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  • Alex Bateman's Origami: Model diagrams, tessellation images and software.
  • Anita's Origami: Models and convention photos in addition to diagrams.
  • Anne's Origami: Information on MIT's origami mailing list, with archives. Also a list of books owned, some with pictures, table of contents, and reviews.
  • Anools-Origami: Overview of the art and a gallery of personally folded items, including some very small models. Origami tools and related links.
  • Ben's Origami: Gallery of mostly animal folds, with diagrams for a flamingo and stingray.
  • Brooklyn Origami Online: Featuring diagrams, instructions and information on the art of Japanese paper folding.
  • Charles Esseltine's Origami: Diagrams for a variety of objects.
  • Ching-Yu's Origami Gallery: Photos of original designs for different kinds of animals, Star Wars aircrafts and objects, some including diagrams.
  • Dave's Origami Emporium: Diagrams of traditional, modular, money, and original designs. Articles, book and software lists, and origami inspired ray-tracing.
  • DofTNet: Provides free diagrams and information relating to origami projects.
  • Eileen's Origami Page: Photo galleries of fantasy, scifi, and animal origami by various creators. Also a handful of diagrams of original models.
  • Envelope and Letterfolding: Definition, history, and diagrams on how to fold mailable letters and envelopes.
  • Exploratorium Magazine: Paper: A set of articles on origami, including instructions for making paper airplanes and handmade paper.
  • Fabric Origami Workshop: Introduction, techniques, diagrams, and pictures of fabric origami. Includes book reviews and links as well as FAQs and related news on the topic.
  • Francis Ow's Origami Page: Specialising in folding hearts and modular origami.
  • Gilad's Origami Page: Illustrated origami book reviews, a model gallery, diagrams and articles. Also includes a guide to wet-folding,
  • Hand Made Origami Gift Boxes: Gift boxes hand made by folding paper or fabric using origami techniques. Searchable gallery. Includes instructions for preparing fabric for origami.
  • Jacob Ewing's Origami: Collection of models designed and folded by Jacob Ewing.
  • Jason's Origami Page: Gallery of models designed by Jason Ku, mostly animals. Also includes some money folds.
  • Jasper's Origami Menagerie: A collection of diagrams and photos with a section dedicated to various types of animals. Includes a picture link index to diagrams of models on other websites.
  • Joseph Wu's Origami: Gallery of original works and models by others. Includes articles and original diagrams as well as a database of online models and links.
  • K's Origami: Provides animated step-by-step instructions, photographs, articles, and links to related sites.
  • Kim Kofoed's origami page: Pictures of thematic collages and origami boxes and kusudama ornaments for sale by email.
  • Lar's Origami Gallery: Features different kinds of origami. Also displayed are origami-themed caricatures and cartoons.
  • Learning Origami: Instructions for a variety of origami models, with lots of pictures.
  • Letterfu: Instructions for folding letters from printable templates.
  • Marc Kirschenbaum's Origami: Original model diagrams, articles, resources and related links.
  • Mark Leonard's Origami: Gallery and diagrams for models using mostly A4 or A5 paper.
  • Masters of Origami: Information on an origami exhibition in Salzburg, Austria in summer 2005. Includes a brief statement about each exhibiting artist and a model image.
  • Matthias Gutfeldt: Alpenfalten: Collection of diagrams and image galleries of original models as well as other designers. Includes book list and reviews, convention highlights, and related links.
  • Mike's Origami: Diagrams, storybook, diagram database and an origami murder mystery to solve.
  • Online Origami: Archive of the now defunct e-zine. Origami story, diagram, and links and information on organizations.
  • Oribina: Gallery of folded paper dolls, known as the art of Oribina.
  • Origami Database: Contains a database of published origami models available online and in books and magazines. Also with photographs of many models.
  • Origami - The Fascination of Folding: Diagrams of complex origami models designed by Hans Trygve Birkeland.
  • Origami and Mental Health Therapy: Discusses the use of origami as a choice of therapeutic tool relating to mental health. Origami links to benefits, history and pictures also included.
  • Origami Club: A large selection of beginner diagrams and printable paper patterns.
  • Origami Crease Patterns: Information, tutorials, models, photographs, and links. Including models folded by Ben Ball.
  • Origami Creator's Fantasia: Gallery and diagrams by Noburu Miyajima. Models on display include insects, imaginary creatures and animals from the Japanese zodiac.
  • Origami Enthusiast's Candy Guide: Popular candies are rated according to their wrappers' suitability for origami.
  • Origami Gallery by Sebastian Kirsch: Photographs of various completed models: animals, masks, geometric shapes, oversized folds, and tessellations.
  • Origami Instructions: Learn how to make origami items, including simple items for kids. Includes history of paper folding and dollar bill origami.
  • Origami Kaleidoscope: A variety of diagrams organised into three skill levels.
  • Origami Model Diagram Database: Search utility containing the locations of several thousand origami models in hundreds of publications.
  • 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.
  • Origamiworld: Photos, diagrams and screensavers designed by Janina Weinand.
  • OriLand: Dozens of diagrammed models, some products for sale.
  • Oriworld: Everything about origami for beginners and advanced folders as well. History, symbology, folding techniques, galleries, diagrams and crease patterns. Available in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
  • paperfolding.com: Diagrams, history, relationship with math, gallery, and book reviews with cover shots.
  • Paula's Orihouse: Photos of models and conventions, information on knotology (folding with paper strips) and diagrams.
  • Peter Budai's Origami: Beginner to intermediate diagrams, illustrations of infinite folds, articles and a glossary of origami symbols.
  • Photuki Origami Photo Cube Software: A program that generates printable waterbomb templates from photos, which can then be cut and folded into cubes and other forms.
  • Robert J. Lang Origami: Model gallery, information on the scientific application of origami, copyright and choosing paper. Also home to the TreeMaker diagramming program.
  • Robin Glynn's Origami: Diagrams, gallery, links, and a brief history of how the author started.
  • Saadya-net: Slideshow of sculptural origami by Saadya Sternberg, featuring masks, animals and curves.
  • Sajid Khan's Origami Forum: Discussion area for enthusiasts.
  • Sarah's Origami: Gallery of models she has folded, and reviews of books with cover shots.
  • Shaya's Origami Gallery: Pictures of origami animals, insects, sea creatures, dragons, and other things folded by the site owner.
  • Southeast Origami Festival 2000: Information on the festival. Features videos of Vincent Floderer showing various flexible models, demonstrating the mushroom and traditional frog.
  • Sprite!'s Origami: Illustrated instructions on folding the traditional crane, and some book reviews.
  • Star Wars Origami: Photos and diagrams of various models inspired by the series. Includes links to other Star Wars models.
  • Sy's Paper Folding: Original models with photos and diagrams.
  • Tea Bag Folding: Learn about tea bag folding, with lessons on making medallions. Free printable tea bag folding tiles.
  • TP Kong's Origami Web Site: Picture gallery of personal work, easy to follow diagrams, newly developed models.
  • World Peace Project for Children: On the story of Sadako and the Thousand Cranes, and the world's largest crane. Diagram for the traditional crane included.


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