Descripción: revista del segundo encuentro de origami de facatativa...
REVISTA DE ORIGAMI
11 y 12 de Octubre DESDE AR
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NOELIA ÁENTINA VILA
Maquetación y Diagramación: July J Muñoz Cárdenas Diseñadora Gráfica
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INTRODUCCIÓN
El II Encuentro Internacional de Origami Facatativá 2014, es un evento organizado por la Secretaría de Cultura y Juventud en el marco de la X Semana Cultural Internacional que se planteó como una oportunidad para la integración de saberes y experiencias de artistas, profesores y practicantes del origami como insumo principal para la construcción de conocimientos en torno a la papiroflexia. El Encuentro Internacional de OrigamiFacacativá 2014, para su segundaversión presentala primerarevistadigital de colección de modelos 2014, con esta iniciativa se pretende garantizar el acceso de la comunidad a través de medios electrónicos al trabajo de los origamistas locales, nacionales e internacionales que forman parte de la misma;en su contenido podemos apreciar diversas obras que contienen la expresión individual de los artistas para quienes una o varias piezas de papel constituyen una extensión de su libre expresión y medio de comunicación. Para esta segunda versión, damos un agradecimiento especial al Alcalde de la ciudad Orlando Buitrago quien a través de su gestión ha logrado la permanencia de los procesos de la escuela de origami en el municipio de Facatativá y con ellos la vinculación de la comunidad a los mismos, garantizando con esto el conocimiento, reconocimiento y apropiación de esta disciplina en muchos sectores de la ciudad; a Jaime Humberto Basabe Murillo - Secretario de Cultura y Juventud, quien creyó en esta iniciativa y ha brindado su apoyo y respaldo totales y quien ha acompañado a la escuela en su crecimiento, también agradecer a la Corporación Universitaria Agraria de Colombia UNIAGRARIA y a la Asociación Cundinamarquesa de Origamistas ASCUDOR por su gran apoyo y colaboración con el evento, a cada uno de los artistas que decididamente formaron parte de esta iniciativa, y a todos aquello quienes han formado y forman parte activa de esta gran comunidad de origamistas que cada día se fortalece más. Esperamos que este contenido sea de agrado para sus lectores, una herramienta de aprendizaje y un elemento de crecimiento personal.
SECRETARIA DE CULTURA Y JUVENTUD DE FACATATIVA
Cabeza de rata Autor: Daniel Felipe Bueno Calderón Diagrama: Diana Milena Vargas Rodríguez Escuela de Artes Plástica – Taller de Origami Secretaría de Cultura y Juventud Facatativá, Cundinamarca 2013
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Conejo Autor: Manuel Ruiz peso Diagrama: Manuel Ruiz peso Dificultad: Intermedio Recomendado: papel 30 cm Este modelo surge a partir de un pedido de una amiga, así que decidí diseñarlo para ello debía de utilizar una base que me prestara las ventajas de utilizar el cambio de color en las orejas y en la cola, luego de examinar las dimensiones del modelo, sabía que tenía que utilizar una base pez modificada. El modelo cuenta con 54 pasos y se recomienda utilizar papel triple seda con acabado MC. Para más información visitar: FACEBOOK / MANUEL ORIGAMI STUDIO OFICIAL
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CORAZÓN FLECHADO Diseño y Diagramas: Leonardo Pulido Martínez Colombia
[email protected] Papel
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Un cuadrado sin cortes
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Papel fino; mínimo 20x20 cm Resina artística
Tiempo de Plegado 10 minutos
1 Plegar y desplegar
2 Llevar hasta las marcas
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4 Doblar hasta el centro
3 Doblar hasta el centro
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5 Bajar la capa según la referencia
6 Abrir y subir
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7 Dar la vuelta
8 Invertir los pliegues
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9 Pliegue en zig zag
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13 Vista aumentada
16 Bajar la capa oculta
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17 Plegar a ambos lados
18 Desplazar
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CP caballo pegaso Leonardo Pulido Martínez Colombia
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EO MILMartínez RIGAPulido OLeonardo CP CABALLO
CP PEGASO
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Cubo Julius Autor: Diana Milena Vargas Rodríguez Diagramado por: Diana Milena Vargas Rodríguez Facatativá, Cundinamarca (Colombia) 2012. Color del trenzado arriba
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Bolsillos
El ensamble de la figura se realiza introduciendo las puntas en los bolsillos señalados en la fotografía anterior hasta dar forma a un cubo.
