I found this origami bookmark. But the website that showed this bookmark also has confusing directions that I can't understand or fold:

http://www.origami-make.org/origami-bookmark-heart-bottom-corner.php


I can manage to make the bookmark up to a certain point (step 12) but I can't make the fold at this point. I went to youtube to make the top-corner origami bookmark. There are several tutorials that yield the desired result. But there are none that make the bottom-corner one that is shown at this URL. In spite of my searching for a proper way to make it, all I get are other options that don't look like this one.

Please see the attached picture so you can see exactly what I'm trying to make.

I'd appreciate any help with this.

This video was for some reason unavailable. Maybe I'll try again later.

I've seen forms by Evi Binzinger before now! It would be terrific if I could learn this one.

I'm on a public computer so I can't download the instructions. :( But maybe someone else can?

Here is the URL for the picture: http://cuteness-studies.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/origami-letter-fold-origami-letter-fold-one-piece-of-roue280a6-flickr-letter-fold-origami-origami-letter-fold-heart.jpg

And this is the URL for the site: http://cuteness-studies.org/tag/stand-up-letter-fold-origami/

I've been trying to master the Kawasaki Rose Box Tutorial on Youtube for the past three days and can't grasp it. It doesn't help that the folder switches the color paper partway through the instructions. Anybody else have any luck with it?

I found this envelope fold online and want to recreate it. The public computer I'm on won't allow me to download the instructions and I haven't seen anything quite like it elsewhere. I suspect this is a circular form folded into an interlocking square envelope but can't manage to see how it's done.

Here's a picture to let you know what the finished form looks like. Can anyone help?

I've been folding origami off and on for many years. Some time ago I discovered the wonderful boxes by Tomoko Fuse. Terrific! Origami that was beautiful AND functional! My friends adored it and one lady was delighted to keep it (as well as the gift inside it). She stated the box was very durable and has lasted many years.