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1. Basic spiral.
2. My addition to the basic spiral. It makes a leaf shape that I like.
3. This combines two spirals and kind of looks like a ram's head when collapsed.
#3 Open
4. Long skinny trapezoid has more turns than the regular one.
5. This is a different spiral, based on Fuse's Naval shell with modifications by me.
6. Naval shell with a twist.
7 a & b. Variations on collapsing a spiral result in different effects.
7a is locked in the closed position. 7b opens into a complex corkscrew shape.
8. Note that in this sample the parallel lines are angles up slightly towards the center fold. This creates the openness in the center of the spiral. (see the picture below)
Hello. Would you consider doing a video tutorial? The valley and mountain part confuses me.
ReplyDeleteI don't have the right equipment for making videos, but there is a similar one on YouTube you can check out here:
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Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
This is awesome I´ll try to use this for my architecture class thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome.
DeleteWhat do the different colours mean? is it for different ways of folding or cutting? thanks in advance
ReplyDeleteThank you for your question. Red is for mountain folds and blue is for valley folds. It is a convention adopted by origami artists in place of the dash and dash dot lines.
DeleteHi, thanks for getting back so quick before! I have tried the #3 spiral but have run into some problems. Should I cut out the page around he black outline? and how should I fold he center horizontal line?
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful. Will try today.
ReplyDeleteThank you soooo much u really help me who is struggling about college hw
ReplyDeleteGreat job and thanks for sharing
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