Minimalist Style & Easy to Make! In this video learn how to fold origami spiral. FOR MORE ABOUT ME and MY ART, VISIT http://cocosato.co.uk/

2009年2月20日 · This video explains how to fold the Spiral by Tomoko Fuse. You need 4 sheets of paper of different colors of any combination of your choice. 2 sheets of 2 colors each would give you a dual colored spiral.

Expandable Spiral Origami Cube is an addictive and fun way to discover basic engineering. We have made 5 cubes, but you can add as many as you want.

2019年8月30日 · What you need to make an Origami Spiral: • 1 sheet of square paper • a pen • a ruler Difficulty ★★★★☆ / Intermediate Origami Music: "Little Idea" by www.bensound.com Drone in D by Kevin MacLeod...

Spiral Origami (tomoko Fuse): This piece of origami is simple and easy to put together and fun. This piece of origami was made by tomoko fuse and cannot be called your own. for other art work visit my DeviantArt Page at: http://yodasqueef.deviantart.com/

Learn how to make a modular origami spiral instructions step by step. WHAT YOU NEED: Four sheet of square papers (I use paper with size 9cm x 9cm) 10 minutes free time :)

2010年7月9日 · Free tutorial with pictures on how to fold an origami shape in under 90 minutes by paper folding with paper. Inspired by shapes. How To posted by Laura. Difficulty: Simple. Cost: Absolutley free. Steps: 17.

This page is for those who want the instruction to fold a spiral four-pointed origami paper star. This spiral origami star starts from 8x8 matrix base. Several folding techniques that you need to learn from this model are gate-fold, square-fold, and petal-fold.

With this guide, you'll learn how to make a 3D spiral star from six sheets of folded paper using origami, the traditional art of Japanese paper folding. For more information, including a step-by-step overview of the folding process, as well as to get started making your own fo...more

2012年6月1日 · Designed and folded by Evan Zodl. Folded from a 30cm x 30cm sheet of Nicolas Terry's tissue foil. This design can theoretically be repeated forever, or at least until the paper becomes too small to work with. What I like most about this design is how efficiently the paper is used for each stage.