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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.
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
A model design of Rodrigo Salazar Do you like to fold origami animals? This is a charming puffy turtle that can extend and retract its head. The folding process is a little involved because it includes four sink-folds. Be prepared to face the challenge and remember that origami teaches us perseverance! Would you like to … Read more
A model design of Simon Andersen A few years ago I had a creative origami exchange with the late Simon Andersen and one of the figures he shared with me was this horse. I named it Stallion in the Wind because of its graceful mane that appears to be waving in the wind. I love this minimalistic … Read more
If you are looking to make an origami fox, you’re in the right place. The tutorial for the fox is here among tutorials for many other origami creatures! Did you know that foxes live on every continent except Antarctica? In the wild, red foxes live in scrub and woodland. But since they are quite resourceful … Read more