As Evan states, he is using larger and single sided paper for the demonstration. If you want a result like the red and black origami shown, which to me looks great, you will need to use double sided paper with contrasting colors on either side. Also notice that there are two variations of the black and red model in this video. One at the start and end of the video and another at 0:44. To reproduce the first one, using double sided paper, start folding the units with the red side up, just as the white side is up in the demonstration. Make all ten the same. To make the second one, fold 5 units starting red side up and 5 units starting black side up and alternate the two types when assembling. Its a really nice modular origami. You can use single sided paper the first time around to learn the model, but it doesn't look very good. Much better with double sided kami.
Thank you SO MUCH for this comment. I already made the first variant and wanted to make the second one. But as over explaining as Evan can do, he didn't describe how to fold the second one. Thanks again!
Just getting around to watching your videos. New Subscriber here. Your tutorials are the easiest to follow and your instruction is so clear. Thank you.
Evan, nice tutorial style with your clear verbal instruction and penned in fold lines . I also like your focus on easier models, that I'm sure give novice folders encouragement when successfully completed. BTW your Star Icosahedron is amazing.
As always, wonderful tutorial Evan :) It's worth noting that A4 copy paper and other 'A' sizes have 1:sqrt2 dimensions. But I do like the ingenious folding tool too! :)
+Edward Holmes Glad you enjoyed the video, Edward! Thank you for pointing that out. Yes, A4 paper can be used to fold these units. 'A' size paper is not standard in the US, so I figured I would demonstrate how to cut the rectangles from squares so that everyone could follow along!
Hello and like to help! A beautiful star! I'm just not sure if it's worth cutting a square like that ... Thanks for the video and good explanation. That's it, I went to extract the root from two.)
Achei muito legal de fazer e não tive dificuldades. Parabens pelo video e o trabalho. Adora mandalas e essa foi ótima de fazer. Obrigado. Arigatô. Thank You.
+Josue Glez Yes, printer paper will work for this model. However, you will need to cut the sheets into the correct dimensions (1:√2) before folding the units.
Hay không thì cũng phải có cái gì cũng có cái hay riêng của mình là người có tiền mua cái này là do người dùng thì phải có cái gì cũng có cái hay riêng của mình là người có tiền mua cái này là do người dùng thì phải có cái gì cũng có cái hay riêng của mình là người của công ty có cái này cũng hay lắm đây cái nào hơn uy tín và có nhiều người dùng thì dùng từ
Thank you for your very clear instruction videos. I appreciate that you don't rush things, and show some steps more than once.
Thanks for your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Exceptionally well done video tutorial! Clear instruction, and we'll paced.
Awesome tutorial!!! I'm definitely gonna fold and demo this!! Thanks Evan!!!!!!!
+OrigamiMKR Thank you, I'm glad you like it! I look forward to seeing your fold!
+EzOrigami it will look awesome!!!
As Evan states, he is using larger and single sided paper for the demonstration. If you want a result like the red and black origami shown, which to me looks great, you will need to use double sided paper with contrasting colors on either side. Also notice that there are two variations of the black and red model in this video. One at the start and end of the video and another at 0:44. To reproduce the first one, using double sided paper, start folding the units with the red side up, just as the white side is up in the demonstration. Make all ten the same. To make the second one, fold 5 units starting red side up and 5 units starting black side up and alternate the two types when assembling. Its a really nice modular origami. You can use single sided paper the first time around to learn the model, but it doesn't look very good. Much better with double sided kami.
Thank you SO MUCH for this comment. I already made the first variant and wanted to make the second one. But as over explaining as Evan can do, he didn't describe how to fold the second one. Thanks again!
Just getting around to watching your videos. New Subscriber here. Your tutorials are the easiest to follow and your instruction is so clear. Thank you.
If you have assembled the 10 pieces, a fascinating star ist born. ;-) Thank you for the instruction.
Perfection at its best..
Evan, nice tutorial style with your clear verbal instruction and penned in fold lines . I also like your focus on easier models, that I'm sure give novice folders encouragement when successfully completed. BTW your Star Icosahedron is amazing.
Thanks for your feedback Dan, I really appreciate it! Glad you're enjoying my videos!
Very nice and understanding demonstration 😊
Tried it and loved it! Your videos are very easy and very simplified! Thankyou so much! It was so much fun to make it!
:)
So glad to hear that! Thanks for your photo submission-- your star turned out great! :)
EzOrigami All thanks to you! ☺ I will also try other origami designs..from ur videos! So much fun! ☺☺
As always, wonderful tutorial Evan :)
It's worth noting that A4 copy paper and other 'A' sizes have 1:sqrt2 dimensions. But I do like the ingenious folding tool too! :)
+Edward Holmes Glad you enjoyed the video, Edward! Thank you for pointing that out. Yes, A4 paper can be used to fold these units. 'A' size paper is not standard in the US, so I figured I would demonstrate how to cut the rectangles from squares so that everyone could follow along!
+EzOrigami Yer, I think the folding tool is really handy! Especially if you want to use special paper.
Hello and like to help!
A beautiful star! I'm just not sure if it's worth cutting a square like that ...
Thanks for the video and good explanation.
That's it, I went to extract the root from two.)
Achei muito legal de fazer e não tive dificuldades. Parabens pelo video e o trabalho. Adora mandalas e essa foi ótima de fazer. Obrigado. Arigatô. Thank You.
awesome video keep up the good work
Really cool tutorial
Brilliant ! I like the black-red color combine :D
thank you so much for this tutorial. i am waiting for your origami book. 😁😄
excelente
Great tutorial
can you do it with a regular square sheet of paper like printer paper
+Josue Glez Yes, printer paper will work for this model. However, you will need to cut the sheets into the correct dimensions (1:√2) before folding the units.
+EzOrigami thanks
i like pink and blue
Nice Chanal is cool
cool vedios btw
9:35
cool
you sound a lot like the dude from Your Daily Dose of Internet lol
Your voice kills me.
It was too difficult for me
Hay không thì cũng phải có cái gì cũng có cái hay riêng của mình là người có tiền mua cái này là do người dùng thì phải có cái gì cũng có cái hay riêng của mình là người có tiền mua cái này là do người dùng thì phải có cái gì cũng có cái hay riêng của mình là người của công ty có cái này cũng hay lắm đây cái nào hơn uy tín và có nhiều người dùng thì dùng từ
ugh 1st