Origami great Sphinx of Giza
For the Sphinx, I used 21 cm duo paper. For the pyramid, I used A4 size paper.
No cuts, no Glue. An intermediate model to fold.
Tutorial by @magicfolds
The pyramid is very easy to fold
Origami great Sphinx of Giza
For the Sphinx, I used 21 cm duo paper. For the pyramid, I used A4 size paper.
No cuts, no Glue. An intermediate model to fold.
Tutorial by @magicfolds
The pyramid is very easy to fold
Origami serpent 🐍
Designed by Christophe Boudias
I took 21 cm duo paper.
Tutorial by @mariano_origami_art
It's not a complicated model to fold, easily doable. But I struggled in shaping of the right eye.
Origami snake 🐍
2025 is the Chinese new year of snake 🐍
Yellow snake Designed by @origamizuki
For yellow snake I took a 6 inch duo kami. For red snake i took A4 sheet.
Tutorials:
Hindu mask origami
Designed by Gabriel Alvarez
Tutorial by @sarjigami
I used 6 inch duo kami. It's fairly simple to fold this.
No cuts no Glue
Origami heart with a note
Designed by Michel Christophe
Tutorial by @sarjigami
1:5 paper ratio is used. I took 21 inch paper and divided to 1/5ths
Tutorial
Origami heart in a pot.
Made from a single sheet of paper. 1:2 ratio. I used 21 inch paper and cut in half.
Tutorial by @sarjigami
Heart within a heart, is what I call it.
Single sheet origami.
I used 21 inch duo paper
No tricky folds. Can be easily folded.
Tutorial by @sarjigami
Origami twin hearts 💕 💞
Designed by the master of hearts Francis Ow
1:2 paper. I've used half of 21 inch duo paper.
Tutorial by @sarjigami
Happy valentine's day. 💗
Until next time Sayonara
Version 2 - 6 inch sheets used
Designed by @celinaorigami
Instructions shared by Inaki Burg on instagram
Total 8 units
As it's valentine's time, everyone's on insta are sharing heart shaped models. I got inspired and folded a few of them..
As valentine's day is approaching, I see many heart related posts in my insta feed. That made me inspired and fold few origami models.
This is origami heart coaster
I've used 4 inch origami papers
No glue used. 8 units.
Designed and demonstrated by @niceno1_origami