jalex

You need to copy and paste the links below. If you just click on them, the page can't be found!!!!

I acctually wanted to help out a friend when I discovered Origami (yesterday). Now, I think of sooo many things you can do with them...for tags on presents...storage boxes...well, read and see for yourself.

First, before you start...if you are a beginner or intermediate folder, please review this page on origami basics, which covers folds and bases:
· Folds - valley fold, mountain fold, petal fold, rabbit ear, squash fold, reverse fold, crimp, sink
· Bases - preliminary base, bird base, waterbomb base, fish base

http://stud3.tuwien.ac.at/~e9825530/english/basics.html

And another site for the basics
http://www.empnet.com/woodmansee/origuide.htm

Alex Barber's diagrams
(in pdf and Shockwave formats; Alex has compiled a very nice list of diagrams on the Web)
http://www.origami.com/diagram.html

Perry-Gami
(Perry Bailey's site with various models in pdf and gif formats, including a coot - bird, sparrow, cobra bookmark, heart airplane - Throw your Heart Away, dragon, dollar bill dragon, dollar bill Starship Enterprise, dollar bill Klingon D-7 Cruiser, talking heads, C3PO - the one you see above, butterfly, cartoon dragon, typing paper turtle, spaceship, dollar bill cat, dollar bill change basket, racing starship, columbine from pentagon, American eagle, columbine, ant, bunny, space shuttle, puppy, dancer, heart, slug, pumpkin, eyebrows, squirrel, frog and fly, one-rose vase, katana - sword, pyramid, bouncing spider, fish, chair, Marc Kirschenbaum's unicorn, chrysalis, water dragon, dollar bill bull, duck, dollar bill limosine, swan, bird mobile, sorcerer, three fin spaceship, damsel, elephant, fire lizard, simple heart, simple unicorn, dragon in the water, dragon mage, gryphon, flapping hummingbird, meditating man, penguin, swan, and flying saucer - UFO!)
http://www.perrygami.com/

Ronald Koh's Origami Diagrams
(quite complex models - diagrams for a black rhinocerous, ankylosaurus, rocking horse, yuanbao, rancho - goldfish, eagle, king cobra, tropical bird of paradise, and tyrannosaurus rex)
http://www.giantpaperland.freewebspa...i/Diagrams.htm

TPKong's Diagram Page
(intermediate models - butterfly, swan, and flamingo)
http://www.geocities.com/tp_kong/Diagrampage.html

Meenaskhi's Modular Folding Instructions
(instructions for both her own modular designs as well as designs of others, including cubes, sonobe variations, stars, kusudama, tetrahedron, spheres, rings, Chinese lucky star, traditional iris/lily, and many other balls and units)
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studio.../instruct.html

Site of Everlasting Origami Paper Roses
(listed here are links to sites with various rose diagrams - standard, Kawasaki rose, dollar bill rose, napkin rose)
http://www.bloom4ever.com/generic.html?pid=32

Charles Esseltine's Origami Diagrams
(original diagrams for a dragon in flight, a cheeseburger, french fries, Christmas tree, and a dollar bill tank)
http://www.geocities.com/origamiguy1971/main.html

Sarah's Origami Diagrams
(an arrow, witch's hat, candy cane, standing pine, pumpkin head, awareness ribbon, two-color house, evergreen tree, willow tree and trunk, house, traditional pine tree, stem and leaf, Chicken egg, heart, Gingerbread person and Santa!)
http://sarah.fredart.com/diagrams.html

The Waiter's Digest Napkin Folds
(napkin folds - although this site is advertising a CD-ROM, they also provide instructions for a host of interesting napkin patterns, each one given a first name!)
http://www.schonwalder.net/Napkin_fo...Folding102.htm

Thoki Yenn's Origami Page
(nice geometric models, like a DNA molecule!)
http://www.thok.dk/origami.html

Funorama!
(diagrams for the ever-popular fortune teller, and a few book suggestions including Robert Lang's Origami in Action: Paper Toys That Fly, Flap, Gobble, and Explode)
http://www.funorama.com/fortune.html

Oriland Diagrams (I LOVE THIS SITE!!!!!!)
(many diagrams, in categories... Animals: Butterfly, Dino, Dove, Dragon-fly, Parrot, Snail, Pigeon, Dragon
Decorations: Kusudama "Lotus", Beads, Bells, Kusudama "Shells", Heart, Shell
Boxes: Candy-box, Box for crayons, Box "Bonsai", Vase "Star", Vase, Trihedral vase, Vase "Duet", Simple box
Plants: Bells, Lotus, Simple flower, Fern, Berry, Fruit, Cucumber, Jasmine, Leaf, Oblong Leaf
Assorted: Cube, Crystal, Star, Cube-module
Heroes: Clown, Robot, Little girl, Little boy
Office Things: Frame, Postcard "Butterfly", Binding, Book-mark "Heart", Little Books, Card Index, Case, Covers for books, Desktop lamp, Envelope, Valentine, Postcard with heart, Stand for photo, Sand-glass, Envelope "Secret", Postcard "Snow-flake", Postcard "Two hearts", Letter Traditional: House, Helmet, Windmill, Fish, Kusudama "Pendant", Kusudama "Stars", Kusudama "Bouquet of Roses", Simple Rose, Napkin "Fan", Four-Pointed Star, Napkin, Eight-Pointed Star, Crane, Flapping Crane )
http://www.oriland.com/studio/studio.asp

