Archive for the 'curved surface' Category
28 Mar
Not that anyone is still interested, but I was in a minor snit earlier this week because a gentleman from midtown Porlock suggested that I had not credited work properly. After all, I hadn’t even seen the model cited, let alone tried to duplicate it: my umber was quite burnt. Eric, no doubt taking *cough* […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, egg, octagon, open source origami, sequenced crease pattern, twist, waterbomb by: oschene
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24 Mar
People sometimes think that I’m hostile to Republicans because I don’t know any. While it is true that in Western Massachusetts, one may so guide one’s steps that they never cross a Republican’s track, I find that this makes it difficult to get to the bus stop on time. Indeed, I know many Republicans. Several […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, curved surface, egg, octagon, open source origami, twist, utilitarian, waterbomb by: oschene
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18 Mar
Not sure if hyperboloidal is the correct term, here. The sides of the vase are curved, but only north-south, not east-west. Sort of like a bunch of intersecting sidewise cylinders. Hyperboloidal Hex Vase Crease Pattern * * * * * Update: A Slightly Different Version Crease Pattern (This one has curves where the points are […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, hexagon, hyperboloid, open source origami by: oschene
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17 Feb
Roman Soldier: Hey there, old timer, is this the way to Syracuse Sally’s? Archimedes: You’re infringing on my intellectual property rights! Help, help! There’s a sinister Roman soldier infringing on my intellectual property rights! Well, that’s not going to end well. Clematis Box II This one is somewhat simpler in form, but doesn’t hold together […]
Posted in circle, content, creative commons, curved surface, hexagon, open source origami by: oschene
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14 Feb
Still, with the Easter Egg? On Valentine’s Day? I was always a little out of time. More than a little. Yet, this day week is Ash Wednesday and learning this model will make for an excellent Lenten exercise. When you’re intent on curve folding, it is very difficult to contemplate new sins and manifold wickedness. […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, egg, open source origami, pysanka, sequenced crease pattern by: admin
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10 Feb
Eric is trying to convert me to something called the MVF diagram schema. I’ve got no clue what he’s talking about. That’s not unusual. So I googled it and discovered that it’s a top secret DoD research project — stands for Manganese Velveeta Forcefield, a conceptual weapon, something to immobilize the Haters of Freedom® with […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, open source origami, pentagon, star, twist by: oschene
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07 Feb
This is just to apologize for making you ask yourself unpleasant questions. The site was being haunted by a most unpleasant spambot. Dybbuk is the term that leaps to mind — a brainless, leechy kind of dead thing. Kept sending requests every few seconds to the comments script.The flakiness of the database was like pie […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, hexagon, open source origami, twist by: oschene
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03 Feb
There was some talk on the O-list about the puzzle purse – a very old fold, indeed. And being the wild-eyed contrarian that I am, I set about trying to make a curved surface version. I had some spectacular failures. Then, I thought about this model and thought, “Hmm, this is more than a little […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, twist by: oschene
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21 Jan
Melisandean Flute Mélisande* gets half credit on this one, for suggesting that the paper on the edges could be folded down to hold the piece together. This model has a much nicer waist to it, more suggestive of an actual glass. I suppose the next step is to work on a stem and base.
Posted in content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, sinusoidal, twist by: oschene
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18 Jan
Champagne Flute The bold lines are cut marks. Yes, yes — blasphemy. Okay, you don’t have to cut on the bold lines. If you wrap the fifth part, it’ll hold together just as well. Me, I just think it’s a more satisfying model if you give it a little cut, either side. C’mon – how […]
Posted in content, crease pattern, curved surface, rectangle, twist by: oschene
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