Supplies

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9.5" kami paper (duo color is nice)

24 memo cube 3 inch sheets - instructor will provide materials.

6 inch paper.

Kami (origami paper) works well for this model, as does most other common paper. This design uses a 2x1 rectangle. A 25cm square of kami cut in half is recommended for folding this for the first time.

One square 8” or larger, kami or similar weight recommended

1 sheet of squared paper as thin as possible of size 20 centimeters or 8 inches. The sandwich paper best suits the model, but it can also be tissue foil or any other suited for complex folding.
1 bone folder (optional).

Students will need black piece of Origami paper or dark paper

6-inch Tant paper, any color. 2 sheets for each student.

8" kami or similar paper, unicolor

One piece of paper, regular 8 - 10 inch kami (color on one side and white on the other) would do. It is important to see the crease lines. For a second model, you can go bigger with slightly thicker scrapbook paper or card stock (make sure it is square). It is a model to show off fancy paper.

Tweezers are very highly recommended. Class time will be allotted for participants to cut a hexagon out of a square.

24cm Duo Paper is ideal. (Paper will be supplied, but you are welcome to bring your favorite duo papers.)

• A ruler (several inches long) for scoring straight lines and one scissors
• All other materials will be provided

You should use a 35 cm square of thin Japanese foil for the class and for your first attempt.

Suggested paper size is 10 inches or larger. A tool for paper curling is helpful, like a chopstick or bamboo skewer.

Supplies will be provided, with a $3.00 cover charge to cover the printing.

Supplies:
6" or 10" foil or Kami
a cheery disposition

Some Kami papers, US letter paper, etc. Just make sure you have some sheets handy.

8 sheets of 3" duo paper

1 large square of thin duo-colored paper. 12" minimum, 14" recommended

Two sheets of either A4 or 8.5x11 paper

13" kami black-white or similar paper

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Just a sheet of 6-inch kami

I will provide 12” scrapbook paper which is thicker than kami, so a folding tool, such a a bone folder, may help with creasing. I will also provide 4” paper for the chopstick rest variation.

Kami or duo kami. 6 inch will produce a crane with about a 6 inch wing span.

just what you have in your Kit

Five 8.5 inches square sheets of paper.

One square of two-color paper (I suggest the square be at least 10" on a side), which we will cut in half at the start of class.

Scissors or knife may be useful, but tearing your starting square in half can also work.

While the model can be assembled without glue, some glue can help strength the assembly and keep the layers of paper from opening up.

Students will use 2 sheets of the same color Kami for the Panda. The Strawberry paper will be provided.

One square of Japanese foil or tissue/foil laminate paper, 25cm minimum, 30cm recommended
Alternatively, this can be wet folded from a 14" square of thick paper, which is my preferred medium.

For this class, you will need a total of 4 sheets- 2 for each model, a bone folder, and a glue stick.

6 or more sheets of rectangular paper on diminishing sizes. 30cm by 15cm, 11" by 5.5 ", 10"x 5", 20 cm x 10cm, 18 cm X 9 cm, 15 cm x 7.5cm, 5" x 2.5" Instructor will provide paper, paper ruler, and a triangle to help with fifths

Standard origami paper, 6" or larger

Students will need one 6" inch triangle or larger and scissors.

15cm kami works just fine. Glue and tweezers can improve shaping, but are not necessary.

A single square of larger kami is recommended (10"/25cm). With more practice you can use smaller sheets.

Regular origami paper (6" x 6" or larger)

Just your attention!

3 squares the same size, kami, printer paper, scrapbook paper,
duo is nice, patterns are fun, 3 different colors or all the same
6 inch paper gives a 4 inch model
4 inch paper gives a 2.5 inch model
Two clips may be helpful during assembly

6 inch, 7-inch or 10 inch kami (depending the size that you want your origami iPhone to be)

For the cell phone flip case we need regular 8 1/2inch by 11-inch printer paper

One square of thin paper, light brown/white. 10" minimum, 12" recommended.

Box: 2 sheet 6 " ( or larger) kami
Embellishments: 3 sheets 3" kami ( or 1/2 size of box)

Kami, 2 sizes: Pocket (6 inches), clip (2 inches)

Regular origami paper (6 x 6)

At least a 12-inch sheet of paper for the finished piece. Smaller sheets for working the introductory examples. Most any type of paper should work.

The teacher will supply paper for the class. Paper required is:
30 cm Square (bottom); 20 cm square, 18 cm square, 16 cm square (tree portion)

6-inch paper

Teacher will provide pre cut materials for 25 students who are signed up for this class.

6 inch double tissue or tissue foil.

6 inch tant required. Regular kami will not work very well.

Quadernetto: 4 sheets printer paper or A4
Bag: 1 sheet printer paper or A4

Suitable paper will be provided. Standard 10-inch origami paper will be helpful for practice.

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This is a messy class, so an apron or other cover-up, plastic gloves are useful. If you have extra newspaper for drying your work--most supplies will be from OUSA and the instructor.
What I will bring—water color paper, brushes, paints, (neon W.C., granulation w.c. and water color powder) and palettes.

Vase: 15 cm square (duo: green/other)
Flower: 4 sheets of 7.5 cm square colored paper

A single square of larger kami is recommended (10"/25cm). With more practice you can use smaller sheets.

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No supplies are needed to be provided by the convention or student. I will bring computer paper, pencils, rulers, and scissors.

Students would benefit from folding boards to put in their lap.

1:√3 rectangle ; students will learn how to cut 2 of these rectangles from a 6x6 kami

One 6" square of kami paper.

I'll be providing the white paper needed to make the lamps and will cut it to size beforehand. If students wish to purchase the specific bulb and lamp bases that I use, I will provide them so that students can walk away with a finished and functional lamp!

Normal 6-inch kami is fine!

No supplies are required. but having an 8x8 grid and a pen on hand may help you visualize some of my processes.