Going 3D: Modular Origami – making unique decorations

Going 3D: Modular Origami – making unique decorations, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 22 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 115 subscribers.

You will learn about Make a desired 3D origami model out of the triangle modules – with modular origami you're not limited by set patterns Fold a 3D origami triangle module out of a piece of paper Select paper suitable for modular origami and effectively cut it into suitable size pieces This course is ideal for individuals who are The modular origami course is targeted at anyone who wants to create beautiful and practical models using the 3D origami technique. It is particularly useful for The modular origami course is targeted at anyone who wants to create beautiful and practical models using the 3D origami technique.

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Summary

Title: Going 3D: Modular Origami – making unique decorations

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 22

Number of Published Lectures: 22

Number of Curriculum Items: 22

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 22

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make a desired 3D origami model out of the triangle modules – with modular origami you're not limited by set patterns
Fold a 3D origami triangle module out of a piece of paper
Select paper suitable for modular origami and effectively cut it into suitable size pieces

Who Should Attend

The modular origami course is targeted at anyone who wants to create beautiful and practical models using the 3D origami technique.

Target Audiences

The modular origami course is targeted at anyone who wants to create beautiful and practical models using the 3D origami technique.

Modular origami, also called 3D origami, is a specific kind of origami that evolved in the 18th century. Instead of making a shape out of a single piece of paper the complex shapes are assembled out of tiny modules.

The purpose of this course is to show you the basic techniques for working with triangular modules – both while folding them and when assembling into more complex shapes. To complete it you don’t need any previous knowledge of neither modular nor regular origami – and the required level of manual precision for modular origami is noticeably lower than for regular one, which makes it a perfect craft to do together with children.

This course does not contain a set of shapes you can repeat and be done with, but rather the generic ways of assembling the pieces together allowing you to implement them in any craft of your choice.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: From paper to module

Lecture 1: Choosing and cutting paper

Lecture 2: Folding a module

Lecture 3: What is important and possible flaws in modules

Lecture 4: Impact of paper defects

Chapter 3: The basics of assembly

Lecture 1: The simplest – the single-module loop

Lecture 2: Turning simple into more complex

Lecture 3: Storage

Lecture 4: Horizontal connect

Lecture 5: Horizontal skewed connect

Lecture 6: Vertical connect

Lecture 7: How about we close that hole at the bottom?

Lecture 8: Widening the line

Lecture 9: Narrowing the line

Chapter 4: Advanced assembly

Lecture 1: Did anyone say lid?

Lecture 2: Wide to the extreme – flat circle

Lecture 3: Polynomial boxes – the patchwork

Lecture 4: Cross stitch pattern compatibility

Lecture 5: 3D patterns

Lecture 6: Arches and supports

Lecture 7: Not a dish 1: a butterfly

Lecture 8: Not a dish 2: the chicken

Instructors

Marina Makarewska
A database performance specialist

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