This origami three-scoop ice cream cone will delight your friends and family. You can make this cone with only one square piece of paper, and the resulting cone is fantastic! Just like these origami fortune cookies, the cone is gluten-free and has no sugar, carbs, or calories. What can be healthier than that?
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Do you love Action Origami? Do you enjoy little origami toys that flap, fly, float, or flex? You are in for a treat!
The Standup Flapping Bird featured here is a charming and minimalistic action model. You can make it in three minutes with any paper you have at home.
And with a couple of extra-creases, you can easily turn it into a Flapping Origami Eagle.
A model design of Rui Roda In Colombia, these leaf-cutter, winged ants are considered a delicacy and are either fried or roasted for consumption, an old tradition inherited from the Guanes, a pre-colonial culture. Some believe Hormiga Culona is an aphrodisiac and gift the ants as a wedding present.
That Coco! You wouldn’t believe what she did when we are away at the Origami USA convention a few years ago.
A model design of Leyla Torres & Julio Salcedo Do you like to fold origami animals? In this video tutorial, you will learn how to fold a pair of origami bookmarks named Corazón and Corbatín (Heart and Bowtie). I am very excited to share these origami bookmarks because they allow for the experience of (easily) applying … Read more
Cliff Landesman designed this Floating Duck -with seven achievements, from valley fold to sink. It is a special model because it is easy to fold, AND it includes all the basic origami folds. An origami course in a single model! Cliff first shared his Floating Duck model demonstration with Origamigos members as one that can … Read more