52 grid

kinda mid result, double tissue was definitely too thick, might refold.

Designed by shuki kato folded by me

The flying one was made with too thic paper so it turned out pretty scuffed

Designed by Satoshi Kamiya.

Folded by me from a 45cm square of 35gsm kraft paper.

I've been gifted this beautiful paper. Now I'm wondering what should I make with it to highlight the beauty of the paper? I've considered making paper cranes or some Kusudama. The problem with the later is that there is not enough of one color to make approximately 30 unit.

What do you think is the best project to use this?

Mimau segunda tentativa de fazer um Peloroplites de origami. As costas e os espinhos eu consigo desenvolver bem mas estou com dificuldades nas patas, em como elas vão se conectar ao resto da estrutura sem parecer amassada ou fora de posição. Pesquisei alguns Ankylosaurus da comunidade de origami mas diferente da maioria que encontrei eu também queria que a barriga tivesse uma dobra própria para representação.

So people please don't bash me for it but I really don't know, I'm pretty new to this.

So I just got into origami 2 days ago but I already feel like I'm transcending into the more difficult works of origami and feel like my paper doesn't quite fit the job anymore.

So I searched for some larger paper but couldn't really find anything good (I'm from Germany)

or it was pretty expensive (almost 20€ for like 30 to 60 sheets 🥹?!)

There's only like "folding paper" I could find for a good price but which was like 160g/qm ...?

I don't really know what thickness is the ideal one? Like 70 to 80g ?

I need help people :(

Me and my friend are arguing over something dumb how many folds is a crane I say 26 with every fold and pre fold, he says only 10

Who’s right?

Made from a 30x30 inch kraft paper, spray painted black and painted with acrylic.

Hello, I'd love some guide suggestions to learn how to origami :)

I got some origami paper (a 100x medium and 100x small pack) and I'm unsure where to start.

I am trying to finish this dragon made by maimai, but i cant do the foot part (56:45) and i dont want to give up and lose my time on it

I’m new to this and just practicing. Second picture I was taking a picture of a stack of boxes I made and as I took the picture Goldberry smacked it down with her tail and was very proud 😂

This is a variation of the famous crane. I made it by chance while trying to remember the folds for the regular one. In comparison, it has slicker wings and tail/neck.

The best fit seems to render it has if the crane was drinking from a pond with its wings slightly closed.

Hi! First time poster here. I'm searching for a working origami model of a butterfly: it doesn't have to be realistic (just the general shape would be fine) but i really want it to be able to fly like a paper airplane, maybe also flapping the wings. I searched on YT with no success. Any suggestion? Thanks

Coin is 27mm (1.1 inches) diameter, for reference.

I will be teaching an intro to origami class soon and was hoping some of you would have good advice! I've been doing origami myself for close to 18 years and really love modular pieces. I'm well versed in all of the basics but I'm just a little nervous and was hoping for some tips, either things you wish you would have known as a first time instructor or things as a student you would like an instructor to do! Thanks in advance!

I learned this from a library book (Inspired Origami by Camilla Sanderson and John Morin) and been making waves ever since 🌊

Vasculhando minha caixa de origamis antigos eu encontrei um Dilophosaurus designed by TKG que eu lembro ter feito com base no CP. Hoje esse CP não está mais disponível no Instagram dele. Como eu fiquei empolgado em fazer um Dilophosaurus depois de ter assistido o documentário The Dinosaurs da Netflix eu desmanchei o modelo e fiz esse azul como teste. Agora vou preparar uma folha bicolor para fazer esse origami bem detalhado e caprichado. Se usar um papel bicolor a crista e os olhos ficam com uma cor diferenten do resto do corpo.

Minha filha acabou rasgando a pata dele e agora ele é manco e só tem dois dedos em uma dela.

Hello,

I have very little experience with origami, but deeply love and respect it as a craft, skill, arftform, technology, and so much more. A friend of mine is quite a skilled folder, and is working on designing her own crease patterns.

The current software that she is using on her ipad unfortunately has not been meeting her needs though and I was wondering if any of you fine folks have any suggestions. We both are on more of a limited budget so something affordable would be appreciated.

Things she is looking for is being able to generated grids of various shapes such as equilateral triangles, hexes(Hexagons), and Squares.

Thank you anybody in advance who has helpful suggestions, and I appreciate your time.

Short story long, years ago in college I tried to fold 1000 paper cranes in a year. I got to about 500 (497 to be exact apparently) before stopping. My mom just unearthed the bag of all of them. My question: What are some things I can do with them that would generate good? Is there somewhere I could donate them to a good cause? I don’t need to keep them, but I would hate to just recycle all of that work and beauty.