These classes have been submitted and are in the approval process. Some may not appear on the final schedule.
This is a charming, well-designed and fun-to-fold T-Rex designed by Pierre-Yves Gallard of France. Finished model is self-standing.
This is an 8-unit modular star with a smaller star on the backside. Both folding unit and assembly are fairly straightforward, but each unit needs to be folded with good precision for easy and clean assembly.
Model begins as a color-changing cube and can be further transformed into a box, a geometric flower, and a pyramid-inspired volcano.
Model transforms into a 3D lucky star container and can be easily flattened into a pentagon.
Bowl with color change that locks using tension and friction as the folds come together. You can further shape the sides into petals or simply leave them as they are.
This intriguing geometric form is a prime example of John's approach to single-sheet polyhedra design in origami. Based on triangle grid folded on a hexagonal sheet, the folding sequence is intuitive yet surprising. The completed model is sturdy and holds together with a strong lock.
This charming and detailed model of a platypus features a lifelike pose, webbed claws and a color-change bill. Made use John's hex base, the model is fun to fold and explores 30 degree geometry. Foldable from a variety of papers including kami, foil and others.
This origami rhinoceros is cute, compact, and horn to be wild. I look forward to charging through the fun folding sequence with you and we'll be chillin' on safari by the end of class.
Let's celebrate the year of the horse with this fun design! We'll use two sheets that fit together nicely to make any cowboy or cowgirl jealous of the ride you're gonna' fold.