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Showing posts with label Origami Kit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Origami Kit. Show all posts

Saturday, 3 May 2014

Origami Concorde

Origami Concorde


Origami Paper Planes: How to fold a Concorde Plane

Concorde Plane, Paper Planes always attract kids and are very easy to fold. This Concorde Plane requires a little bit of skill to fold and is very beautiful. 

Difficulty level: Easy

Paper : A4 Size Printer Paper

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Origami Battle Tank

Origami Battle Tank



Origami Tutorial - How to fold Origami Battle Tank 

Origami Battle Tank, a great toy for kids to play with and also very easy to fold.

Difficulty level: Easy

Paper : Two A4 Size Sheets

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Origami Fighter Jet Plane

Origami Fighter Jet Plane



Origami Paper Planes: How to fold a Jet Fighter Plane

Jet Fighter Plane, Paper Planes always attract kids and are very easy to fold. This Jet Fighter Plane Plane requires a little bit of skill to fold and is very beautiful. It does not fly though.

Difficulty level: Moderate

Paper : A4 Size Printer Paper

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Saturday, 14 December 2013

Bracelet (Armband)

Bracelet (Armband)



Origami Tutorial - How to fold a Paper Bracelet (Armband)

Difficulty level: Moderate

Paper : Paper Strips of 6 or more colors.
           Each Strip Size : 1.5 cms X 6cms

Butterfly Ring

Butterfly Ring



Origami Tutorial - How to fold a Butterfly Ring

Difficulty level: Easy

Paper : Sheet of Paper (2 cms X 15 cms)

Tuesday, 26 November 2013

Monday, 25 November 2013

Saturday, 9 November 2013

F15 Fighter Jet

F15 Fighter Jet


Origami Tutorial - How to fold a F15 Fighter Jet
Design by: Tadashi Mori

Difficulty level: Moderate

Paper : A4 Size Printer Paper

Friday, 8 November 2013

Blow Top

Blow Top



Origami Tutorial - How to fold a Blow Top
Design by: Yami Yamauchi

Difficulty level: Moderate

Paper : 15cms by 15cms Square Sheet of paper.

Saturday, 12 October 2013

Friday, 11 October 2013

Lily Flower

Lily Flower



Origami Tutorial - How to make a Lily Flower

Difficulty level: Moderate

Paper : Square Paper. I used Old Magazine Paper (Save Paper)

Friday, 4 October 2013

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Wednesday, 25 September 2013

Go Green !!!

Go Green: Save Paper; Save Trees; Save Earth...

Origami as an art could be very joyful and relaxing but the extensive use of paper in origami does not deem it to be environment friendly. Origami designs can be folded out of various kinds of paper depending upon the design to be folded. Paper used for origami can range from the very simple and easily available Printer Paper to the specially designed Origami Paper.

Origami as an art can be practiced for fun and leisure at home and can also be taken up professionally to fold some of the most amazing paper models. Most of us have practiced this art from school days while throwing paper planes at each other and sailing paper boats in the rain waters. Origami has touched everyone's life in some way or the other.

Keeping in mind the importance of trees for our environment, I on the behalf of all the Origami lovers would like to make an appeal that, " Try to restrict the wastage of Paper" and make sincere efforts to fold the designs of Origami with previously used paper, unless you are doing it for a professional purpose.

Origami practiced for domestic and leisure purposes can be done with old used printer supplies, or used note book papers, or used pad papers etc. Use of old used paper for origami with kids can also encourage kids for the conservation of trees and in turn for a better environment.

In an effort to Save Paper; Save Trees; Save Earth, Most of the origami designs on this blog are folded with used paper from printer supplies note books. The use of fresh Origami paper has been restricted to only a few 3D Models, that too only to conserve the beauty of the models. 

Tuesday, 24 September 2013

Origami

Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, which started in the 17th century AD in Japan and slowly gained popularity outside Japan. It is an art of folding a simple sheet of paper into a sculpture. Origami has now evolved as a modern paper art. Origami is practiced by only folding paper; cutting paper and use of glue are not considered as origami.

Origami can be a hobby with multiple benefits. Origami can prove to be wonderful way for parents to spend time with their kids. Origami helps in developing the ability of kids to follow instructions, increase attention spans and improve motor skills. Concentrating on a simple task like folding paper and creating shapes can be a great way to release stress. And the great sculptures thus formed can be taken as a bonus.

Origami has a number of variants that differ in the type of final product it produces. Action Origami deals with the moving models that are folded out of paper. Models made by connected a number of pieces together falls under Modular Origami. Wet Folding is done with a damp paper to give gentle curves to the models. Some of the most amazing and wonderful models are folded under 3D Origami.

Among children the most famous Origami models are the Origami Crane, Origami Airplane and Origami Boat. Children can also create a large variety of models that are fun and engaging.

This blog is an attempt to guide people of all ages to create various Origami models ranging over different difficulty levels. One can start with the easy ones and then go for the difficult ones as an individual gains confidence and skill.
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