If you know me at all you probably know I am a very crafty person, I like to do anything thats hands on and requires a bit of patience even though I have little most of the time. I like to be challenged. I love origami, my mother hates that she never has any post it notes unless she goes out of her way to buy some that aren't 100% square because if she has them I will fold them. I do mostly modular origami and I find myself folding almost any time I have something square in front of me. It used to be somewhat of a joke when we only had one computer in our house and we would share it, my mom would go to get a piece of paper to write a note on and she'd discover that I turned the stack of post-its into a sonobe ball. After a while, I think she got sick of it, and bored, I guess I should start this again with a new type of thing. In this post I will show some things I have made, but won't go into detail on anything these are things I have made in the past but haven't worked on recently.
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| 12 units |
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| This is one that is a bit different because theres two different pieces. |
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| Phizz units X 12 |
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| Stellated Icosahedron. This was not fun to put together at all. |
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| Phizz units X30 |
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| 12 units |
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| again two types of units |
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| 12 units |
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| These are a bit different theres 2 shapes, but still the same basis, I don't know what it is called but it is in this book- all of these which are "different" are found in this book LOVE IT: |
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| Cube |
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| Ray cube |
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| tetrahedral frames |
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| The first "bigger" thing I ever made, made this in origami club. 30 units |
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| This is 12 "interlocking cubes" this was the final thing I worked on in origami club in high school. |
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| These are both made of the same units, one on the rights 3 units and the right is 12 |
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| This when I took these pictures was about all I had attempted, the collection sure has grown since then. |
