The Origami Forum

The Lundberg hotdog looks like something you might pick up in a shop in Amsterdam.

.. and can be found also in Origami Flowers, published by Dover and also by James Sakoda.

This Rabbit appears in Origami Made Easy by Kasahara, published in the 1970's in America. I don't think it's Stephen's design.

I'm teaching a Christmas/Chanukah origami class soon -- can anyone recommend models appropriate to a beginning-to-intermediate audience?

I'm all about using Visio for diagrams. I've even made my own template for it. It's more like a CAD program than a freehand,but it does the trick for most models that aren't 3-D.

I can drag out any base and start cloning.

The filling is a pain in the *** though.

I can't get to these diagrams, man!

Most roses I see "in nature" have a more compressed form, not spread like the 5-sided paper.

Interestingly, the roses seem to have 5 leaves around the bud....

How does one go about getting the source data? I'd like to work on an alternate model that captures a bit more info.

Any XML schema developed yet?

Anything by Robert Lang, of course!