from Meenakshi Mukerji's book Marvelous Modular Origami
Floral Ball - Dodecahedron with flowers
10 months ago by shinysquirrel to c/origami
shinysquirrel 3 points 9 months ago
I think it was 30 modules. not that bad honestly
quediuspayu 4 points 9 months ago
Oh! I see the 3/5 pattern now
shinysquirrel 2 points 9 months ago
thankk youu
Jarix 3 points 9 months ago
I was captivated by origami almost 40 years ago in my grade 1 or kindergarten . One of my favourite presents that I ever got was a pad of really fancy paper specifically for origami from rainy day games at the local mall.
I hope you share more of your creations
shinysquirrel 4 points 9 months ago
I definitelly will!
shinysquirrel 1 point 9 months ago
the music? I didn't get what you are asking
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Welcome to the Origami community!
This is a place for sharing finished origami projects, asking questions or simply talking to others about this wonderful hobby. It doesn't matter whether you're a beginner, intermediate or expert, this place is for all origamists alike!
When showing a finished project, please share the source diagrams or video whenever possible - either by posting a link (if it's a website or file) or by naming the title of the book, so others can try it too.
Kirigami (an origami variant where you don't only fold but also cut the paper) is welcome as well, but please mark your posts accordingly by putting [Kirigami] in the beginning of your title.
Other than that, please be respectful and nice to others! Thank you and have a nice stay!
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origami
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Welcome to the Origami community!
This is a place for sharing finished origami projects, asking questions or simply talking to others about this wonderful hobby. It doesn't matter whether you're a beginner, intermediate or expert, this place is for all origamists alike!
When showing a finished project, please share the source diagrams or video whenever possible - either by posting a link (if it's a website or file) or by naming the title of the book, so others can try it too.
Kirigami (an origami variant where you don't only fold but also cut the paper) is welcome as well, but please mark your posts accordingly by putting [Kirigami] in the beginning of your title.
Other than that, please be respectful and nice to others! Thank you and have a nice stay!
Icon: "Origami - Crane" by Binnette (licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0)
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Holy shit! That looks like a lot of modules. Nice!
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