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cubostar Autor: Yohan Damian Hernández Hernández Escuela de Formación Artística en Origami Secretaría de Cultura y Juventud Facatativá, Cundinamarca 2011
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Ensamble central (Para este caso utilicé una figura de Makoto Yamaguchi denominada FLOWER PART) 1. Usar papel de 1/16 del tamaño de la hoja inicial.
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Darth Vader
Ignacio Smith 2014
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Darth Vader
Ignacio Smith 2014
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24. Abrir la capa y hundir siguiendo los pliegues marcados en los pasos 21 y 22.
22. Pliegue en capucha de los bordes que sobresalen.
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28. plegar por zona marcada y conformar un triángulo.
30. Tomar desde la parte superior y desplegar hacia arriba colapsando la zona marcada en la figura con un circulo
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repetir pliegue en simetría
32. Realizar pliegue tipo fuelle.
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34.LLevar ambos puntos marcados hasta hacerlos coincidir sobre la linea de puntos; elevando triangulo inferior
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38. plegar zona marcada hacia atrás y modelar curvas destacadas con linea punteada
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36. plegar hacia atrás siguiendo la linea de puntos conformando curva superior del casco.
39. modelar y curvar parte superior de casco
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37. plegar zona marcada hacia atrás
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43. Modelar a gusto la capa generando movimiento
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Esperanza Autor: Diana Milena Vargas Rodríguez Facatativá, Cundinamarca Colombia 2011
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Ensamble central (Para este caso utilicé una figura de Makoto Yamaguchi denominada FLOWER PART) 1. Usar papel de 1/16 del tamaño de la hoja inicial.
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´ esqueleto pterodactilo Autor: Andrés Felipe Duque Laverde Las costillas son sacadas del esqueleto del BRAQUIOSAURIO en el libro de fumiaki Kawahata “Origami Dinosaurios 2”
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Dimensión del papel ½ 1 1 1-½ ¾ 1 1|½
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ESTRELLA Bird base Autor: Hamer Ricardo Realpe Reyes Escuela de Formación Artística en Origami Secretaría de Cultura y Juventud Facatativá, Cundinamarca Colombia 2011
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ESTRELLA ROSA HELENA Diana M. Vargas Rodríguez Facatativá (Cundinamarca) Colombia
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Vista Trasera.
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Hada Diseño y Diagramas: Leonardo Pulido Martínez Colombia
[email protected] Forma Papel
Color Tipo y Tamaño
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Un cuadrado sin cortes Papel bicolor, color atrás Papel fino; mínimo 20x20 cm Ninguno
Tiempo de Plegado 15 minutos http://www.flickr.com/photos/origamileo/
1 Marcar las diagonales
2 Marcar las medianas
3 Plegar la Base Preliminar
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´ Jeroglifico Diseño y Diagramas: Leonardo Pulido Martínez Colombia
[email protected] Forma Papel
Color Tipo y Tamaño
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Un cuadrado sin cortes Papel bicolor, color abajo Cualquier tipo de papel Ninguno
Tiempo de Plegado 40 minutos http://www.flickr.com/photos/origamileo/
Nido Letra
1 Marque la diagonal vertical
2 Marque la intersección con la diagonal horizontal
3 Lleve hasta la mitad, tratando de marcar solo la intersección con el borde
Los Jeroglíficos son un juego de razonamiento, cuyo objetivo es descifrar un Acertijo conformado por imágenes, letras y/o símbolos. Estos deberán ser resueltos realizando las operaciones correspondientes para adivinar la frase o palabra que se oculta gracias a los elementos que lo componen y generalmente mediante el uso de una pista adicional
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4 Marcar la intersección con la diagonal desde la esquina hasta la marca hecha en el paso 3
7 Dividir en 8 partes iguales a cada lado
10 Plegar por las marcas
5 Plegar hasta la marca hecha en el paso 4
6 Hundir por las marcas. Dar la vuelta
8 Hundir por la marca. Dar la vuelta
