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What is your favourite thing to make?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpabfLsyBxw
Jo Nakashima's fish. It's a very fun model to fold because the weaving fold is very tricky to learn but once you get it you can just do it non-stop, like knitting. I folded one out of a big sheet of paper and it came out very satisfying
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I always carry around a tiny foldable set of scissors with me so I can easily make origami of whatever garbage piece of paper i have around, but my car killed itself and I lost my key chain so i been forced to use rectangle or be a savage and cut it with my hands. Is always fun to draw faces on the cats I make with these and is silly when i use a particularly long piece and get a long ass cat :3
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when i was in year 7 i found out how to make water bombs from this book my mum gave me when i was around 11 and i thought there soo cute and i have them all around my room now i love making them anytime i have scrap paper in my room or at school some times i put little drawings or patterns on them so they are cool looking but i love all my boxes:3
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One of many dragon army's, this one is on my home desk
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Don't know if this counts because it is only 1D folding
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Ghost in the shell much? I’m same. I leave them all over cause it makes me happy while being absent minded. I fold a bunch when eating out and just toss them on a plate or leave them in a window and a lot of wait staff fish them out. Wish I could do cooler things.
People really dig them when they find them. It’s odd. Idk what’s so special about them.
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Little rabbits like this, they are so easy and everybody finds them cute. I like to give them away
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Also this t-rex, I work with children and meet lots of little spergs going through their dinosaur fase so they go crazy for them
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>>628218
Here's a simpler one.
2 paperclips, 4 bends
If you squint you might see a forbidden shape
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>>628251
Got a new one. Resting state is a tetrahedron. Compressed state is a, um, shuriken. Interior rubber band pulls the structure to stand up.
Can use exterior rubber band (connecting shuriken points) if you don't have one small enough for interior.
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>>623792
Don't have a picture but frogs that can jump. Learned it from a friend of the family when I was a kid and practiced until I could do it by heart. Easy as hell to make, can be made with a post-it note and kids go crazy for them.
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I like to make paper ships out of candy wrappers so I can let them swim on top of the water I put in bowls after use to wash them more easily.
I also like to make them on the go, although I throw those away more quickly without giving them a chance to swim. I used to try to let paper ships swim in open water as a kid, back when I was really oblivious to the environment lol. I think a remote controlled model boat would be cool... I wish I lived closer to the sea so I could board real boats...
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these spinning things that I don't know what are properly called in english, I learned how to make them when I was 8 and never stopped making them every time I get my hands on three pieces of paper of the same size