youtube channel of video tutorials by Chrissy (paper Kawai).She also has a diagrams section ( ) and very useful paper reviews ( ). Sarah Adams presents models from many different people, with authorisation. video tutorials of intermediate models.Leyla Torres presents models from her and other people, with authorisation. video tutorials of beginner models to low-intermediate.Hopefully this is a useful feature that fosters sharing diagrams and tutorials on /r/origami. Depending on the usefulness and difficulty of moderating this list, the format and scope may change. This thread is an attempt to allow users to share tutorials in a dedicated space without causing the subreddit to be get cluttered with self-promoting YouTube posts of mostly simple or traditional models. This has the downside of making it more difficult to share tutorials with other redditors. Please also tell us what you like about the model/tutorial/resource you are posting if you would like to!įor a long time, this subreddit has limited posting of tutorial posts because it would otherwise be overrun with people spamming simple tutorial videos to promote their own YouTube channel. Flapping Crane, Introduction to Wetfolding, etc.) Type of link (diagram, instructional video, general resource, YouTube channel).
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The rest of you, come with me and download a crease pattern. If you want to learn more about this, try here. I could show you how that works, but it involves math and a leap of logic or two and maybe 90% of the readers will click out at that point. Trouble is, the American letter paper version starts out dividing the width of the paper into nine even sections the A4 version needs eleven even sections. With most origami models, you start with a piece of paper and move from step to step, making landmark creases and folding this part to that. But you better have some conversation prepared for when she does talk to you and not just stand there, babbling on and on the way you do.
It's also for the little nerdy guy who thinks he can get that beautiful blonde in Calculus 102 to talk to him, if he could only get her to listen to his ultimate roadtrip mix CD.yeah, buddy, this will do the trick. This model is for the discerning hunter of geek chic, the intrepid seeker of cheap thrills and complex beauty for its own sake. There are several quick and simple origami CD holders out there, if that's what you looking for - I highly recommend Tom Hull's American CD Case. This is not a quick and simple fold and is not intended to be. DOC files (editable in MS Word or in OO Writer), in case you want to make a mix CD or display the contents of the disk on the outside of the model.
It is available in American letter paper and in A4 versions and I have made some. The Spiral Data Tato opens and closes, using a charming innovation we like to call The Origami Zipper. Tato is a Japanese word that means purse or wallet. The Spiral Data Tato is an origami CD or DVD case of the origata or tsutsumi ilk, that is, a complicated presentation model, intended as a gift for an honored recipient.
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