Kevin Pang
The Squash Fold is the backbone of countless Origami models. Unlike the previous origami techniques with straight and crisp folds, the squash fold involves subtle manipulation. The squash fold is a flap that is squashed down into a new position. That concludes the squash fold. If you have not learned the previous fold, you can … Read more
The Rabbit ear fold gets its name from its appearance, resembling a rabbit’s ear. It is a triangular flap that is perpendicular to the rest of the model. As with most basic techniques, it is a crucial fold used in various models. Step-by-step Rabbit Ear Fold Instructions That’s all folks. The next fold to learn … Read more
The Outside Reverse fold is a technique used in many Origami models to give them the 3D look. The outside reverse fold is the inverse of the Folding a Point Inside Reverse fold. And that’s an example of the outside reverse fold. The next fold to master is the Rabbit ear fold. Kevin PangKevin Pang … Read more
The kite base (also known as the kite fold) is one of the simplest origami bases and gets its name from the kite shape. I recommend you learn this first as it is not only used in origami models but also in other base folds as well as folding techniques. Step-By-Step Kite Base Guide Below … Read more
The inside reverse fold is a crucial Origami technique that allows for the final shaping and detailing of a model. By reversing a fold and concealing it within a structure, it allows you to make a more realistic 3D model. There are two methods to the inside-reverse fold. Tucking a flap and Folding a point. … Read more
The next lesson in your Origami journey is to learn the different types of creases. By now you should have mastered the Mountain fold and Valley fold. Creasing and dividing is pretty straightforward and you will use these techniques almost as frequently as the two basic folds. Pre-Creases When you need to make a fold … Read more
The Mountain (also known as the reverse fold) is the second fundamental Origami fold. It is the complete opposite of the Valley fold. What makes it different is that you fold the paper outwards, creating a “M” or mountain-like crease. Mountain folds are represented by dots “••••••••” on Origami diagrams. Step-By-Step On How To Make … Read more
A Valley fold is one of the fundamental Origami techniques. Essentially, it is a folding of paper inwards, creating a V or a valley-like crease. They are often used to create foundational creases and are essential in the folding process. Valley folds are represented by dashes “- – – – – – -” on Origami … Read more
With nothing but a mere sheet of paper and your hands, you can bring intricate sculptures and designs to life. But behind this novice outlook of origami, the expert origamist uses specialized supplies and equipment that elevate the aesthetics and design of their origami models. The paper and tools listed before are meant to assist … Read more
For over 2000 years origami has been a source of interest and enjoyment for both adults and kids. The history of Origami is rooted in the Han dynasty in China. The craft has journeyed across time and cultures, eventually finding its home in Japan. The advent of paper democratized writing. This led to making paper … Read more