Tutorial for Origami Navel Shell designed by Tomoko Fuse

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What you need to make an Origami Navel Shell:
• 1 sheet of square paper, at least 20x20cm
Difficulty ★★★★★ / Advanced Origami
The paper I used in this tutorial is 30x30cm waxed paper. I used this paper for the tutorial so I could easily open it back up again as it does not hold folds well. I would not recommend using this paper, especially for first-time users. A better choice of paper would be kami origami paper, tissue foil, tant, biotape or elephant hide.
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"Little Idea" by www.bensound.com
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Комментарии : 16

@fruityflocoboy 5 лет назад

this is very interesting. i actually do origami for fun :D

@CarloTomas 5 лет назад

I like geometric origami very much and usually don't like folding origami that mimic nature. But this is the perfect mix of both categories: I LOOOOOOVE IT!

@LavenderHome 5 лет назад

Thank you, Carlo! 😄

@nunasaydaliyeva9295 3 года назад

Хорошое оригами,люблю оригами

@sivaramsr23 2 года назад

I made it finally 😇😇😇 Thank you for this video

@ahippy8972 2 года назад

Just watching in 2022 . This is beautiful but I couldn’t do it

@skulliev3023 4 года назад

I took two hours to do this😅 and now I'm addicted to origami... Thanks a lot, the tutorial is really good ❤️

@majamaric5862 4 года назад

I Made IT! Thank you, its beautiful!

@allanli1168 4 года назад

I made it with 6inch paper😬

@Danicharmy 4 года назад

It’s beautiful

@mauraorigami5302 5 лет назад

exceptional, wonderful

@rotopia2520 5 лет назад

Too hard

@SheldonHull 5 лет назад

Don't start origami with this level of difficulty for sure. This is more intermediate and requires a bit of practice. Give Jo Nakishima beginner tutorials a try and you might find with a little practice this isn't as hard as it was the first time. Good luck!