This star flower is designed by Xander Perrott.
This is made from bronze rectangle. Total units 6 required. I started from 4 inch square and cut bronze rectangle.
Origami maniacs conducted a live IGTV session. The tutorial can be found in her profile.
Majestic mosaic designed by Meenakshi Mukerji.
It's a very pretty model. Requires lot of patience and gentle hands during assembly. At least during the first half of the assembly till model gets stable we have to go gentle and careful. I did not use glue here.
30 units required. I used 3 inch regular kami. Making individual units is very easy.
Tutorial by Brian beitel:
Designed by Maria Sinayskaya
Totally 30 units required. I took 3 inch duo kami.
Assembling is little tricky. Units kept coming apart, but not impossible though. I've not used glue to assemble. Little patience required to assemble without glue.
Video tutorial :
No of units required 30. No glue required for assembly. Fairly easy to make units and assemble.
Tutorial by Evan Zodl:
Estrella Flor kusudama designed by Erny
I used 4 inch square duo sheets. Totally 60 units required. 30 of one type and 30 of another. No glue required for assembly. It'll surely take 2-3 hours to make this model.
Tutorial by Tadashi Mori:
Origami Mandala Nicancil designed by Susana Castillo.
This is a mandala with 9 units. I have used 4 inch duo paper and patterned paper.
Instructions can be found in Origami Maniacs IGTV.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbBJqZioSuE/?utm_medium=copy_link
This beautiful kusudama is called Miki kusudama.
It is designed by Sansanee Termtanasombat.
She was inspired by Miki Takaoka's post on Facebook.
This kusudama requires 30 units of one type and 30 units of other. Totally 60 units. I used 4 inch duo paper. 1:2 ratio that is 2:4 inch. No cuts and no glue required.
It requires 2-3 hours but it's lot of fun.
Tutorial here:
This kusudama is a variation of basic sonobe. It's a one step different from triambic icosahedron. Lot of fun to do. Pretty easy to fold units and assemble. 30 units and no glue.
I used 3 inch duo paper.
Tutorial link:
Triambic icosahedron. This is a variation of basic sonobe. It had been years since I folded a sonobe. I thought I had lost touch. So I practised with basic sonobe and voila!!!! I still had it in me. I then went on to fold this triambic icosahedron.
30 units required. No glue for assembly. Fairly simple. I would say a beginner level.
I used 6 inch duo paper. But I suggest to use 3 inch paper.
I used regular kami.
Tutorial by JoNakashima