Anita Barbour's Origami Diagrams
(what a great supply of diagrams! You'll find here a seahorse, barn owl, dragonfly, clam, sloth, champagne bottle, horseshoe crab, lake monster, pocket heart, panda, anthurium - a tropical plant, American woodcock, puffin, Western grebe - a diving bird, great crested grebe, crowned crane, proud dragon, running rabbit, brontosaurus, mommy heart and baby heart, Mr. Spock face, patient dog, snout butterfly, Egyptian slit-faced bat, mus musculus, skull, witch casting a spell, dancing skeleton, ghostly reaper, hungry bat, reversible ghost, Halloween cat, bone, scarecrow, old hat, shamrock, Leprechaun, Alfred Hitchcock, pteranodon, wedding swan, foil-wrapped chocolate bunny, monk, cabbage white butterfly, mating butterfly, jack-o'-lantern, dollar bill bat, dollar bill cat, Dracula, turkey, some ornaments, Santa Claus, gingerbread cookie, puffy cross, leaf and berry wreath, angel nun, four bird ornament, and tree ornament)
http://www.ulster.net/~spider/diagrams.htm

Hans Birkeland's Original Diagrams
(ranging from simple to complex, diagrams for a bird, sea urchin, hen, chess board, fiddler crab, baby dinosaur, grandfather's hat, butterfly, vase, Danish flag, apatosaurus, book, devil, fox, cat, unicorn from Zog, tree, ant, ghost, pteranodon man, envelope, ostrich, beetle, sea lions, toucan, and pig)
http://home.no.net/origami/

Marc Kirschenbaum's Origami Page
(simple models - Tyrannosaurus Rex, Stegosaurus, M puzzle, K puzzle, square puzzle, intermediate models - T-rex, pencil, instruments, complex models - chessboard, fluffy teddy bear, biplane, cankerworm, matchbox, butterfly, african elephant, giant spider crab, blue crab/rock crab)
http://marckrsh.home.pipeline.com/

OxLip's Origami Archive
(diagrams for a turkey, rose, fish, puppy dog, chicken, canoe, lobster, bush warbler, and swan)
http://www.shocking.com/~oxlip/archive.html

HS Lim's Origami Page
(here you'll find diagrams for the traditional frog, traditional lily, Canoe/Boat, Cicada, Crow/Swan/Duck, Double Ship, Helmet and Sailboat, Box, Coaster & Fancy Box, Finger-tip Doll of Fox, Gold Fish, Dachshund dog, tulip and another flower, Snoopy, a rolling toy, and a swan)
http://homex.coolconnect.com/user/lhs1701/lhsori.htm

Andrea's Origami Diagrams
(instructions, along with pictures, for butterflies, nun, a rabbit, and a bat!)
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~mantler/fun_stuff/art/origami/

Dennis Walker's Origami Page
(some simple models including a crown, equilateral triangles, cross, Duth milkmaid's cap, jackal head, Morvern modular flower, Christmas decoration, Penrose tiles, dollar bill money wreath, and some variations on Fuse's Twinkling Stars)
(some Visio stencils for origami diagramming also available)
http://www.prospero78.freeserve.co.uk/origami.htm

Envelope and Letterfolding
(lots of great diagrams for folding envelopes)
http://www.ghh.com/elf/

Anita Barbour's Hungry Bat
(a great Halloween fold!)
http://net4tv.com/voice/graphics/bat_origami.gif

Emma Craib's Swan for Beginners
(and read about why origami is good for you!)
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaver...ori_swan1.html

Stephen Hecht's Origami Diagrams
(simple box, dollar bill tetrahedron, dollar bill flower, vase, dollar bill arrow, dollar bill hexagon ring, dollar bill Christmas tree, dollar bill shamrock, dollar bill heart ring, martini glass, two dollar bill dragonfly models, dollar bill butterfly, and dollar bill elephant)
http://www.serve.com/hecht/origami/diags.htm

Dr. Jeanine Meyer's Origami Diagrams
(making a square from a rectangle, a wiggler, business card frog, magazine box, traditional waterbomb, traditional frog, dividing into thirds, dollar bill rosette, ornament, and broken/mended heart)
http://csis.pace.edu/~meyer/origami/oriexam.htm

Fabric Origami Workshop
(over 70 diagrams, mostly origami boxes)
http://www.fabricorigami.com/

Napkin Folds from the Cook's Domain Store
(various napkin folds including a bishop's hat, mitre, fleur de lis, viking hat, rose, lily, oriental fan, and candle)
http://www.robbiehaf.com/RobbiesKitc...pkinFolds.html

Card Inspirations - Tea Bag Folds
(diagrams for a Japanese kimono)
http://www.cardinspirations-usa.com/demo/teabag4.htm

How to Make the AIDS Crane
(very clear diagrams for a crane)
http://www.valzubiri.com/aidscrane/I...20Version.html

K.A.Lundberg's Origami Diagrams
(diagrams for a dollar bill tip basket, katana, jan-o-lantern, orchid, lily-fly, and some other beautiful flowers)
http://www.kalei.com/origami/models.html

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anarmywife

JALEX!!!!!!!!!!!!
someone needs to tell you how amazing you are!!!!

jalex

I know!!! I've been waiting for someone to tell me.

Just kidding.

Thank you.

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