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Origami Instructions: Collapsible Box (traditional Model)

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Origami Instructions: Collapsible Box (traditional Model)
Autor: AdamsSara
Category: Howto & Style
Published: 2010-02-27

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Origami Instructions: Collapsible Box (traditional Model). Recommended paper size: 15cm x 10cm (approx. 6in x 4in)
Resulting model: 5cm long and wide, 2.5cm high (2in x 2in x 1in)
This video describes how to fold an origami collapsible box. It is a traditional design and is also known as a water dish or orisue.

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3 - Origami Instructions: Collapsible Box (traditional Model)

This How to make an Origami Origami Instructions: Collapsible Box (traditional Model) Model was made on 2010-02-27 by AdamsSara. In this section you will find a Video Tutorial published on YouTube, about how to fold an origami model or the step by step instructions to make it. I hope you found the instructions clear and I hope you enjoy folding It.

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Comments:

Missfrizzify [19-Jun-2013]
I made this two years ago?

Salkhoo [18-Jun-2013]
? i just like the box!

Salkhoo [18-Jun-2013]
Like? it

Jessie spring [18-Jun-2013]
Thank you so much i love your vid they are awesome! oh and i love your accent my dad? was in germany for 8 year's

Jadenkeslerorigami [18-Jun-2013]
I love your accent as well and you stole my idea i made that box? like three months ago

Kyle bell [17-Jun-2013]
You have a? calming voice!

Adamssara [17-Jun-2013]
Start with a sheet that's 16.5' x 9.5' for a box with a height of 2 3/4', or with a sheet? that's 12' x 9.5' for a box with height 2'.

Linda flanagan [17-Jun-2013]
I'm trying to figure out what size paper i should start with to? make this origami box with a finished size inside of 4' x 5 1/2.' could you tell me so i can get started, please?

Webberfolds [16-Jun-2013]
How could? not take offence to that?

Petr stuchl� [16-Jun-2013]
That's great! =) yes he is! :d ?

Adamssara [16-Jun-2013]
Yes, i? know him. he's a great guy. :)

Petr stuchl� [16-Jun-2013]
I would have never guessed! =)? off topic: do you know robin scholz? he was on our origami convention in prague last saturday, i only knew him from the internet before. =)

Alkabayoest [15-Jun-2013]
I love that country it's very? beautiful

Adamssara [15-Jun-2013]
I'm? from germany.

Alkabayoest [15-Jun-2013]
I love? your accent where r u from

Osonuco [15-Jun-2013]
Omg.. why is this soooooooo? looooow

Chiofartman [14-Jun-2013]
Nice design, nice box, but your voice is annoyin! no offense...?

Ranita siru [14-Jun-2013]
Re: foldsomething's box - uses more paper for a smaller box and there are excess creases along the base. it does provide a locking mechanism, however, and more surfaces for displaying double-sided paper to greater effect. i suppose it depends on what effect you are going for, but they? each have their good points and bad points :)

Asoo618 [14-Jun-2013]
There is a faster way to do this.... look at foldsomethings? channel.

Thomas humphreys [13-Jun-2013]
At 7:51? i was sooo happy because it said and both will work fine. i use a4 so it wasn't 2/3

97hurricane97 [13-Jun-2013]
If you want it more easier go watch foldsomething's channel it's just? like this box but way more easier

Carlos331311 [13-Jun-2013]
You souund like a? alien but thanks anyways im gonna add it to my origami i know how to do 49 diffrent origami

1jharmainyack [13-Jun-2013]
Another way to divide by thirds: 1. crease from top left point to bottom right? point. 2. fold in half horizontally. 3. fold across that intersection horizontally. hope that helps anyone!

Lily jennings [12-Jun-2013]
You? voice is so soft!