First Learn to Fold The Sonobe Unit
Go to my Lens called "How to Fold an Origami Sonobe Module" to learn how to fold the Sonobe Module first. Then come back here to find out how to put together the 8 point star..
I really enjoy origami. It is a great way to put aside the frustrations of the day and focus on something that is intricate, but simple enough even a child can do it. I find the art of paper folding is a fantastic way to meditate. I will sometimes put on some soothing music and just sit down on the floor and fold paper.
I really enjoy origami. It is a great way to put aside the frustrations of the day and focus on something that is intricate, but simple enough even a child can do it. I find the art of paper folding is a fantastic way to meditate. I will sometimes put on some soothing music and just sit down on the floor and fold paper.
Learn to Fold the Sonobe Module
Then you can fold a lot of other things
Step 1
You are going to need 12 units to make this star. Step 2
Start with three units. You slide the flap of one unit into the pocket of the next unit. Step 3
As you push then together, they should make a nice corner for the start of your cube. Step 4
You should be able to create four of these corners (or pyramids) attached to each other. Step 5
As you put the rest of the star together, you will have 4 more corners that will appear. How to Fold Origami Books
Origami Blog Posts
- Origami Paper Garden Promotes Peace
- Inspired by a Japanese legend, the white paper garden was created to guarantee good fortune in life and health, in the form of a wish, to those who practice the art of origami or paper folding. The enormous flower bed is aligned in a circular manner ...
- Origami-Inspired Design Method Merges Engineering, Art
- By Purdue University Researchers have shown how to create morphing mechanisms, robotic forms, and shape-shifting sculptures from a single sheet of paper in a method reminiscent of origami, the Japanese art of paper folding.
- Cancer survivors' walk set for June 9 in Rehoboth Beach
- Source: Submitted Sarah Hawtof is surrounded by some of her origami Cranes of Hope, which will decorate the lobby at Tunnell Cancer Center. For the past few months, Sussex Academy of Arts and Sciences seventh-grader Sarah Hawtof has been leading groups ...
- Silicon Valley Company, Lapin Publishing, Uses Crowd Funding to Breathe New ...
- It reminds me how amazing and supportive the origami community is and how universal that community is internationally.? The digital world we now reside in with Facebook, Kindle and the iPhone fosters a new opportunity to recover valuable buried ...
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