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Please note: You can slow the playback speed of this video by clicking on the gear shaped icon on the video player. As I explain in the video the reason I don't go slowly is due to the limited high speed data I have each month on a hotspot which translates to large files take more data. If I use the only internet available at our residence it's so slow it takes 1 hour to upload each minute of t...

This video demonstrates how I apply methylcelluose to yuzen, unryu, and mulberry papers for origami models. There are more details about my process on my Patreon page at: www.patreon.com/posts/57617977

I recently improvised a way to use card stock paper to create custom-sized trays to organize small items. Several people on Instagram expressed interest in learning how to make them so I created this video. It's narrated but I also included a few diagrams on Patreon to clearly show where I score, fold, and cut the paper to create the sidewall panels. You don't need to be a patron to view them b...

Delicate wisteria cones made from three sizes of origami blossoms. Please visit my Patreon where I share more details that will help you to successfully make these wisteria cones www.patreon.com/posts/56089505/ 00:00 Introduction to project 00:38 Folding Tutorial 03:58 Demo folding 1" circle 04:45 Demo folding 5/8" circle 05:25 Demo folding 1/2" circle 06:42 Assembling wisteria cone

Coming soon in 2021 AITOH and Tinygami have been working on a big surprise! An origami kit that will be available at a retailer near you this year. If no local retailers carry AITOH products in your area please ask them to consider ordering and stocking our soon to be released kit. They can contact AITOH for information at fold@aitoh.com You can read all about it and view more pictures here: ww...

If you have challenges with the dexterity needed to fold the more intricate flower petals that comprise the first interior layer there is an optional flat fold that is clean and elegant in its own right. You can view part 1 here: ua-cam.com/video/AIydrsjj7fA/v-deo.html And read all about and view more pictures here: www.patreon.com/posts/48764677

I've been working on a secret project called The Origami Show! It's an all encompassing podcast that includes designers, folders, where to shop for paper, paper makers, book reviews, origami in the news, fun and interesting origami stories from my day to day life, and so much more. It's currently being added to podcasting platforms. If you'd like to subscribe you can see if its available on you...

Several people have asked me to create a video that demonstrates how to fold a renzuru. Not only is there a video, I also created diagrams that show how to pre-crease the beginning steps before cutting the paper, where to cut the paper, and where how to fold so that wings, heads, necks, and legs end up where you want them to. You can view the diagrams and more information about both folding the...

How to make bias tape make straps from scratch. This is how I'm making my fabric ties for the surgiical-style masks I'm making. I'm not sure this is the best way but am certain it's not the most time efficient way. But, it produces a beautiful end result so it's the method I've been using.

A beginner level pattern made more elegant with two modifications I've created and even more so when folded from beautiful papers, examples of which are included with several Michael LaFosse designs made from marbled mulberry, yuzen washi, banana and more. There's a bit more back information at this video's blog post over on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/37104925

It seems like everyone is making DIY face masks. But they aren't all created for maximum protection from the coronavirus. Some are designed for simplicity in sewing while others make use of whatever materials you may have on hand. I researched to find both a design that offers maximum protection as well as the best filtration materials to construct the masks I've been making. There is more info...

A brief update about the untestable, inoperable, bilateral, grade 2, deep, most likely thalamic gliomas discovered in April 2018 during an mri for an unrelated issue. What does that all mean? That I most likely have inoperable brain tumors, one one on the left and one of the right with the left area extending to the midbrain, that because they are grade two means they usually, eventually progre...

Deciding on and locating what paper to use to fold a whale may be more difficult than folding one. Read why in my blog post here: www.patreon.com/posts/35240026

PLEASE CHOOSE A SLOWER PLAYBACK SPEED using the gear setting to follow along with this video demonstration as a tutorial. In Japan a frog is a symbol of a safe return from a journey. The video demonstrates folding a 3" square in real time and a 4x faster version of folding a 1" (2.54 cm) square into the same frog using just my fingers. You can view more folding tutorials and more (storing paper...

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