Models - cranes
Origami 3 head craneThis is an intermediate model and was designed by jun maekawa in genuine origami
Origami Crane Mandaladieses hübsche Mandala ist aus dem traditionellem Kranich gefaltet, eine Variation gefaltet habe ich ein Modul aus 10 x 10 cm Origami Papier du brauchst 8 Module :-)) die verbindungen sind stark, du brauchst keinen Kleber !!
Grou bicolor vertical - double color craneMATERIAIS: 1 FOLHA DE PAPEL DE ORIGAMI DUPLA FACE TAMANHO 15X15CM
Origami YAKANBEIThis origami bird(crane) is called "YAKANBEI(fox's wedding)"."YAKANBEI" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami ARINOTOUThis origami bird(crane) is called "ARINOTOU(ant-hill)"."ARINOTOU" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami MYOUMYOUThis origami bird(crane) is called "MYOUMYOU(it meant "Go me!" in the Edo Period)"."MYOUMYOU" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami MITSUGAICHIThis origami bird(crane) is called "MITSUGAICHI(one-third)"."MITSUGAICHI" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami YOKOGUMOThis origami bird(crane) is called "YOKOGUMO(bank of clouds)"."YOKOGUMO" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami NARUKOThis origami bird(crane) is called "NARUKO(bird clapper)"."NARUKO" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period)
Origami HANATACHIBANAThis origami bird(crane) is called "HANATACHIBANA(mandarin orange flower)"."HANATACHIBANA" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata"
Origami YADORIGIThis origami bird(crane) is called "YADORIGI(parasitic tree)"."YADORIGI" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami HARUNOAKEBONOThis origami bird(crane) is called "HARUNOAKEBONO(Spring dawn)"."HARUNOAKEBONO" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes)
Origami SEKIREIThis origami bird(crane) is called "SEKIREI(wagtail)"."SEKIREI" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami YOSHIWARASUZUMEThis origami bird(crane) is called "YOSHIWARASUZUME(reed babbler)"."YOSHIWARASUZUME" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata"
Origami KURETAKEThis origami bird(crane) is called "Kuretake(a kind of bamboo)"."Kuretake" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period)
Origami FUYOUThis origami bird(crane) is called "Fuyou(a kind of lotus)"."Fuyou" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).The "Hiden Senbazuru Origata"
Origami SUGOMORIThis origami bird(crane) is called "Sugomori(crane's nest)"."Sugomori" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes)
Origami ASAGAOThis origami bird(crane) is called "Asagao(a morning glory)"."Asagao" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period)
Origami INAZUMAThis origami bird(crane) is called "Inazuma(lightning)"."Ehiroi" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period).
Origami HANAMIGURUMAThis origami bird(crane) is called "Hanamiguruma(the oxcart for female nobles in the Heian era)"."Hanamiguruma" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes)
Origami HOURAIThis origami bird(crane) is called "Hourai(the Isle of the Immortals)"."Hourai" was one of the "Hiden Senbazuru Origata" (Secret Folding of Thousand Cranes) which was published in 1797(Edo Period)
How to make an Origami Peace CraneHow to make the origami peace crane for beginners...we are making 1000 to help the people of Japan, and thought other people would like to know how we have gone about doing it....the video is slow moving so be patient....
How to fold the Good Luck CraneThis is a simple and elegant crane. The model is a new version of "kujaku-zuru" created by the late Toshio Chino, an origami artist. From the book "Crane Origami"
Origami Fantail Crane Tutorialthis is a video showing how to make the origami Fantail crane, this is the crane that another person on youtube made but their tutorial wasn't very good....so i decided to make my own video!
How to make a Nuclear CraneFold a nuclear (3 -in-1) crane in 5 steps. This is a difficult model which involves a lot of repeating methods in some steps so more details are shown at each step.
How to make the origami Kissing CranesWatch the creation of the kissing cranes using just 1 rectangular piece of paper. E N J O Y !
Old School Origami - Standing CraneToday is the next in our mini-series of easy origami from the past. This origami is for a standing crane. Some of the folds in this origami are a little tricky, but with some patience you can get a really great looking bird.
Origami Kotobukizuru - Congratulations craneHow to make a Kotobukizuru. Also known as "Congratulations crane" and "Hiroshima Crane" This is a variation of the traditional tsuru. My paper: 15cm x 15cm japanese origami paper
Daily Origami: 023 - Tanabata Twin CranesToday's origami lesson is twenty-third in the series. Today we are continuing a special series to prepare items for Tanabata, the Star Festival, in Japan. Today is the eighth item and we will make twin cranes.
Origami Crane (Román Díaz)How to fold the amazing origami crane designed by Román Díaz. Demonstrated by Jo Nakashima with permission of mr. Román Díaz. I think this is the best Tsuru I learned so far! But it is also pretty difficult fold...
Origami Hanging Crane Ornament InstructionsThese step by step instructions help you to fold your own hanging origami ornament. These can hang on Christmas trees or in windows. Perfect for beginners. LisaShea.com has many more photos..
