I have a book with troublewit in it....the New Origami by steve a n d megumi biddle. It has many models to try. Tho bllack printing on a blue base, l found it not too hard to use.
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Does anyone have origami instructions on how to make a Troublewit? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Robert (NED) Nedbalski
I have a book with troublewit. The New Origami bySteve and Megumi Biddle. Printed in theUK 1993. Paperback. Page 68. Makes 13 different figures. It might also be in the internet.300 years old. Biddle book is an excellent origami book. One of my favorite. Wilma jean kinsey.
What a fantastc model! High intermediate? I like that it gives a challenge for what l call "sculpting" the model so it becomes ones own work. Masterful!
What a delightful Idea! I love the bowling ball (and it's missing the lane) as well. Also the bar clearing away the pins. The video made my day. Now to add the bowling shirt and the shoes...l love this! Congratulations!
Card stock is probably too heavy. I have used scrapbook paper, 12 in. By 12in. Is good. If you are making large boxes get the copy paper size in scrapbook paper. You can go to an art store like Sam Flax, get the larger sheets of art paper...l guess you have or should get a good rotary paper cutter or a guillotine style one for making paper the size you want.
Welcome! This website is a good place to Start! Lots of stuff on the web, just look for easy origam I models. The cup, the Swan are easy. Go to origamiusa.com or dot org. . Watch what we call "tutorials". Check YouTube for them. Look for Leyla torres...a lovely person, one of many nice people!...Use junk mail or computer paper. Try one packagets of origami paper...Michaels, hobby lobby, book stores. Use the public library. Use size 6 inch to start..but models come in other shapes, also. Working good light on a table or. Hard surface.
That is what is so good about origami...there is always something you can Do! Right now l am going over and over a boomerang...so simple but so hard! Never feel you are not good at it, there is always something for everybody!
Origami is helping me to adjust to living alone. I spend one morning a week sitting with a third grader who talks too much. I have made origami for the class including a crane, a cobra and a Xmas stocking with small peppermint canes. I will do the frog. Maybe a dragon and the boomerang. I am having so much fun, Try volunteering at a school if you can. Today's teachers and staffs are amazing.
The model l wanted is folded by Tadasha Mori.
. It is a charming figure. But l remember the wings simpler than shown. I did mine about 3 years ago. It is a finger puppet size. It looks fancy when you use foil paper. I made about 30 of them.
Thank you, Margaret. It is the model with the angel face as an octagon or hexagon. It makes a great finger puppet. But the wings were a simpler fold. I will try it.
I am looking for a simple origami angel to fold. 6 inch paper makes a 3 inches tall by 5 inch wingspan. It has a head shape of a hexagon or octagon shape.
Be sure you have some finger nails....not very long, tho. Don't be afraid to use tweeezers...opens sinks forr example. Try something that moves, like the crane with wings that flap. Use good quality paper. If you need glue, apply with a toothpick k. Do the basic simple figures, or a butter fly..simple ones.make lots a models. Lucky you, and how nice it is for you to Share! Have a great time!