Two of my designs feature on an origami app created by Andreas Bauer – my “bookmark” and “plane”. I now just have sit and watch the royalty cheques come flooding in!
Category Archives: models
Corona Mask
Joan Sallas has designed a mask using napkins and is folding them for local hospital workers. The Spanish government has requisitioned all the masks from hospitals in Catalonia and sent them to Madrid (one of the many shocking ways the Catalan people are being oppressed).
Happy Christmas 2019
A small gift from me to you 😉
Festive Folding
Here’s a dual purpose design, depending on which colour paper you use 😉
Models published in Japan
I had a couple of designs included in the latest NOA (Nipponese Origami Association) magazine #530 – a “Witch on a Broomstick” and “Cheshire Cat”. The latter won a prize in the International Alice in Wonderland Origami competition, run by the BOS in 1992. It’s certainly in a style I haven’t explored for decades.
A4 “leftover” model – “flower”
Working in a school, I cut lots of A4 sheets down to squares and have started to diagram some of the models I’ve devised during idle moments using the leftover strip (rather than waste them!) Here’s the first, an interlocking flower. It should work with US rectangles as well and you can use up to a 2×1 rectangle.
Golden Oldie – “Flower”
A design from ’86, drawn by hand – I was so pleased when PCs were invented 😉
Cat Scratch Fever
Thanks to my daughter Daisy, I had a design for a simple cat’s head published in “the Scratching Post” – the magazine of the North Sheffield branch of the Cats Protection organisation 😉
Elephant video
brum brum
I had a car repair done by the wonderful Derbyshire Lane Service Station, complete in 20 minutes & dirt cheap, so I made them a Max Hulme bugatti by way of thanks 😉
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