Issue 91, November–December 2025
A traditional model and two new designs to delight people of any age.
How to decorate paper for origami with a mixture of acrylic paint and methyl cellulose.
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The Inchworm crawls convincingly when you blow on its back.
Issue 90, September–October 2025
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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A perforated silhouette and two equally attractive sides distinguish this modular ring.
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A classic owl to fold for Halloween.
Long days of folding at a reconstructed medieval village.
“An enchanting new book,” says our reviewer.
Issue 89, July–August 2025
A lovely design that can be adapted to a variety of polygons.
Victor Coeurjoly’s take on structural design, origami, art and the universe.
A key to videos, crease patterns and much more about tessellations.
Arnold Tubis's latest exploration of origami brooches has yielded a real beauty.
Issue 88, May–June 2025
Step-by-step instructions for preparing folding material from the garden, with exquisite photographs.
An adorable elephant made into a paperclip.
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A fan of dollar bill origami tries his hand at designing his own.
Childhood memories and recent diagrams from the beloved author who died in April.
Issue 87, March–April 2025
An appreciation of the designer and theoretician who died recently.
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A cute geometric dinosaur.
A box whose proportions can be easily varied.
Pulling out hidden paper provides an attractive, leaflike tessellation molecule.
A little-know sizing agent that has been used for centuries.
Issue 86, January–February 2025
A quick and elegant box from letter- or A-sized paper.
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Two heart boxes that were taught at OrigamiUSA’s July 2023 convention.
The modules start with a basic twist and come together with a strong lock.
A single valley fold transforms the egg into the chicken that hides behind it.
