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A 57-year-old witch has returned just in time for Halloween.
The Koch snowflake (a fractal figure) has finally been realized as recursive origami.
Part three in our series of newly diagrammed letterfolds by the origami master.
A simple-to-fold modular that makes good use of duo-colored paper.
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How many solutions can you find to this fun origami puzzle?
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A versatile human figure that had its origins as a restroom sign.
A brooch that differs in proportion from the brooches in the recently completed series.
The first in a series of polygonal letterfolds newly diagrammed from sketches by the origami master.
Jellyfish are found all around the world ... even in the sea of origami.
Meenakshi’s final contribution to The Fold is a beautiful aquatic flower.
How and why to fold tessellations, and help in getting started.
One last beautiful brooch from this series, with links to all the diagrams.
The traditional Star Box is transformed into a favorite flower.
Choose two different papers or the same paper, alternating front and back ... patterns, solids ... all will produce beautiful results.
The envelope locks with internally rolled side seams and an internally cuffed top.
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A simple module opens into a beautiful flower.
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This tuliplike flower comes to life with a satisfying pop.