Crease pattern origami
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Conventional origami diagrams describe a figure by a folding sequence — a linear step-by-step pattern of progression. Crease patterns, by contrast, provide a one-step connection from the unfolded square to the folded form, compressing hundreds of creases, and sometimes hours of folding, into a single diagram!
Enjoy the beautiful origami artworks of Robert Lang by clicking on the images.
Images copyright @ Robert Lang. Check also How to make roses from maple leaves.
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