Convention 2024 Classes - Supplies

• 1 piece of kami paper 6 x 6 inches for the rabbit (white on one side and pink on the other)
• 1 piece of kami paper 6 x 6 inches for the carrot (orange on one side and green on the other). Alternatively, to achieve the color change, we can work with 2 pieces of paper, one green and one orange.

This is a modular design and requires 6 sheets of paper. 6" x 6" kami works well. To be consistent with Mondrian's style the color must be Red, Black, Blue, or Yellow on one side and White on the other. It's possible to use duo kami, i.e. Red/Yellow, Black/Red, Black/Yellow, Blue/Yellow... One sheet for the bookmark.

The model will be folded from a 30 x 30 cm uncut square sheet of paper, with one side's color for the boat (say, brown) and the other side's color for the sail (say, white). Glue can be used to better shape the model.

2 pieces of 10' or 12" Foil

6” kami

30 sheets of A4 paper

students will need 20 x 10 cm rectangular paper for this origami

4 pieces of 6 inch kami - same color or 2 colors. Students bring 3 inch kami to class.

At least one 12 inch X 12 inch piece of paper (but no larger than 15 X 15) I would recommend regular origami paper, not foil. I will provide paper for the class.

Supplies will be provided, but students can bring their own business cards, index cards, 8.5” x 11” or magazine covers if they like.

I will provide supplies.

The Leaf Star can be folded with kami. Tools like clips and poking implements like skewers and tweezers will be helpful.

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

Bring glue to shape with (regular white school glue will be perfect).

I will be providing paper to fold with, but if you want to use your own, I recommend bringing something similar to 40+cm Double Tissue (25gsm)

3 pieces of Kami which will be cut into 1x2 rectangles.

2 sets of 2 like-colored sheets of 6-inch kami. 4 sheets in all. Each of the 2 models is made from two sheets of same-colored paper.

8 square sheets per star, 3" or 4". Duo recommended as both sides will show. We will fold one star and learn modified folding sequence for 2 more.

Please bring 9" paper (although 9" kami will be provided).

I'll bring big squares of tant paper, one for each student.

I will supply the paper and scissors (for cutting out the hexagon)

~20 square papers (any size, preferably around 2-4")

8 sheets (4 for bottom and 4 for lid)

none needed

6-inch kami

I'll bring pre-cut circles for each participant. If we will have time for the square version they will need to bring 6 sheets of 3" kami.

Each student should bring a square sheet of paper with a side length of approximately 30 cm. Glue may be used for shaping purposes.

I will provide paper. 10 squares the same size, kami. Duo is best, even white. The minor color adds to the design on the front and shows a little on the edges on the back.
Patterns are fun – including floral, geometric, kaleidoscope, tie-dye, asymmetrical patterns.
Use 2 colors or 5 colors. OR do all 10 the same.
6 inch paper gives an 8.5 inch model
4 inch paper gives a 6 inch model
3 inch paper gives a 4 inch model

6” kami is perfect!

10 inch of 6 inch if preferred. Harmony paper makes a nice design.

A few sheets of 6 in by 6 in kami

6 inch kami, duo color because there is a color change. Optional items: bone folder, small sharp tool for small folds, glue

As much interesting paper as you feel like playing with--in addition to the OUSA provided materials
A smock or apron.
Newspaper to protect the table
Your own models that you don't mind painting.
Modulars tend to fall apart. I have had wonderful results with a fujimoto tessellation

I will provide the paper for the class.
Borrowing some scissors from Origami USA for making the pentagon would be helpful.

15 cm/6" kami

Please bring a decently thick paper for this model. For my fold, I used 50cm Lokta but any thick paper over 30cm in size will work fine. I may have some tant paper available if you need paper. You will also need some glue to hold things together in the final fold.

For the practical exercise, it's mandatory to have something to take notes with and something to take notes on.

Paper, 30x30 cm.
Glue

6 sheets of 6 in by 6 in kami

One sheet of 6" kami.

2 sheets duo kami 6x6

White glue,
twist ties,
water,
small (~0.25" wide) paint brush,
intermediate to complex origami models for experimentation.

I will supply paper. Bone folders are a help.

10 sheets of 6” Kami paper and a few more sheets for a variation if there’s time.

One sheet of 10 inch kami paper.

*You can't enter this activity without a pen or pencil, and paper!

I need teaching supplies of large Greenx3 and Large Redx3 Kami
Bigger the better :)

8-inch harmony would be best, but kami is fine too.

Recommended sheet size: 30 x 30 cm
Recommended sheet color: one side blue or green, the other side white

Bone folder or other creasing tool recommended. We will use heavy cardstock paper.

A 10" kami square. Slightly thicker paper like Tant is nice, but not required. We will, time permitting, fold the model twice.

For the book there will be a minimum of six sheets of paper needed. This will produce a book with one inside page. The sheets need to be all the same size and should be rectangles (squares ok). There will be one sheet for the spine of the book, two sheets for the covers, a number of sheets for the inside pages and one sheet more than for the inside pages, for the connectors.
For the storigami, one 6 inch square and one 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet.

Cutting tool

I will provide paper. Any strong, thin paper will do. Paper must be larger than 6” and foil will be difficult.

This model can be folded with almost any size and type of paper. For your first attempt, 6" Kami or 20 cm Special Tissue Foil (available at the Source) will work fine.

Seven sheets of kami will be needed (6"/15cm) for a complete set of pieces