Tavins' Origami Instructions
The origami sloth by Anita Boubour is based on the frog based and takes a little longer to fold. A patiente Beginner can probably fold it, but I recommend a little folding experice in advance before trying this fold.
| Design Anita Boubour |
| Material quadratic sheet |
| Difficulty low intermediate |
| Time to fold about 15 minutes |
| Design Alice Gray |
| Material one sheet of paper |
| Difficulty easy |
| Time about 3 minutes |
| Design traditional |
| Material one sheet sheet of paper, |
| Difficulty easy |
| Time about 10 minutes |
The origami frog is a traditional model that is very easy. In fact, it is the very first model I learned. So I can safely recommend it for beginners. It takes about five minutes to fold. Once you practiced a little how to fold this jumping frog you will be able to fold it much quicker.
Roulette Star by Paolo Basketta
This star was designed Paolo Bascetta, who is famous for his modular Stars. The design is also called roulette or spinning star. You need nine sheets of paper to fold it. One of the simple module takes less than a minute to make. This makes the origami star a great project for beginners.
This model has been designed by Anita Barbour. I love how it uses a fish-base in a simple but clever way. It’s a good example of how origami can be easy and pretty at the same time. I have to thank Anita for allowing me to show you this. I hope you enjoy it just as much as I do!
