@jar4488
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jar4488 uploaded a new picture: Swan.jpg May 5, 2013 7:24 am
Swan (This was the first item I made when I started 3D Origami!) -
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jar4488 uploaded a new picture: Vase with White Ros… March 23, 2011 7:37 pm
Here is a vase that I designed myself and there are 6 Origami White Roses that accompany it!-
Fantastic work. are the roses origami also?
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Yes, the roses are origami as well. The base and calyx are folded separately then attached to a wire stem with 2 leaves. Normally the leaves are also origami but I had to make a large amount since it was for a wedding so they are artificial.
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That makes the whole thing all that much more special. again great work.
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Great work, i think the roses also origami David
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Great work, i think the roses also origami David
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment March 23, 2011 7:09 pm
Yes, the roses are origami as well. The base and calyx are folded separately then attached to a wire stem with 2 leaves. Normally the leaves are also origami but I had to make a large amount since it was for a wedding so they are artificial.
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That makes the whole thing all that much more special. again great work.
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment March 21, 2011 7:25 am
I did a google search for 3D Origami – upon searching 100’s of pages I found this one (and many others a long the way).
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Yeah that’s how I first started getting content for the site. I was just like you… looking EVERYWHERE for something 3d origami… I spent hours searching the internet… then I thought there must be others just like me. So I decided to just post all the links I found. Then I decided just to make the site community based so we can support and…[Read more]
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment March 4, 2011 8:06 pm
First, sorry for the long delay in response – busy busy busy! Anywho, I complete my creations and then I place glue in all the gaps between the pieces (I use clear tacky glue that will not affect the quality of the paper). This creates a sturdy piece, I have a candy dish that has a handle that will hold up to 5 pounds (although I haven’t tested…[Read more]
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Or PVA glue works just as well, it dries clear so it doesnt affect the origami.
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment March 4, 2011 7:55 pm
I do but unfortunately with my busy schedule there is nothing on it. It’s also do to lack of ever having anything on hand that’s actually made. I tend to finish projects and sell them before I even get to take pictures (but I’m working to change that). Currently doing pieces for a wedding, I’ll have pictures when its done!
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very cool i also sell my art can u give me some advice
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment February 21, 2011 12:47 pm
Unfortunately I do not, I have never gone the route of varnish.
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oh. how does your creation stay together?
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First, sorry for the long delay in response – busy busy busy! Anywho, I complete my creations and then I place glue in all the gaps between the pieces (I use clear tacky glue that will not affect the quality of the paper). This creates a sturdy piece, I have a candy dish that has a handle that will hold up to 5 pounds (although I haven’t tested…[Read more]
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Or PVA glue works just as well, it dries clear so it doesnt affect the origami.
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jar4488 uploaded a new picture: IMG_1795.JPG February 21, 2011 2:56 am
Bowl of Fruit – Complete with 2 mini pineapples, a lemon, 2 strawberries, and a piece of watermelon-
Nice work!
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jar4488 uploaded a new picture: IMG_0321.JPG February 20, 2011 11:47 am
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jar4488 uploaded a new picture: Basket with Handle.… February 20, 2011 11:45 am
Small Basket (Serves as a candy dish at my work) -
jar4488 posted a new activity comment February 20, 2011 11:36 am
I found it here: http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&q=lugia+origami+instructions#/d2rhh9p and another one here: http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&q=lugia+origami+instructions#/d2rhark
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john do you have an account on devianart.com
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I do but unfortunately with my busy schedule there is nothing on it. It’s also do to lack of ever having anything on hand that’s actually made. I tend to finish projects and sell them before I even get to take pictures (but I’m working to change that). Currently doing pieces for a wedding, I’ll have pictures when its done!
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very cool i also sell my art can u give me some advice
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment February 20, 2011 11:32 am
Exactly! This technique also works well for smaller pieces that you are making because without the one fold the entire pieces is also thinner. But, for your purposes you will get double the amount out of a sheet of paper than you normally would.
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i see! you know, i went to michaels today to see what kind of varnish i should get. any tips on that? because some of my paper rips apart easily D;
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Unfortunately I do not, I have never gone the route of varnish.
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oh. how does your creation stay together?
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First, sorry for the long delay in response – busy busy busy! Anywho, I complete my creations and then I place glue in all the gaps between the pieces (I use clear tacky glue that will not affect the quality of the paper). This creates a sturdy piece, I have a candy dish that has a handle that will hold up to 5 pounds (although I haven’t tested…[Read more]
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Or PVA glue works just as well, it dries clear so it doesnt affect the origami.
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment February 19, 2011 11:10 am
Okay, well normally you fold the unit in half first before you fold down each side down. Well you cut the piece in half, then when you go to fold your pieces you obviously leave out this first step and just start by folding down each side…you continue as normal then with folding the unit.
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ohhh O: so you can basically save paper? O_O 😀
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Exactly! This technique also works well for smaller pieces that you are making because without the one fold the entire pieces is also thinner. But, for your purposes you will get double the amount out of a sheet of paper than you normally would.
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i see! you know, i went to michaels today to see what kind of varnish i should get. any tips on that? because some of my paper rips apart easily D;
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Unfortunately I do not, I have never gone the route of varnish.
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oh. how does your creation stay together?
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First, sorry for the long delay in response – busy busy busy! Anywho, I complete my creations and then I place glue in all the gaps between the pieces (I use clear tacky glue that will not affect the quality of the paper). This creates a sturdy piece, I have a candy dish that has a handle that will hold up to 5 pounds (although I haven’t tested…[Read more]
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Or PVA glue works just as well, it dries clear so it doesnt affect the origami.
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment February 18, 2011 8:12 pm
I use 20 and 24 Ib paper, they are the easiest to work with because of their thickness. For the longevity of my pieces of have recenlty began buying archival quality paper so they will not fade over time. I use a standard 8 1/2 X 11 sheet. I currently only buy online to get the quality paper I want (the archival) the sites I use are…[Read more]
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jar4488 posted a new activity comment February 18, 2011 8:04 pm
If your not buying online the only black paper you will find is going to be card stock. Which I have gotten at Walmart. It still works but requires it to be cut further to reduce the stiffness of it being thicker paper, in short it makes it easier to fold. Hope this helps, any questions just ask.
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ya i got some cardtock paper from michaels too. but its really hard to fold, so how do i cut it further to reduce the stiffness? D:
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Okay, well normally you fold the unit in half first before you fold down each side down. Well you cut the piece in half, then when you go to fold your pieces you obviously leave out this first step and just start by folding down each side…you continue as normal then with folding the unit.
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ohhh O: so you can basically save paper? O_O 😀
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Exactly! This technique also works well for smaller pieces that you are making because without the one fold the entire pieces is also thinner. But, for your purposes you will get double the amount out of a sheet of paper than you normally would.
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i see! you know, i went to michaels today to see what kind of varnish i should get. any tips on that? because some of my paper rips apart easily D;
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Unfortunately I do not, I have never gone the route of varnish.
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oh. how does your creation stay together?
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First, sorry for the long delay in response – busy busy busy! Anywho, I complete my creations and then I place glue in all the gaps between the pieces (I use clear tacky glue that will not affect the quality of the paper). This creates a sturdy piece, I have a candy dish that has a handle that will hold up to 5 pounds (although I haven’t tested…[Read more]
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Or PVA glue works just as well, it dries clear so it doesnt affect the origami.
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or u can use isbellas techniqe to make it not as hard
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Good start 🙂
Beautiful ! 😀