Online Classes

This class will show two different techniques for creating animated origami faces. One model is "Singer," which opens and closes its mouth; the other is "Elephant," which curls and uncurls its trunk.

This beautiful origami modular cube is created with 24 Sonobe modules.

An elegant and classic looking cat in a seated pose. Very nice indeed.

Add some avian grace to your repertoire of origami containers with this beautiful Swan Bowl. Regular origami “kami” paper is great for learning this model but using slightly thicker paper lets you wet fold it more elegantly. It’s a bowl that will fill you with peace, love and happiness.

In this class we will fold one of Neal Elias’ delightful multi-subject models, featuring a mother bird, three chicks, and a nest - all from a single square of paper with no cuts. This work, which is about fifty years old, is an example of a box-pleated design and features several Elias Stretches – a maneuver which will be demonstrated and taught in this class. Elias left us a partial folding sequence, a few notes, and a sketch of the intended result. There is some room for personal interpretation, a color change, and some “wow” moments.

Fans of Games of Thrones might recognize this famous mythological creature. All of the important body parts are derived from the classic Bird Base, giving this an "intermediate" level designation. Diagrams for this can be found in the book Origami Dragons Kit:
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The fish base is one of the primary bases in Origami. Come to learn what a wide variety of animals that can be derived with just a few added folds. You will come away with a new respect for this plucky origami base!!!!

A modular heart--or multi piece heart, folded from a series of 1 x 2 rectangles in diminishing sizes. Each rectangle is divided into fifths. Lots of possibilities for paper and color creativity.

Normally, I only hear coyotes at night when I’m camping, but they are occasionally sighted in the suburbs where I live, skulking about, scavenging.
This design relies heavily on the final sequence of shaping folds, including the multivarious crimps that form the legs. This model requires either wet folding or foil papers to maintain its shape.

A fun-to-fold rose complete with calyx and stem by Mark Bolitho, friend and British origami master who passed away last year.

This box has a lid that fits perfectly and that can be adorned with a folded Santa, tree or reindeer. We will fold one box and all three embellishments.

The whitetail deer is the state mammal of my home state of Georgia. They are extremely common, being found anywhere there is a patch of woods – including my back yard. In this class, we will fold the likeness of the female of the species and thus spare ourselves the task of forming antlers.
This design features a color change faithful to the pattern found on the actual animal, with white tail (of course), belly, and breast.