Origami Instructions - Instructions on How to Make Origami Origami - Artis Bellus: June 2011 An origami Card Holder is a very nice, yet inexpensive gift for Father's Day. It can have an elegant or casual look depending on the paper choice. The model was designed by Humiaki Huzita. The instructions can be found in several books, like The Practical Illustrated Encyclopedia of Origami , by Rick Beech and Origami, Easy-to-Make Paper Creations by Gay Merrill Gross. The model display both sides of the paper, so I tried different combinations: Black Card Holder: I cut a sheet of 9"x 12" from a 12" x 12"of textured Canson Expressions paper, that is the same color on both sides. Leaves Card Holder: I cut one sheet of 9"x 12" from a 12" x 12" scrapbook paper with a leaf motif, and another one of 8" x 12" from a gold scrapbook paper. Felt Card Holder: I used a 9" x 12" sheet of alligator embossed felt and a sheet of 9.5" x 12.5" gold wrapping paper. The result was great, but the material was very difficult to handle, as the felt was very thick and difficult to fold.
Chine-culture.com : découvrir la Chine et sa culture - apprendre le chinois Origami That's Fun And Easy How to Color Paper for Origami and Other Paper Crafts When people become interested in origami they often ask what kind of paper is best to use. The short answer is that we can use any kind of paper including inexpensive recycled papers, and more expensive and unique handmade artistic papers. The longer answer is that choosing a paper for origami depends on the kind of model being folded and the effect we want to create with a particular model. To do this properly we must be willing to experiment and try different paper types for a given model. Office or copy paper can be a good choice for starters. With this type of paper we can fold a variety of models that are simple to intermediate in level. In this video I will teach one of my techniques for coloring paper which will expand your range of possible paper choices. Office paperOil pastels (artist-quality brand)Turpentine or Mineral Spirits (odorless, if possible)Cotton ballsCotton swabs The following are models featured in the paper-coloring video. Click here to see rose video instructions
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