Category: Diagrams
A Pair of Origami Peacocks
It occurred to Vimes that he knew absolutely nothing about Nobbs outside working hours. He...
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A Simple Origami Pocket Posy
Ring a ring o’ roses A pocket full of posies Traditional Nursery Rhyme About the Origami...
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An Origami Matador in Action!
The bull is stronger, but the matador is smarter Muhammed Ali About the Origami Matador The...
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An Origami Panda is just as cute as a real one!
A panda walks into a café. He orders a sandwich, then draws a gun and fires two shots in...
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Taking the Origami Crane to Another Level
‘A Peacock spreading its gorgeous tail mocked a Crane that passed by, ridiculing the ashen...
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Traditional Origami Tulip Video
Life isn’t a tiptoe through the tulips Shannon Hoon About the Traditional Origami Tulip The...
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Traditional Origami Boat – with instructions
“Better drowned than duffers, if not duffers won’t drown.” ― Arthur Ransome, Swallows...
Read MoreTraditional Fancy Origami Box
For Day 15 of World Origami Days 2015, I have made a traditional fancy origami box. This is a very simple traditional model, and another one that is good to make with children. It takes about five minutes to make, but actually...
Read MoreTraditional Origami Shirt
The model for day 4 of World Origami Days 2015 is the Traditional Origami Shirt. This is an extremely easy model with no difficult steps at all – no reverse folds, or even mountain folds. Ordinary, simple valley folds all...
Read MoreTraditional Origami Cup
The traditional origami cup is about as simple as it gets, so it is a great origami model for beginners or children! There are only seven folds in the origami cup instructions. It is a bit of a test of your folding...
Read MoreTraditional Origami Fortune Teller
Just about everyone that’s ever attended school in the UK or USA knows this model as the Traditional Origami Fortune Teller, or Cootie Catcher. While it may have different names just like the pajarita, these days it’s...
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