Modular origami

"This teapot was made using modular origami techniques. About 650 small triangles were made and assembled. The teapot is 4\" high."

In our review of Mind-Blowing Modular Origami we explain everything about this book and show off some of the incredible projects you'll learn how to fold.

Diamond Window Cube (Modular Origami): Follow these steps to make your very own Diamond Window Cube. I'm not sure about the origin of these types of cubes (please share if you do) or their real name. I've seen many variations of this but they all involve really weird folding to show the…

This is the gallery of my paper art. I adore modular origami technique, kusudamas and papercraft geometric objects. You can find here visual ideas, some diagrams and tutorials of my beautiful kusudamas.

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DIY Origami Ball Sonobe Style in Pastell: This year pastel colors are popular. For this reason, I again wanted to make a beautiful Sonobe post with pastel colors. As with my previous post here, you have to use 12 units for this ball. Here we go:

Sea Star kusudama ball designed by Tomoko Fuse.

Learn how to fold kusudama from origami diagram designed by Sansanee Termtanasombat. You can download PDF file for printing handout to your students and making activity in your classroom.

There have been numerous installments of Math Monday on origami or kirigami of one mathematical form or another, but today is the first time we've covered a classic workhorse from this genre: the Sonobe modular origami unit. One of the simplest and most versatile of the modular units, there's so much to say about Sonobe that today we're going to start from the basics (parallelogram one?) and next time we'll take it to places I hope you've never seen it go before.