9 Plegar en valle hacia la izquierda
11 Plegar en valle hacia la derecha
12 Plegar en valle por la marca
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13 Plegar en valle por la marca
14 Plegar en valle por la marca
15 Repetir a este lado pasos 9 a 14
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16 Plegar y desplegar arriba. Abajo, plegar en valle
17 Bajar la capa de arriba. Abajo, plegar a la mitad
20 Pliegues escalonados 19 Vista aumentada
22 Dar forma a las aves y al nido
18 Plegar en valle
21 Formar las cabezas de de las aves
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23 Volver a la vista completa
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25 Dar la vuelta
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28 Realizar estas marcas y luego plegar por ellas
31 Esconder en el bolsillo. Dar la vuelta
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Mascara precolombina Autor : Andrés Felipe Duque Laverde
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Rompecabezas puzzle gato Diseño y Diagramas: Leonardo Pulido Martínez Colombia
[email protected] Forma Papel
Color Tipo y Tamaño
Acabados Tiempo de Plegado http://www.flickr.com/photos/origamileo/
Nueve (9) cuadrados sin cortes Papel bicolor, color arriba Cualquier tipo de papel Ninguno 60 minutos
Este modelo está dedicado a mi amigo Barth Dunkan (Magic Fingaz), quien me enseñó que en la amistad no importan las distancias
A mi bebé Andrés le encantan los Rompecabezas o puzles, que son juegos de mesa cuyo es formar una figura combinando correctamente las partes de ésta, que se encuentran en s pedazos o piezas planas. No conozco un modelo de Origami o Rompecabezas 2D, por eso decidí crear uno, a pesar de que no soy muy amigo de los modulares. Traté de hacerlo muy sencillo pero que cumpliera tres requisitos: 1) qué todas r de cuadrados del mismo tamaño las piezas que lo conformaran fueran elaboradas a y a r de una misma Base; 2) qué las piezas fueran completamente planas y no fácilmente desarmables (cerradas); y, 3) qué el modelo a formar o ensamblar fuera lo más sible. sencillo, común y didác El modelo se compone de 9 figuras realizadas a solo una se repite (dos veces).
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La Figura 3 se pliega de forma similar que la Figura 1. La Figura 6 se pliega de forma similar que la Figura 4. Las Figuras 7 y 9 son iguales, solo cambia su posición en el puzle.
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BASE 1 Marque las mitades en Valle
2 Forme una cuadrícula de 4 X 4
4 Plegar y desplegar en Valle
5 Traer por las marcas creadas
7 Dar la vuelta
3 Plegar y desplegar en Valle
6 Hundir y aplastar
8 Plegar por las marcas
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10 Bajar la capa
11 Dar la vuelta
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Repetir 9 Veces
12 Hundir solo las capas del medio
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FIGURA 1 45º
1 Base. Girar 45º 2 Plegar en valle
3 sacar las capas internas (A ésto lo llamaremos Invertir el Pliegue - Pasos 2 y 3)
NOTA: Los pasos 2 y 3 (invertir el pliegue) deben hacerse simultáneamente
4 Llevar hacia atrás e introducir en los bolsillos
5 Plegar en valle
Introducir en los bolsillos significa introducir dentro de las capas 6 Plegar en valle
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9 Plegar en valle 7 Plegar y desplegar
FIGURA 2
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8 Plegar en valle
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11 Esconder en el bolsillo
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1 Repetir pasos 1 a 3 de la Figura 1 (en las tres puntas)
4 Esconder en los bolsillos
2 Plegar en Valle
5 sacar la capa
3 sacar la capa volteándola
7 Plegar en Valle 6 Esconder en el bolsillo
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8 Plegar en valle
9 Plegar y desplegar
12 Esconder en el Bolsillo
11 Esconder en el Bolsillo 10 Plegar por las marcas
13 Figura 2 Terminada
La Figura 3 se pliega de forma similar (reflejo) que la Figura 1.
FIGURA 4 45º
3 Plegar en valle 1 Repetir pasos 1 a 3 de la Figura 1 (en las dos puntas)
2 Esconder en los Bolsillos
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4 Plegar y desplegar
5 Hundir
6 Esconder en los Bolsillos
7 Figura 4 Terminada
FIGURA 5 45º
1 Repetir pasos 1 a 3 de la Figura 1 (en las dos puntas)
3 Figrura 5 Terminada 2 Esconder en los Bolsillos
La Figura 6 se pliega de forma similar (reflejo) que la Figura 4.
