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A traditional model and two new designs to delight people of any age.
by Zhengzhe Yang
How to decorate paper for origami with a mixture of acrylic paint and methyl cellulose.
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Original design by Masao Mizuno, text and variation with diagrams by Nick Robinson
The Inchworm crawls convincingly when you blow on its back.
A simple owl with a ghostly disposition.
by Luke Meng
Depicting pixelated designs with origami.
Fold beautiful tessellations this December, guided by excellent (and free) videos.
Another beautiful design from this origami master.
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by Mahyar Khani
A perforated silhouette and two equally attractive sides distinguish this modular ring.
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by Kunihiko Kasahara
A classic owl to fold for Halloween.
Long days of folding at a reconstructed medieval village.
by Janet Hamilton
Repurpose those tins while enjoying origami.
by Lisa Dunlap
“An enchanting new book,” says our reviewer.
A lovely design that can be adapted to a variety of polygons.
Victor Coeurjoly’s take on structural design, origami, art and the universe.
by L. Fernandez Vilanova
A stand for phones and tablets that doubles as a book end.
by Caleb Witte
A minimalist design with great appeal.
A 20-piece modular whose unit can also form a snub cube.
A key to videos, crease patterns and much more about tessellations.
Arnold Tubis's latest exploration of origami brooches has yielded a real beauty.
The unit can also form a hexahedron and many other polyhedra.

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