you … Continue reading
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From the biggest to the trickiest to the most intricately designed, here are 10 of the most impressive paper planes on the planet. Arturo’s Desert Eagle It took a team of engineers and a helicopter to launch Arturo’s Desert Eagle. … Continue reading
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Origami Ghost by Marcela Brina Happy Halloween everybody! Another origami ghost that is very easy to fold. You can make seversal ghosts of different sizes and hang them around the house as Halloween decorations. Designer: Marcela Brina Folder and Photo: … Continue reading
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Paper Craft Silver Dragon by Gedo Senki (Tales from Earthsea) Folder and Photographer: Origami Kids For the Dragon Lovers! Difficulty level: Medium. Time to fold 2 days. This is not Origami, but look very nice!; it’s a Paper Craft Dragon … Continue reading
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This year’s display of mathematical art at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Boston featured an eye-popping array of three-dimensional structures. One of the favorites was a crinkled surface—an intricately pleated cone—crafted from a single sheet of blue paper. Titled Pleated … Continue reading
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Origami Cat Family by Kunihiko Kasahara Designer: Kunihiko Kasahara Folder and Photo: @Origami_Kids Complexity: Easy. Time to fold 20 min. 20 steps. Folded from a one Square origami black and white paper, about 20 cm x 20 cm. Diagrams in … Continue reading
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The record for the most paper aircraft launched simultaneously is 12,672, and was organised by REALIZAR IMPACT MARKETING and FC PORTO at the Dragao Stadium, Porto, Portugal, on 2 November 2007. Tutorial Originally posted 2013-05-14 21:33:39. Republished by Blog Post … Continue reading
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Origami Diamond by Satoshi Kamiya Designer: Satoshi Kamiya. Folder and Photo: @OrigamiKids Complexity: Intermediate. Time to fold 30 min. Folded from one classic uncut square origami blue paper about 30 cm x 30 cm. The dimensions may vary depending on … Continue reading
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News of an exhibition titled “Architectures de Papier” featuring real and imaginary, folded and cut paper architectural works to be shown at la Cité de l’architecture & du patrimoine in Paris starting October 11, 2012. “Visitors will discover the origami … Continue reading
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Eagle. The Eagle belongs to the category Hunters and are designed to be thrown with a lot of strength. They fly fast and can fly for a long distance and that could help you release the inner child in you. … Continue reading
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Origami Cat Nap by Philip Schulz Designer: Philip Schulz Folder and Photo: @Origami_Kids Complexity: Intermedium. Time to fold 60 min. 20 steps. Folded from a one classic Single Uncut square origami black paper, about 20 cm x 20 cm. Folding … Continue reading
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Nakamura. The Nakamura is a awesome plane. Do not squeeze the nakamura’s keel together like you are throwing a paper dart or airplane. This nakamura does not have a trajectory. It follows a distinct and flowing flight path. With the … Continue reading
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The Blackbird plane is a simple and good to fold paper airplane. It uses basic folding techniques employed throughout the rest of this origami-blog. To be successful, follow the steps shown on the video carefully and precisely. The most important … Continue reading
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