FIGURA 7
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1 Repetir pasos 1 a 3 de la Figura 1 (en las dos puntas)
3 Figrura 5 Terminada 2 Esconder en los Bolsillos
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FIGURA 8 45º
1 Repetir pasos 1 a 3 de la Figura 1 (en las dos puntas)
3 Figrura 8 Terminada 2 Esconder en los Bolsillos
La Figura 9 es exactamente igual a la Figura 7.
FIGURA 1
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Jugar a armar el puzzle
Modelo terminado
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zorrito Autor: Karol Yariksa Portela Montoya Escuela de Formación Artística en Origami Secretaría de Cultura y Juventud Facatativá, Cundinamarca Colombia 2011
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Origami en Ingles
Flapping Bat
Intermediate
I got the idea to design a flapping bat after happening upon Tom Hull’s Flapping Bat on YouTube. My original idea was to try to make a simpler flapping bat than his, but, obviously, that ambition did not come to fruition!
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(Excerpt from Origami Pop-ups to Amaze and Amuse)
By Jeremy Shafer ©2011
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White side up, valley-fold in half diagonally.
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Valley-fold corner-to-corner.
Valley-fold in half thru all layers and unfold. Turn over.
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Valley-fold in half thru all layers and unfold in both directions.
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Fold a Square Base (fold thru all layers). What’s a Square Base? See Page 15.
Unfold the two front flaps.
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Turn over. Valley-fold the two front flaps edge-to-crease and unfold. Petal-fold.
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Pull the two corners down, releasing the trapped paper.
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Origami Pop-ups
Unfold.
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Valley-fold point-to-point and unfold. These creases should extend to the horizontal crease.
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V to the left. Valley-fold and unfold.
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Valley-fold on the black dot and unfold.
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Outside-reverse-fold on the existing crease.
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Valley-fold edge-to-edge, being careful not to tear the paper at the white dot.Repeat behind.
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Valley-fold on the black dots and unfold. Repeat behind.
Inside-reverse-fold.
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Swivel the upward and n on existing creases. Watch the white dot.
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V Repeat behind.
V Repeat behind.
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V edge-to-edge and unfold. Repeat behind.
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Valley-fold, partially opening The model will not Repeat behind.
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Outside-reverse-fold the two raw corners.
Origami Pop-ups
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Outside-reverse-fold.
Inside-reverse-fold.
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Pull the near layer upward and again being careful not to tear the paper at the white dot. Watch the dots! Repeat behind.
Like this.
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Above: Rabbit-ear to suggest an arm bone. Repeat behind.
Above: Valley-fold the wing edge-to-edge. Repeat behind.
Below: Valley-fold the tail edge-to-crease and unfold.
Below: Crimp the tail on existing creases.
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Above: Valley-fold the wing edge-to-edge and unfold. Repeat behind.
Above: Unfold the wing. Repeat behind.
Below: V A up to the crease and then back down.Repeat behind.
Below: Repeat behind.
Mountain-fold the wing and unfold, reversing the existing crease. Repeat behind.
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Make the two mountain folds stick up by putting valley folds on either side. Valley-fold the top edge making it stick up too. Repeat behind.
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Make curved valley folds on the lower edge of the wing Repeat behind.
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Reverse-fold the tail.
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The Flapping Bat is ready to flap. If you are right-handed, turn over. If you are left-handed, hold it as shown above mechanism as the traditional Flapping Bird (page 15). Once you can make the wings holding the tail as shown above, open the wings and tail as shown below and try to
Right-handed Flappers: Hold as shown above and traditional Flapping Bird (page 15). Once you can make the wings holding the tail as shown above, open the wings and tail as shown below
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Underside View. The model looks more bat-like with the tail open and
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The Flapping Bat making a big flap about it.
Origami Pop-ups
Video tutorial on youtube.com!Search: youtube shafer
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Mid-Flight: Wings Up
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Mid-Flight: Wings Down
Hold up the model and ask the audience,“What is this?” [Audience says, “A bat.”] Say, “But not just any bat, it’s a flapping bat! You want to see it flap?” [Audience says, “Yes.”] Make the y, “But it’s not just a flapping bat, it’s a pooping bat too. You want to see it poop?” [Audience says, “Yes.”] Release the tiny wad of black paper you have hidden in your right hand, catch it in your left hand, look at it and exclaim, “Yuck!” as you throw it into the audience. If you don’t have a tiny wad of black paper, then simply say, “Sorry, it looks like the bat is constipated today.”
