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All these origami are from the internet. There are links to the youtube videos on the images.
Origami Resources
Origami Resources
Origami - "Paper Folding" has a multitude of Benefits
Personal Well-Being - Origami is one avenue that provides both mental and physical stimulus with exercise.
Educational - a lot of geometry, shapes, symmetry
Robert Lang - Origami Artist and former NASA physicist. - Origami and the real world.
MIT - http://origamit.mit.edu
Origami USA - https://origamiusa.org
Origami.me - https://origami.me
Fun Origami - Jeremy Schaefer - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2OQxWDDE71D6AKrNa7XygQ
Community for Creators of Origami - https://cfcorigami.com/convention/cfc2-2020
5 - intersecting tetrahedra - 10% success rate, 90% chance ORIGAMI RAGE - that's why the wrinkles.
Omega Star - No tape or glue and an awesome gift.
Dahlia - made from an octagon (Kinda looks like a poinsettia flower)
"Espiral" - makes good ornament or earrings.
Triangle Edge Icosahedron - I tried making it into a pinata once.
Origami Base Triangle - for making all 3-D origami ~ Like Legos
3-D Baby Hello Kitty
"KAWAIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!"
3-D Baby Swan
3-D Baby Penguin
"ANOTHER KAWAIIIII!!!!!!"
3-D Origami Peacock - Warning - only attempt if you're quarantined for an entire year!
"Taj mahal" - looks cool.
3D-Panda - You -"Can I buy it?" Me - "Heck NO!"
Flexiball - 60 pieces really? Are you kidding me!!!???
Carnival - Hey, nice music there!
Don't remember this one either.
StarSea - be careful when folding into a parallelogram, if not same for all 30 units, they won't connect. Like left-hand vs. right-hand.
Cookie-Cutter
Use smaller squares 3" squares or 7.5cm squares. Otherwise, the star holes won't hold its' shape.
3-D Valentine Hello Kitty
I included the heart in front. I think mine has more pieces though.
Star Bowl - I actually had this one memorized after 1st one.
Hydrangea - 7 layers - 1+ hours. Forgot after 3am. (Can't sleep, be productive just like me!) Bring out the tweezers.
Hey Lions!!!! Easy and cute. Lion Pin Thick foil paper. Glued on pin back.
High Density Hydrangea: Try regular Hydrangea first. Crease all initial folds forward/backwards. (*Will really help with collapsing). Use paper clips for (corners) for first collapsing.
Bouncy Ball Icosahedron (Tom Hull)
Magic Ball (Yakomoga) - Original rectangle any dimension .5x1. When dividing into thirds use ruler and when pulling in, do on opposite side with no markings)
Hydrangea Tiling - Different layers, lots of pre-creasing especially back square corners for better "puffing" and front petals. SLOW the Video.
Stepped Mayan Pyramid (Jo Nakashima)
Spread Hex Tessellation (Jo Nakashima) - * Fold layers 3&4 at same time as well as 5&6. Otherwise will not stay flat. Good for 3-D visualization.
Triphilia (Robin Scholz) - Not as hard as I thought. Basic star-twist practice.
Star Puff (Ralf Konrad) - after "puffing", can't get more definition in length of stars.
Celtic Circle (Robin Scholz) - Harder - need to draw in star points to guide in forming hexagons.
Dragon Version 2 (Jo Nakashima) - need to paperclip belly to keep from doing the split when done so it can stand up.
Rose Fractale - "Andrea's Rose" - use paper clip if necessary to help collapsing.
Snowflake (Riccardo Foschi) - Get out the tweezers! Use the method from ninja star to cut into hexagon. I don't recommend square smaller than 8.5" This started out as an 11" square.
Star Infinity (Francesco Guarnieri) - Not as hard as it looks once pre-creasing is done.
"Snow Crystal" - 1/2 of folds is similar to SnowFlake by Foschi. This one remains flat after folding.
Paradigma - (Ekaterina Lukasheva) 6x6 square is too large. Finished model is approx 1' in diameter . I would use 4" square or smaller for final assembly.
Navel Shell - (Tomoko Fuse) You're going to need a straight-edge and something to make scoring marks.
Flapping Bat (Jeremy Schafer)
Batarang (Jeremy Schafer) It ISN'T boomerang. It doesn't come back
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