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A cute, easy-to-fold squirrel that won’t attack your bird feeder.
A decorative pentagonal dish that takes well to nesting.
by Cye Newman, Jane Rosemarin and A. Miranda van de Beek
A house with a heart made from a dollar bill or euro note.
by Reza Sarvi
Stand aside pumpkins! This Halloween design is for folders who want to make something truly scary.
by Arsalan Wares
Decorate your own paper, or print Arsalan’s designs, but do fold this box!
Two heptagonal stars with a slightly concave profile.
An evaluation of Fujimoto's place in origami history on the eve of the 100th anniversary of his birth.
A beautiful use for the often-neglected heptagon.
What are the properties of the blintz when folded from the square and other shapes?
The two sides of Star Atarbus are equally attractive.
by Arsalan Wares
A deep, square box along with some math.
How to cut a nearly-perfect heptagon.
A cherry blossom with a built-in star.
by Daniel Otto-Manzano
Diagrams for a cute little reptile by a new creator.
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by Mahyar Hossein Khani
A color-change star from the bird base.
by Takeshi Tatsumi, Hanna Suzuki, Yuto Yashiro and Misaki Tatsumi
The journey of young origami enthusiasts to reach the pinnacle of an international science and technology event.
by Caleb Witte
An elegant folding sequence and many ways to customize.
by eddie cabbage and Mark Mittelman
An origami poem typed by a street artist on a vintage typewriter.
Easy-to-fold units and an intuitive assembly make this a frustration-free design.
by Govind Kulkarni, with text and diagrams by Hans Dybkjær
Two different folding sequences to arrive at almost the same box.

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