Thank you for presenting such a nice, very easy and attractive modular star. I will send the photo of model I made after seeing this video. Please guide me,how to send.
It looks great Evan! Nice to see another video from you :) I really like these modular pieces, particularly when the pieces are easy to fold and then look really complex once assembled.
Hi, Evan -- fantastic tutorial! I made this model with some kaleidoscope paper and it looks amazing, like something that I spent half a day on, but it was actually very quick and easy, thanks to your very clear and helpful instructions. Do you know if there are diagrams for this model anywhere? I would like to teach this model to my origami class at the North Port Public Library in Florida, and I can refer them to your video, but many of my students, especially the older ones, like to have a diagram. Another question: I teach the class as a volunteer (no pay) -- do you recommend that I get Lidiane Siqueira's permission in order to teach her model? Would that just be a courtesy to the designer or a real requirement? Of course, I always inform my students of the designer's name for any model I teach, but do I need the designer's permission to teach it? Thanks for your advice and thanks for a great tutorial!
Would please help me to the link to “CYE NEWMAN” model, it appeared at the top right corner near the end of this model. It looked like from dollar bill?? Thank you very much
Do you have a particular design in mind? I have a tutorial on Paolo Bascetta's 3D Ring, that may be similar to be what you're looking for: th-cam.com/video/LUfxB8yTK74/w-d-xo.html
This model is actually called Whirl star and was created and published by me in 2013 www.flickr.com/photos/92098378@N03/8737527610/. I'd like to be mentioned as an author in this tutorial. Lidiane knows about this model but somehow ignores my authorship and publishes this star as her own everywhere.
I'm ridiculously proud of myself that I folded this right the first time around. The tutorial was so easy to follow.👍👍
Really glad to hear that! Nice work! :)
You came back to us!!!!!!! Stay with us - we love you!!!!!!
Haha will do, I'm definitely going to work on a more consistent upload schedule!
Lovely presentation! Thank you. I look forward to folding this for my Christmas treats 😉
Thank you for presenting such a nice, very easy and attractive modular star. I will send the photo of model I made after seeing this video.
Please guide me,how to send.
I'll say it again . . . Love your videos and clear instructions. Was nice to have an easy fold and easy to assemble too. I made two! Thank you!
YES HES BACKKK
Wunderschönes Tutorial, gut erklärt, herzlichen Dank
Thanks!
It looks great Evan! Nice to see another video from you :) I really like these modular pieces, particularly when the pieces are easy to fold and then look really complex once assembled.
Amazing tutorial thank you
awesome
Hi, Evan -- fantastic tutorial! I made this model with some kaleidoscope paper and it looks amazing, like something that I spent half a day on, but it was actually very quick and easy, thanks to your very clear and helpful instructions. Do you know if there are diagrams for this model anywhere? I would like to teach this model to my origami class at the North Port Public Library in Florida, and I can refer them to your video, but many of my students, especially the older ones, like to have a diagram. Another question: I teach the class as a volunteer (no pay) -- do you recommend that I get Lidiane Siqueira's permission in order to teach her model? Would that just be a courtesy to the designer or a real requirement? Of course, I always inform my students of the designer's name for any model I teach, but do I need the designer's permission to teach it? Thanks for your advice and thanks for a great tutorial!
Lindo❤❤❤
Fantastic tutorial, thank you.
I love you
I try this
Seems to be easy bro
Thank you!
FINALLY!!!!
Wow ...............So Creative Idea .....................Like 55
Wow! I'll be going to buy colored paper right now.... 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😄
It worked! Yeah, the end was not easy, but now I managed it. Thanks, so beautiful.
Great!
Would please help me to the link to “CYE NEWMAN” model, it appeared at the top right corner near the end of this model. It looked like from dollar bill?? Thank you very much
Great tutorial and a terrific model, really liked folding this mandala, thanks for sharing
Thanks for the feedback, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
Nice video!!!!!! Tnx
Thanks
Oh my, that's been a while
there's a circle in the back
Great work can you make a 3D origami wreath star PLEASE
Do you have a particular design in mind? I have a tutorial on Paolo Bascetta's 3D Ring, that may be similar to be what you're looking for: th-cam.com/video/LUfxB8yTK74/w-d-xo.html
sa good
Hey Evan, I am working on some ideas for Christmas cards to sell at a Christmas fair
Try that but with more festive colors aright
@@llamadog4786 th-cam.com/video/5e1usv-3M0c/w-d-xo.html please check it out
This model is actually called Whirl star and was created and published by me in 2013 www.flickr.com/photos/92098378@N03/8737527610/. I'd like to be mentioned as an author in this tutorial. Lidiane knows about this model but somehow ignores my authorship and publishes this star as her own everywhere.
bit of confusing in start 😢
Hey Evan, I have finally made my Origami Mandala Asteria. Check out on my channel and tell me what you think
Looks great with the paper you chose. Thanks for sharing!
@@EzOrigami th-cam.com/video/5e1usv-3M0c/w-d-xo.html please check it out