Hello ,
I want to introduce another model Origami 3d basket with flower , this 3d origami model is completely different from the other models i made,is 19 cm high, 24 cm wide and this model is made from around 390 dark brown ,around 713 light brown 3d origami pieces ,pieces are made from rectangles of paper with dimensions of 5.2-3.6cm(32 /A4) and 42 light brown small pieces 3.6-2.6cm (64 /A4)and took me about 16 hours to finish.
3d Origami basket with flower:
Here is the tutorial for 3d Origami basket with flower - How to make 3d Origami basket part1
- How to make 3d origami Basket part2
Origami Flowers are made after a model by Krystyna Burczyk .The roses are made from 5 square piece of paper with dimension 9-10 cm.
Here is the tutorial for origami rose : How to make 3d origami rose
I hope you liked my Origami 3d basket with flower .
I recommend you stick each piece of the model for it to resist in time and also I recommend that you to protect the models from dust using either a window, a glass or plastic bell ,plastic bags.... Also another method to protect from dust is to use a protective lacquer.
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I recommend all origami as : a hobby and for gift ideas , hand made crafts can be ideal for a unique gift for anyone.
This is a blog about 3d origami , you can found here 3d origami models and tutorials created by me.
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It's beautiful.The basket is a very fine.You have a lot of patience.This is a good start for the video.Personally, I've never tried.Good luck.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. Oh, I would love to learn that art, but the time factor counts against me and I can not say if I only had time, because if is an illusion. Will follow your blog and accept the fact that I will be jealous.
ReplyDeleteIt is never too late to learn, it is not very difficult, requires patience and a little dexterity.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for visiting and for the kind words.
This is beautiful! I would love to try it as well - could you please put either a pattern on your blog, or a tutorial video on You Tube with how to make this?
ReplyDeleteThank you ,it will take a wile since i will reach with tutorials at this model(unfortunately lasts much longer than I expected to do tutorials)
ReplyDeleteI understand. As far as making the tutorials, you might want to look around on YouTube; there may be "faster" ways of making a compact tutorial, that is less verbally intensive, and focuses on the visuals with text instructions overlaid. Just a thought! I'm not video savvy, but I am visually oriented. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe problem is not to do the video, the problem is to made the pieces
ReplyDeletebecause it lasts long enough to make hundreds of them and I work to new models too ,and free time is limited.
hi your origami work is great i was wandering doe you have the tutorial for making the basket of 19 cm high, 24 cm wide there is no video on your channel about it could you please do its picture by picture tutorial on our blog pleas
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