The Origami Forum

you should try to get in contact with Paula ( http://www.orihouse.com/ ). She's from the Holland and very active in the community. she's also a very nice person, and will surely help you with your paper-problem :) greetings Christian I found a link on her site to http://www.ori-expres.nl/ . I went ...

Nah, I think my cloak is fine the way it is. I folded it with a 35x35 cm sheet of standard origami paper, next time I'll try to fold it with 24x24 cm tissue paper. (because I don't know where to get bigger tissue paper) I'll make some pictures when I'm folding the hands for the people that are stuck...

I agree that diagrams are essential for beginning origamists. It's a good way to learn the basic skills that any origami artist needs. (knowledge of basic folds etc) I've been folding for more then a year now, and I've folded almost all the diagrams that I could find on the web. Right now I'm starti...

I ordered the "Works of..' book 2 and a half week ago and I got it the day before yesterday. I tried the wizard today and this is the result of my first attempt. (you can see the yellow bird in the 3rd picture as well) And yeah, the fingers are indeed a bitch. Spent a lot of time on those as well. [...

The smallest thing I've ever folded was a crane with a wingspan of 1 cm. (without a pincer or anything)
Or maybe Anibal Voyer's three headed dragon from 6 inch paper (quite thick paper)

GiladOrigami wrote:I don't care much for folding grids,
especially 32X32 ones...

You should try Ronald Koh's ankylosaurus then

http://www.geocities.com/ronigami/RonOr ... agrams.htm

Dioniso wrote:I did a fabric rose using precreases...
If someone is interested I'll tell how to do.

*image*

bye
Dioniso

Looks great!

For my fellow stilljustgettingmodelsfromthewebpeople, here are a couple of sites which I found really usefull. http://www.origami.com - tons of diagrams from simple till complex http://oriman.topcities.com/en.htm - Gabriel Vong's page. Also lots of great models. Along with an image gallery that is c...

Hi, I just registered and I thought I'd start with the question that I've wanted to ask someone for a long time. Living in the Netherlands, far away from any advanced origami stuff. Like books with models more complex than cranes and little piggies, and no other people that practice origami (that I ...