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Learn this unusual 6-unit modular incorporating curves. We will fold from 6-inch foil. The Loop modular requires a little glue to connect the six units folded from 6” squares of foil paper.
An abstract, ethereal design of a dove in flight, folded from tracing paper. No glue or cutting for the dove which is folded from single sheet of square paper. Teacher will provide tracing paper.
A beautiful gift box from two squares of paper.
One unit slips inside part of the other to form a perfect heart.
I think this is a magic Vase. The magic is at the end when it becomes 3D.
This surprising box is addictive and this is the most delightful greeting note from 6 inch kami!
Fold a rose with a single layer of petals. It resembles a wild rose. We will use octagonal paper which will be cut from a square in class.
Learn to fold a versatile module that can become a star or a full kusudama!
This delightful modular is very simple to fold, and not too difficult to connect. It works with all kinds of paper, lots of different sizes, and many applications (jewelry, picture frames, ornaments, etc.).
This is an 8-piece modular best folded with 3" - 4" duo paper.
A dog designed for my friend, Food Network Canada star Mijune Pak.
In this class you will learn to fold a clever box that looks like a Kokeshi doll.
This spooky decoration was 'carved' a few weeks ago. I created this model to celebrate PCOC and Halloween. It even has a built in stand for display!
Kusudama is a form of modular origami where 6, 12, or 30 identical origami modules are folded and assembled to form a geometrical object. In the Principles of Kusudama Design, students will learn the theory behind designing kusudamas. They will be given the opportunity to fold their own models.
This presentation is about how origami can influence other areas of design including my own work as a fashion designer.
Single-Sheet designs for origami box lovers. You will learn a gift-worthy boxes with no leftover creases or raw edges. Diagrams provided.
This class teaches you how fold a variation of Taiko Niwa's peacock model, which ncludes a color change on the body. We will folding with 6.75" double-sided paper.
Here is a practical fold: a box with a hinged lid that closes shut. This is a challenging model, but if you have folded similar models of mine (like the Encyclopedia Origamica) then this will be easier.
Another Halloween fold! These bite-sized models provide a non-candy alternative treat for trick-or-treaters.
Just in time for Halloween! This a dollar fold which utilizes some of the features printed on the dollar bill. In particular, half of the big O and half of the big E on the green side of the bill form Jack's face. Plus, there is enough material left over in the back to form a stand for the model.
Master this classic model and impress your friends. Jan will teach this 6-piece modular using Alice Gray’s foolproof method for getting a perfectly neat model using some simple precreases. Jan will guide you through the slightly tricky assembly and lock. The star makes a great gift for the holidays!
What a treat! A closed sink presents a beak! Like a lot of our designs, I stumbled upon this model while noodling and experimenting with closed sinks in the pursuit of eliminating unnecessary paper and understanding color change. Although the experiment was a failure it was a beautiful one that produced the "Owl In Meditation". This model is a quick fold so we'll do three and experiment with a number of variations toward the end. As a bonus - it also accepts a square photo. Place this model at your desk, bedside, or special place as a totem.
One square of paper, we will turn it into an octagon
Create this fun origami game, where the objective is to flip the other person’s tile! This game is very popular in Korea, and was used in the popular TV show Squid Games.
Fairly simple fairly realistic pineapple
Create the most stunning magic ball with just half a letter-sized paper! In this class, I will teach you how to make a unique and interesting ball in about 45 minutes.