Post Origami that you made onto this thread! You can do one of four things to post images:

1: Take a photo with a camera and upload it to a scratch project, which you can share by putting the link in a forum post (this is the one I personally use and recommend);
2: Embed a photo in your post using one of Scratch's supported platforms;
3: Link a PDF in a post;
4: Or use the Scratch Youtube Player to show your or another's YouTube videos.

Edit: History of Origami:

In early China, paper folding was founded as a ceremonial tradition, where living sons and daughters of the deceased folded ornate paper gold ingots (元宝) in abundant quantities. When said ingots were burned during certain days of the year, the people believed that the smoke would rise up and rematerialize as the objects they represented in heaven, which would aid the dead in enjoying their temporary afterlife. As paper folding grew in popularity across China, it spread its influence across Japan, where it got its most popular name: Ori-kami (Literally Crease-paper in Japanese, the k turns into a g in order to suit the English language). Soon, the use of origami branched out of just religious ceremonies and into recreation and play, and now, here we are! Enjoying origami across the world, the barriers of distance obliterated!

Edit #2: Origami Studio:

Join the only active Origami studio in all of Scratch! Just ask to become a curator!

Edit #3: Yoshizawa-Randlett System
:
This Project is a Facsimile of the Yoshizawa-Randlett System, which is the most common form of origami notation in Diagrams. Use this when making diagram tutorials.

Goal of the Month: Post photos of you doing petal folds on this thread!

Happy Folding, Everyone!
-david

bump

aggressive bump

my current origami projects:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1128279263/
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1138295771/

origami studio:
https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/36009356/

gee bumbers, grampa!

BUMB BUMP BUMPITY BUMPER BAT BRAB ARB ABRBA ABRA UMPBBA RUMP SKIBIDI

zump

oooh i love origami ill have to post some of mine after school

-Rodri wrote:

oooh i love origami ill have to post some of mine after school

bet

RECOMMENDED ORIGAMI ARTISTS:

EzOrigami Youtube Channel (Easy~Intermediate)
Jo Nakashima Youtube Channel (Easy~Complex)
Beth Johnson Origami (Intermediate~Complex)
Mushi-tarou's Origami Youtube Channel (Complex)
Robert J Lang Origami (Complex)

huh, whenever I say ‘mushi-tarou’ without the dash it turns into an asterisk, weird.

just click this link: youtube.com/@mush-itarou <—— delete the dash to get it

BUMP!!! GONNA POST ORIGAMI VERRY VERY SOON SO STAY TUNED

Bump

edit: this was originally gonna just be a bump message but i'm really thinking about folding Davor Vinko's fish. opinions?

Edit 2: i'm doing jo nakashima's version. worst mistake of my life. 15-7.5 cm toyo gold-plated origami paper. is driving me insane. help.

Also, i got a cubeupload account, so i can directly just plop the images here now, instead of needing to put it in a project.

Bump.

note: scrapped the vinko fish, too hard + bad tutorial quality

I'm making origami cranes for now (have some stuff but eh)
I haven't counted but I'll be writing song names on them as some sort of diary
When I do count I'll post pics

just finished a hydrangea tile:

Lamp oil? Ropes? Bumps? It's yours my friend!

this absolutely stunning squid by joseph hwang

bump+jo nakashima heracles beetle

**cant show it rn bc the camera decided that its driver wasn't going to work today**

Bump+invented my first bp/cp model!

Manta ray:

<<again, i can't show a picture bc my driver is dead =P>>

edit for information: folded using 16x16 grid. for reference, the first pleat fold from the unfolded 2x2 square follows the base for the hydrangea, then flip over and do the other folds.