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g Challenge: What other creatures can you make using
Top View (a.k.a. bird’s eye view)
Ideas: y, hummingbird, teradactyl, conductor, person stranded on an desert isle waving at a passing airplane.
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Bat Pop-up Card By Jeremy Shafer ©2002
(Excerpt from Origami Pop-ups to Amaze and Amuse)
Intermediate
This card would make a good wedding invitation for Batman, though he might not find time in his busy schedule to fold it or even get married for that matter!
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Valley-fold in half and unfold in both directions.
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Valley-fold in half diagonally in both directions but crease only on the bottom half.
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Valley-fold edge-to-crease.
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Valley-fold edge-to-crease.
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Rotate 180º.
Origami Pop-ups
Valley-fold on existing creases and unfold.
Reverse-fold.
Valley-fold all layers point-to-point.
Pull the two interior flaps as far apart as possible and flatten.
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Rotate 90º clockwise.
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Valley-fold. Valley-fold. If you get stuck on step 16, try the alternate method shown in the cloud below. It’s easier but results in an extra crease.
Valley-fold. Repeat behind.
Reverse-fold the interior colored flap. The white portion stays in place.
Like this.
Step 13-18 Alternate Method
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Warning: Results in extra crease on front of card.
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Like this. Pull out the interior flap.
Valley-fold in half.
Valley-fold one flap. Repeat behind.
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Valley-fold point-to-point and unfold.
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Reverse-fold on the crease made in step 21.
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Valley-fold on the black dot edge-to-edge and unfold.
Valley-fold edge-to-crease and unfold.
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Valley-fold. Repeat behind.
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Ponder what you’ll name your bat.
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Valley-fold on the edge thru all layers and unfold.
Crimp to taste.
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Cut-away view of the layers behind flap B . Reverse-fold (edge-to-edge).
Squash.
Origami Pop-ups
Pull out the right triangular flap. Repeat behind.
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Valley-fold the flap edge-to-crease.
Reverse-fold.
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Crimp on existing creases.
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This is how the interior edges end up.
Valley-fold edge-to-edge on all layers and unfold.
Like this. Repeat step 31 on the layers in front of flap B .
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Repeat steps 34-39. Turn over.
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Cut-away view of the layers behind flap B . Reverse-fold (edge-to-edge).
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Reverse-fold (edge-to-edge).
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Like this. Repeat steps 42-43 on the layers in front of flap B .
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Cut-away view of the layers in front of flap B . Reverse-fold (edge-to-edge).
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Like this. Repeat step 45 on the layers behind flap B .
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Unfold the flap.
Valley-fold edge-to-edge.
Valley-fold, tucking the flap into the pocket.
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Repeat steps 47-49 behind. Open the card. Pop-up Bat is ready for a night out on the town or, alternatively, a day roosting in the seclusion of a dark envelope.
I usually perform this model following the Pop-up Housewife (page 114) and Pop-up Househusband (page 118). Hold up the closed card and say, “What kind of house is this?” To whatever the audience says, respond, “No, this is Batman’s house. Should we open it?” [Audience says, “Ya.”] “I think we’d better knock on the door first. Ready, set, everyone say, ‘Knock, knock!’” [Knock on the house as the audience says, “Knock, Knock!”] Peek into the closed card and say, “Hmm, looks like he’s not home. Well, then, lets open it. Ready set everyone say, ‘Pop-up!’” [Audience says, “Pop-up!”] Open the card and exclaim, “It’s Batman! But the MAN left, so now it’s just the BAT! Everyone flap your wings like a bat!”
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Crane Pop-up Card
Intermediate
Excerpt from Origami Pop-ups to Amaze and Amuse By Jeremy Shafer ©2011
Inside this pop-up card is a crane that flaps its wings as the card is opened, making this model a special and thoughtful gift for any occasion, and you don’t even need to fold a thousand! 1
Colored side up, valley-fold in half diagonally in both directions.
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Valley-fold the four corners to the middle. Unfold one corner.
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Valley-fold point-to-point.
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Valley-fold the flap down.
Mountain-fold the model in half.
Valley-fold edge-to-edge and unfold.
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Squash.
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Valley-fold between the white dots (all layers) and unfold.
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Valley-fold the flaps edge-to-crease and unfold.
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Reverse-fold.
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Valley-fold on the black dots (all layers).
Reverse-fold the middle flap on the existing crease.
