These classes have been submitted and are in the approval process. Some may not appear on the final schedule.
This class is a low intermediate, but very cute, goldfish. The folding sequence is relatively simple, but there are a few steps without references.
Lane will provide 30" squares of colorful wrapping paper for a unique Standing Crane on a wooden stick. The Standing crane height will be about half the diagonal of the paper. Lane is also bringing 1/8" dowels and glue gun to mount the Crane so it can be used in a planter.
This workshop will be teaching Hideo Komatsu's Fox! Komatsu is an amazing creator and adherent to the Genuine Origami school of design pioneered by Jun Maekawa in his 1983 book Viva! Origami authored with Kunihiko Kasahara.
This classic twist fold will amaze your friends. Folded from a rectangle using copy paper, the result is a cool action model. Wendy will teach a method to get good clean folds that make the twisting easier. Students will need to fold into thirds and make precise sharp creases.
This model is really fun to fold and the 8-piece octogon has a nice puffy look. Lots of opportunity for making great color combinations with duo paper.
This wonderful model by Pasquale d’Auria shows a bear and her catch from one sheet of paper!
Octagonal box from 1 square with pop-down closure, by Christiane Bettens.
Box pleated model of pot and cup from a single sheet of paper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTsN2LNMeTo
The poison dragon is a strange but very cool design that looks really neat. This is a very complex class with a lot of 3d steps, some weird collapses, and a decent amount of pre-creasing, however it is very fun to fold and gives a nice final product.
This is a stretchy, 30-unit ball made with my "Super Nobu Unit." The photo shows two balls but you make only one (your choice) in the class. Each unit is very simple but the assembly requires experience with 3D modular models.
This is an eight-piece modular ring. (the photos show the front side and back of the model.) Folding units and assembly are both fairly simple but need to be precise.
Penta-Pacifica is a pentagon-based flower (I'll provide the pentagons to registered students). It's a really fun fold with an impressive result.
I will teach my favorite bird model, the Warbler.