- Anne's Origami-
Information on MIT's origami mailing list, with archives. Also a list
of books she owns, some with pictures and table of contents.
- Anools-Origami- Overview
of the art and a gallery, including some very small models.
- Castle Gormenghast:
Origami- Humorous instructions on how to build a model called "Rabbit
style object on geometrical solid."
- Dave's Origami Emporium-
Diagrams of traditional, modular, money, and original designs. Articles,
book and software lists, and origami inspired 3D pictures.
- Envelope and Letterfolding-
History and diagrams to create envelopes, or fold the letters themselves,
so they can be mailed.
- Fabric Origami Workshop-
Introduction, techniques, diagrams and photos, FAQ, magazines that have
covered it, and reviews of applicable general origami books.
- Fred's Origami- Book list
and links.
- Joseph Wu's Origami-
Gallery of original works, models by others, and convention photos.
Articles and original diagrams. Database of online models, as well as
a links directory, both with search.
- Learn Origami- Instructions
with photos and videos for several models.
- Lucky Stars- Diagrams
and tips for making 3D stars folded from strips, sometimes called Chinese
lucky stars. Also includes a gallery and links to other star sites.
- Mark's Origami
Olio- Gallery and diagrams of original and others' models, regular
and money. Convention photos, cartoon strips, store list, failed origami
titles, conundrum, and Sadako statue.
- Matthias Gutfeldt:
Alpenfalten- Diagrams, pictures of the artist's and Ronald Koh's
designs, book reviews, and some convention highlights. Also has information
on newsgroups, mailing lists and chat rooms.
- Oribina-
Gallery of folded paper dolls, known as the art of Oribina.
- Origami and Mental
Health Therapy- This page is about the use of origami as a choice
of therapeutic tool relating to mental health. Origami links to benefits,
history and pictures and more also included.
- Origami
Models- Diagrams created by Robert Salemink, along with a database
of those from other sources.
- Origami.com- Gallery, convention
pictures, diagrams, and a shockwave diagram. Searchable databases of
origami enthusiasts, submitted diagrams, models that are in books, and
a mailing list archive.
- paperfolding.com- Diagrams,
history, relationship with math, gallery, and book reviews with cover
shots.
- Ring of Origami Art-
The purpose of this webring is to unite all web pages that have content
about the art of origami or paper folding.
- Robin Glynn's Origami-
Diagrams, gallery, links, and a brief history of how the author started.
- Sarah's Origami-
Gallery of models she has folded, and reviews of books with cover shots.
- Sy's Paper Folding-
Original models with photos and diagrams.
- Travel to Oriland-
Diagrams and lessons, illustrated glossary, lectures, archive of links,
message board, news, and scavenger hunt for pieces of two diagrams.
- Whimsical
Workshop: Creating a Balance- School workshop program using origami
to help build traits such as patience and fine motor skills.
- World Peace Project for Children-
The world's largest crane, diagram for the traditional crane, and other
information relating to the story of Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes.
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