Showing posts with label origami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label origami. Show all posts
Sunday, 16 February 2014
Sunday, 19 February 2012
Gallery Tuesday Heart Origami



On the 14th, Valentines Day I gave all of my students
who shared their day at class a origami heart.
See how these are made on my tech site.
Monday, 19 December 2011
Origami Paper Stars

As some of you know I love Origami and I couldn't resist
making these stars out of Christmas Wrapping Paper.
Stewart was a s patient as ever and helped me fold,
point after point and I put them together.
At Knit Wits I sold them for Charity.
I was also introducing the to see the response!
They were well received and I showed several
visitors how to make them.
I explain the measurements and
if you want to make them, visit the
You Tube video on my tech site
Labels:
christmas star,
origami
Sunday, 8 May 2011
Origami Colour Firework


I persevered with the origami firework.
These units start at a 16cm square which made the difference
for holding and as you can see
I made it in another colour combination.
I say I, Stewart got intrigued and helped fold the
units so far and then let me do the fiddly bits.
He then shuffled and folded the ends in while
I held it!
A two person task!!!!!
It starts looking like the top and then you twist it
inside itself and you get to the next photograph.
Due to this being a moveable origami it
looks better in film so watch
the film I put on a previous post by clicking
See more of my creative paper techniques on
my portfolio pages on my website
Labels:
origami,
paper and stitch
Friday, 6 May 2011
Origami Firework

Sometimes I like to set myself a challenge!
I have never really been that good at origami but I do
folded patchwork.
While researching folded papers I came across this......
"An Origami Firework",
Well! I just had to have a go.
What seem hours later after putting all the little
units together I finally and I mean finally,
got it to a stage where I could manipulate the flower,
I mean firework and what happened?
it started to fall apart and the more I tried to put
it together the more creases appeared.
All I can say watch the video and enjoy,
if you are going to make it I would try a larger
square to begin with!
I will have another go at this myself again
with a larger starting square and I will show you the results.
Enjoy this weekend project!!!!
Labels:
origami,
paper and stitch
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