#90 units

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Model: ‘Epcot’ sonobe (90 units)

Size: 14cm diameter

Paper: recycled black-ink kraft paper

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Red: Hoya, Natalia Romanenko || 60 units (5.00 x 5.00, square) || Instructions Green: Tulip, Ekaterina Lukasheva || 30 units (7.50 x 7.50, square) || Instructions

I adjusted the angle of the Hoya flap that connects to the larger ball because I thought the angle of the Tulip spike would make a difference. but now i think that the angle makes less of a difference than I first thought. it’s probably still not possible to do this with the original Hoya unit, but the angle of the back flap is more of a range than needing to be a fixed at an angle that’s some multiple of 30. it might actually be anything up to 30 honestly i’d believe it

The Tulip was, imo, too small and there deserves to be more of the green. The relative sizes also made assembly harrowingly difficult; two Hoya modules were just slipped into the Tulip pockets without sticking their tabs in between the layers, and the last Tulip connection was freakishly difficult. Then again it was only really possible to just slip the hoya modules in because of the specific proportions so that the tulip pocket would like hide what was going on. whatever. just fold this thing from bigger paper please make the tulip bigger

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Model: ant-lion curler (90 units) Size: 12cm diameter Paper: wrapping paper, arabesques

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Tiger, Ekaterina Lukasheva || 90 units (7.50 x 7.50, square) Instructions in Ekaterina Lukasheva’s Modular Origami Kaleidoscope

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Hoya, Natalia Romanenko || 30 units (4.50 x 9.00, 1:2) + 60 units (5.00 x 5.00, square) Instructions

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Tigra - 30 and 90 Pieces

Designed by Ekaterina Lukasheva

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Tigra - 30 and 90 Pieces

Designed by Ekaterina Lukasheva

I’ve wanted to fold this model for so long, but there were never any diagrams available online. I was delighted to find it in Ekaterina Lukasheva’s new book! It’s a really versatile module that lends itself well to a ton of different configurations, and it’s very stable during assembly too. Such an enjoyable model to fold!

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90-piece Fortune Teller kusudama 

 I’m sure I’m not the first to have done this, but I’ve not seen it before either. The 30 ends up looking pretty cool too. :)