Paper Folding – Page 14 – unikatissima's

Nano Origami Crane

Isn’t this tiny Origami Crane craziness?!

Links:
Nano-Origami-Kranich (origami crane von Eric Joisel aus 9mm, weniger Details möglich) (German)
Videoinstruction for the Origami Crane by Eric Joisel: Origami Crane (Design by Eric Joisel)

Do you know the little dragon? If you pass him by he’s turning his head and follows you with his eyes ;-))

Links:
Dragon Illusion
=> in the text is a link to a PDF with the template and to a video
=> you can find another video here: three dragons illusion

via: English Wikipedia entry for ‘Hollow-Face illusion’

I find the construction of this triangular paper bowl interesting :)
By the way you can surely also make it with the folded paper strips of equal width.

Links:
Triangular Paper Fruit Bowl

Amazing how you can fold a woman’s figurine from a piece of paper!

Links:
Origami Dorothy (R. Dorothy 2.0) (Japanese/English)
via: Origami People Crease Patterns – Dorothy, Satoshi Kamiya

Fresh flowers are still rather expensive and you can not only embellish your home with paint coated beans but also with self-made tissue paper flowers.
Or of course other paper flowers ;-)

Links:
Tissue Paper Flower (layered tissue paper flower… ) (Chinese)
The original link forwards to a page where you must login, but I can’t speak Chinese ;-)

Well, I find this Origami Koi really extraordinary!

Links:
Origami Koi Folding Instructions
via: Origami Fish and Sea Creatures
via: Google search for ‘dollar koi fish origami’
via: how to make a origami dollar koi fish part 1
=> (video not available anymore)
via: One Dollar Koi for PSG
=> comment of orudorumagi11 on Apr 16, 2012
via: One Dollar Koi Origami
via: koi fish origami: from one dollar bill
=> the picture here is still more beautiful

This magazine rolls bowl is a mix of the here already presented button bowl and the paper trash can: you use the paper rolls as for the paper trash can and glue them together over a balloon as for the button bowl ;-)

Links:
Magazine Rolls Bowl (Magazine paper rolled up and glued to a balloon. Burst balloon after drying.)
I didn’t find the original link.