Hold up the closed card and say, “Inside this card is a super scary venomous razor-clawed prehistoric pterodactyl monster! You wanna see it?” [Audience says, “Ya!”] “Ready, set, everyone say, ‘Pop-up!’” [Audience says, “Pop-up.”] Close your eyes and pretend to tremble in fear as you slowly open the card and show it the audience. Say, “Isn’t it so scary!!! [Audience says, “No, it’s just a bird.”] Answer, “It’s just a bird??? Hmm, where’d the monster go? I’ll bet it was so scary that it scared itself away! Well, say ‘Bye bye birdie.’” [Audience says, “Bye, bye birdie.”] Close it and quip, “That card was for the birds!”
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Mountain-fold thru all layers on the existing crease.
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Reverse-fold into the indicated slot.
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Valley-fold the flap lining up with the edge behind it.
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Squash.
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Unfold the flap.
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Reverse-fold the flap into the indicated slot.
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Repeat steps 16-18 and step 20 behind.
The Crane Pop-Up Card is complete and the crane is r y. Holding as shown, pull your hands apart and the crane will flap its wings...
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Outside-reverse-fold on the existing crease being careful not to tear the paper. What’s an outside reverse fold? See page 12.
Reverse-fold to form the head of the crane.
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...like this. Close the card...
Done! Open the card, holding at the black dots.
...and, please be quiet! The Crane is nesting.
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Kissing Love Birds Pop-up Card
Intermediate
Kissing and flapping their wings, these birds put on a big show of affection! 1
Excerpt from Origami Pop-ups to Amaze and Amuse
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White side up, valley-fold in half diagonally and unfold in both directions.
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Valley-fold in half and unfold in both directions. Turn over.
Valley-fold two corners to the center and unfold.
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Turn over.
Valley-fold edge-to-crease.
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Valley-fold on the edge (but stay safe!).
Valley-fold edge-to-crease and unfold. Turn over.
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Mountain-fold on existing creases.
Valley-fold the two flaps to the bottom.
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Open the pocket and squash. Repeat on the left side.
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V edge-to-crease.
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Make two valley creases on all layers.
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Valley-fold the model in half.
Petal-fold. What’s a petal fold? See page 15.
Rotate 180º.
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Holding as shown, pull the white corner out until it rests on the edge
V on the black dots.
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Mountain-fold the the black dots.
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Make the indicated valley folds at the same
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Repeat steps 16-19 behind.
out from inside the model.
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V the black dots. Repeat behind. Rotate the model 45º clockwise.
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Reverse-fold the bottom
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Valley-fold, opening like a book; crease lightly, or, preferably, not at all, because this is an extra crease.
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Make the indicated valley folds at the same time. Repeat on the right side.
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Valley-fold edge-to-crease and unfold.
V black dots and unfold.
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What’s a rabbit ear? See page 13.
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Look at the two heads from behind (i.e., turn model over).
Mountain-fold behind the front layer. Go to step 33 near the bottom of this page.
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Make the two indicated valley folds at the same time and
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Valley-fold, tucking inside to
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Done. Stop pretending that the wings and white rear layers don’t exist, because they do!
35 Mountain-fold, shaping the beaks of the birds. For a more detailed explanation for how to do this, look up into the cloud and pretend that the wings and white rear layers don’t exist. The Two love birds are kissing! Zoom out.
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Valley-fold, like closing a book.
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Reach into the middle pocket and partly unfolding the model makes this much easier.
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The Kissing Love Birds are complete and completely in love! In order to avoid tearing the paper bird individually before trying to make them The action is similar to the Traditional Flapping Bird (page 15) except that it is caused by pulling each bird’s head instead of by pulling its tail. When each bird y, hold the model as shown above and pull your hands apart and the birds will simultaneously their wings. Since the heads remain stationary, the action really amounts to pulling the bodies away from the heads rather than pulling the heads from the bodies. It’s a lot less gruesome than it sounds!
Pick up the model, one hand holding at the black dot and the other hand holding the same place behind and pull your hands apart.
Hold up the closed card, look at it, and quickly put it back in the box a say, “Oh I can’t show you that one. It’s a PG13 model and you guys are only 10 years old. [Audience says, “Please show it to us!”] Say, “Sorry, it’s too sexy” [Audience yells, “SHOW IT TO US!”] “Alright I’ll show it to you, but you have to close your eyes.” [Audience closes their eyes] “OK, I showed it to you. Next model!” [Audience yells, “SHOW IT TO US!”] “OK! Ready, set, everyone say, ‘Pop-up!’” [Audience says, “Pop-up.”] Open and show the model and say, “You see, it’s two flapping birds KISSING! Everyone say, ‘Eewww!’” [Audience says, “Eewww!”] Answer, “See? I told you you’re too young to see it and you didn’t listen!
