Diagrams
For origami models appearing in each of my blog entries (Origami Spirit / The Braid), the name of the designer and a book or link where diagrams are found are usually mentioned in each particular entry –In the US it’s possible to borrow origami books from public libraries.
Following, there is a list of links to diagrams or instructions of models that have been featured in my blog entries.*
- Barking Dog (Paul Jackson)
- Butterfly -and other models (Michael LaFosse -videos)
- Cat (Hiroaki Takai)
- Christmas Star -modular (Rachel Katz)
- Crab (Unknown author)
- Coke-bottle box (from Brazil)
- Egg-laying hen (traditional)
- Flapping Dove (Gay Merril Gross)
- Floral Form (Nick Robinson)
- Heart (Noelia Ávila -video)
- Hen (traditional)
- Inflatable chick (Simon Andersen)
- Lotus flower (traditional -video)
- Love Notes (traditional)
- Mushroom (Vincent Floderer -video)
- Omega Star (Philip Shen)
- Panda Bear Bookmark (Román Díaz -video)
- Primula (Sonobe) @ Sara Adams – HappyFolding
- Seagull (Simon Andersen)
- Shirt (traditional)
- Spider (TS Pham Dinh Tuyen)
- Three-piece spinning top: 1.Windmill base – 2.pieces – 3.assembly
*If the model you are interested in is not listed above, it’s because diagrams are not available in the Internet or I don’t have permission from the designer to post them or send them via e-mail.
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hello leyla. great new ori website. thanks also for the links to some great models. i notice with the links that they are done differently from model to model. some links open up another tab (preferred) while other links open up in the same page (ie your blog page). curious to know why there is a difference. for me, it seems to work better to have a link open up a new tab, that way when i close that tab, i havent closed your blog as well… just my 2cents.
v.a.
Thank you V.A. all links are now opening in a different page.
Are the instructions for Philip Shen’s Omega Star complete?
Hi Yiyang,
The photo-steps pretty much show the whole process of the Omega star, except that the last step needs to be repeated in all corners to finalize the star. No photo of the finished star is shown.
Hello, what a beautiful blog and website you have! I’ve bookmarked it. I wanted to ask you if you know where I can get a copy of either Origami Argentinia Convention Book 2010 or OD Convention Book, Germany, Erkner (Berlin) 2009. I would like to start working on Jens-Helge Dahmen’s Scarlet Oak diagram but I was unable to attend the conventions. Dahmen and I have been in contact and I was given some advice on how to crack the cp but if there’s a way to obtain a copy of the book I would be very satisfied. Let me know if you have any advice! Thanks!
Leyla, I can’t find that simple star, the one that heather loved. Help!