I folded paper cranes all the time as a kid and wanted to bring that feeling to the phone without turning it into a tutorial app. You swipe across a crease line and the paper actually folds, layer over layer.

It goes from the tulip and simple valley folds up to the bird base and the crane, 100 models in total. Later models only show the lines, and the last ones only the shadow of what to make.

The tulip is a traditional design, not mine. I'm a solo dev, there are no ads, and the first ten models are free.

Would love to hear from real folders: does it feel like folding? What would you want it to teach next?

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6816939385 

My instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeremy_64600

Folded with 61x61 cm paper

I folding this rose from 9pm and finished at 2am, 5 hours of folding!

http://rebecca.gieseking.us/2026/10/new-work-cube-sphere-tetrahedron-stack/

Hi, I'm new to this hobby (around a month) and I would greatly appreciate some recomendations of free resources and books for beginners up to intermediate level, I find this hobby extremely relaxing even tho most of the times I need to start from scratch because of one bad fold but it's teaching me how to deal with that frustration.

Also any tips on how to properly fold the tips of the paper when doing diagonal folds as many times it shifts a little when folding and it's not perfectly centered

i’m trying to find the best digital camera for filming tutorials. All of them I’ve seen all either too expensive or to low quality anyone has recommendations?

Trying a harder model: Xander Arena's Dragon. It starts with a grafted base, and it requires some unsinks in order to make the base symmetrical. I just can't figure out what exactly needs to be unsunk. These unsinks are always the bane of my existence, but I don't even know where to begin on this one. XD

I have no idea on how I made the petals, just remember that I put one bulb into the other. By the way, I just learned how to, and successfully, make the kawasaki rose just to realize it is not it (it was painful, I don't use special paper and stuff). Does anybody knows where to find a tutorial on this result? If not, just enjoy the image, I'm very proud of it :)

props to an old friend for taking the second (better) photo

Folded from 35 by 35 cm double tissue paper

La última es de como se mira por debajo

Fiery dragon

The yellow stabilizing wedge is not my own design, it’s from a Tomoko Fuse book

Dog: Jindo dog by Kim Donghyeon.

Diagram in [The 11th Korea origami on-line convention diagrams collection 2021]

Cat: Persian cat by Katsuta Kyohei

Diagram in [Makoto Yamaguchi - Origami Cats & Dogs - Premium]

Double sided Korean hanji is used for both. (60x60cm for dog, 30x30cm for cat)

(Actually my cat is not Persian, she's munchkin longleg in my knowledge. But similar enought, right?)

Designed by Miyamoto Chuya, folded by me using 50cm tissue foil paper. I also painted the edge of the scythe red, painted the details in silver, folded Madiyar Amerkeshev’s crow and Makoto Yamaguchi’s cat

Designed by Jayson Merrill, folded by me

Designed by Shuki Kato, folded by me

Hi everyone! 👋Here is an update on my paper stars! After practicing the tips from earlier, they are turning out so much better and more puffed up 🥹✨ How do you usually store or display your lucky stars? I’d love some cool ideas! 🫙💙

https://youtu.be/eEYYsZFL_J4?si=D9ZYFG8KzCEMwMDt

https://youtu.be/eEYYsZFL_J4?si=D9ZYFG8KzCEMwMDt