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Get a nest!
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Star Bird Pop-up Card Excerpt from Origami Pop-ups to Amaze and Amuse
By Jeremy Shafer ©2008
Intermediate
What exactly is a Star Bird? Previously, it was a Milton Bradley Space Ship toy popular in the 1980’s. But since that fad is dead, a new definition must be found, and what better time than now!... So, I hereby declare Star Bird to be defined as any bird that can transform into a star. And, so far, I know of only one – the bird in this origami pop-up card! And now you too can get in on this trendy new trend and own your very own Star Bird today!
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Colored side up, valley-fold and unfold.
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Valley-fold edge-to-crease.
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Valley-fold edge-to-edge and unfold.
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Valley-fold on the black dots shaded layers only, overlapping the flaps. This requires reaching underneath the top layer. For extra help, look up into the cloud.
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Turn over left-to-right.
Valley-fold edge-to-crease.
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Reverse-fold.
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If you don’t mind an extra crease on the card, you can make step 9 easier, by first valley-folding and unfolding on all layers and then attempting step 9.
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Turn over.
Valley-fold the two flaps down.
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Turn over.
Valley-fold the two flaps edge-to-crease.
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Valley-fold the flap edge-to-edge and unfold, creasing only where indicated.
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Valley-fold the white flap dot-to-creasemark and unfold. This crease originates at the black dot.
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Valley-fold the flap edge-to-crease and unfold.
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Valley-fold the flap edge-to-crease and don’t unfold!
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Valley-fold the flap crease-to-crease and don’t unfold!
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OK, now unfold the entire flap.
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Valley-fold the flap on the existing crease and don’t unfold.
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Repeat steps 12-20 on the left side.
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Rotate the model 180º.
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Valley-fold, bringing the black dots to the horizontal edges.
Hold up the closed card and say, “This pop-up card is the star of the show! Ready, set, everyone say, ‘Pop-up!’” [Audience says, “Pop-up.”] Open the card showing the bird and exclaim, “The star of the show! [Audience raises eyebrows.] Say, “What, you don’t think it’s a star?! Look it can even dance!” (step 38) [Audience remains unconvinced] “I’ll show you that it’s a star! Turn the model over, revealing the star, and exclaim, “You see?! I told you it was the star of the show! Never doubt me again!”
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Mountain-fold the flaps on the white dots, tucking them inside the rear pocket.
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Make a tiny mountain fold. Repeat on the
Valley-fold, letting the rear flaps swing down.
Turn over.
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Form a mountain crease on the front flap. Repeat on the underneath flap.
Valley-fold and unfold, preferably on the rear layers only, but creasing on all layers is OK too. Rotate the model 180º.
Fold the bird-to-be downward, while at the same time closing the card.
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Here is a tear-away view of the bird-to-be inside the card.
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Reverse-fold the head lining up with the right edge of the card. There are two possible slots for the reverse fold; choose the rear slot.
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Valley-fold and unfold the flap. Mountain-fold and unfold it as well. Repeat this step two or three times so that the crease is well... creased!
Reverse-fold the flap. Basically, just shove it in! This fold won’t be very clean on the hidden interior layers, but unless the model gets inspected by an origami x-ray machine, no one will know.
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Oops, the paper is torn away again! Valley-fold the flap up and back down.
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Open the card!
Above: Mountain-fold the tiny flap. Below: Pinch to form the beak.
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The Star Bird has popped up and is waiting for the chance to dance. Repeatedly open and close the card and the bird will do a dance. To transform the bird into a star, open the card, pulling it as wide as possible, and, in a sudden motion, turn the model over.
Unfold the interior flap.
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The Starbird is a Star!
Side View.
Open the card and ask, “What’s this? [Audience says, “A bird.”] Respond, “No, it’s a starfish. [Audience raises eyebrows.] Turn it around so that the audience sees the star, and say, “Well, I guess it does look [Audience says, “Because it IS a star] Say, “Oh no! Now YOU all are going crazy! I better put this model away!”
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